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>>87841282
>Golden Globe winner Hamm was one of seven Sigma Nu brothers who tormented and humiliated Mark Allen Sanders when he was a young pledge at the University of Texas at Austin.

>The young man was hit so hard during the warped 1990 initiation that he suffered a fractured spine and nearly lost a kidney.

>He listed Hamm as one of his chief tormentors, recalling how the future star ordered him to recite a six-page list of phrases pledges are told to memorize called the 'bulls*** list'.

>When he forgot the last of Hamm's nicknames, which included MC Hammer and Young Bobby, he recalled how Hamm got "mad, I mean really mad'.

>Finally he was led upstairs to the 'party room' when Hamm hooked the claw of a hammer underneath his testicles and pulled him around the room 'for at least a minute'.

>Jon Draper

JUST Hamm

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>The $35 million Warner Bros./New Line Cinema release earned another $60m in its second weekend of release, which would A) still be the biggest September/October opening ever even if it was the opening weekend and B) would be above the $58m debut (in 2001) of Hannibal, the previous record for an R-rated horror opening. The picture dropped just 51% in its second frame, which is remarkable for a horror film with such huge numbers and a clear sign that the picture is becoming a zeitgeist-capturing event. In just ten days, the film has earned $218m in North America. In just a matter of days, it will pass the unadjusted gross of The Exorcist ($233m, including reissues) to become the biggest R-rated horror movie/scary movie in domestic box office history.

>I don’t know how far It will float in North America, although at this point a $300 million+ domestic total is all-but-certain. If it (optimistically) plays like Annabelle: Creation or The Conjuring from this point onward, it’ll end its run with $355-$360m domestic while a run like Annabelle gets it to $298m. If it gets past $306m, it will be above the adjusted gross of The Amityville Horror ($86m in 1979/$306m adjusted) to be the third-biggest R-rated horror movie ever behind only The Exorcist ($986m adjusted) and, if you count it, Fatal Attraction ($156m in 1987/$353m adjusted). So not only will it be the biggest R-rated unadjusted domestic (and worldwide, with $371m global thus far) grosser by a mile and change, it’ll be one of the very biggest in terms of tickets sold as well.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2017/09/17/box-office-it-has-become-the-star-wars-the-force-awakens-of-horror-movies/#49884640b120

How will /tv/ ever recover?

>>87843853
Goddamn he looks ghoulish

What a life...

the balding one

>>87840688
The guy who gets fucked up by pussy and turns on his friends is always wrong. Great character though. I can't recall any other family annihilators in television history.

Shane for not letting lem finish his sandwich first

Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Chapstick.

I can't believe they actually filmed the gerbil scene

>>87842517
Genuinely creepy scene desu

>if you need to google search the meaning of a movie when you get home, it was a failure

t. brainlets

>agent

pretty sure she got the role only cause she's fucking aronofsky

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>>87842263

>cast JLaw to attract normies to your obscure arthouse oscarbait movie
>movie bombs harder than Nagasaki

I mean I hope they weren't surprised by this revelation.

Helicopter

>>87839838
He's right.

>>87839850

Very Lovekafkaesque message you've left there.

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>>87840255
>Jewish
>people

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>>87840301
>black
>people

>>87840255
i think if you put an empty spoiler tag in the comment field you can make empty OPs

>>87838876
Some cultures find rat-like faces to be quite beautiful anon. You just have to open your mind.

She's a fucking terrible actress lmao
Fun drinking game: watch Wonder Woman and take a shot every time she does that "serious" face, you know the one
you will die of alcohol poisoning in 30 minutes

She looks like those kids that can't move that make me sad when they're posted.

8 mile duh

8 Mile by a mile

>>87838477

Get Rich or Die Tryin

>>87838339
I would unironically like if you did.

>>87838339
I get sad by dead forums. That sense of a community lost.

The last few posts are usually from spam

wtf is a forum

>>87837581
(((advertising)))

CAUSE EVERYTIME WE TOUCH

>>87837581
Google

>>87837187
>yet

>>87837187
I'm surprised there isn't a female lead book or movie set in this universe yet considering the creator is a woman.

>>87837187
Indiana Jones. Was also going to say Star Trek but DIscovery changed that.

>>87836352
Watching People of Earth and The Expanse right now.
American Gods is kind of a sci-fi/fantasy mix but it's not spaceships/aliens etc which is what I think you're looking for

You mean, the one wort seeing out a couple Star Treck and Battlestar Galattica?

> The Expanse (space opera, good rithms, even if full of stereotyped characters and cliches)

Anime that you might not know
> Planetes

That's all I can do. Bump for interest also

>>87836393
How are you finding season 2 anon? Looks like cgi improved a bit, but it got far away politicall, and many characters started to be uninteresting.

>>87836286
Very sneedcraftian

>>87836294
"Sneedish" makes more sense.

Normy internet culture

POLAND WAS CONQUERED BY KHAZARS IN THE TENTH CENTURY C E, AND REMAINS SO NOW.

>>87836268
we wuz mighty kurwa

>>87836268
Pretty cool though the first part was rather chaotic.