Dafuq...
>>87828377
I loved it. But then again, I don't have a hate bias for Bay and know when a movie doesn't take itself seriously.
>>87828377
why do they keep getting worse and worse?
does Michael Bay not give a fuck?
>>87828440
DUDE
JUST
TURN
YOUR
BRAIN
OFF
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
https://youtu.be/sQp6ATVaS_M
Separate interview
> As an actor you play characters, and if you go deep enough into those characters, you realize your own character is pretty thin to begin with
>“You suddenly have this separation and go, ‘Who’s Jim Carrey? Oh, he doesn’t exist actually.’ There’s just a relative manifestation of consciousness appearing, and someone gave him a name, a religion, a nationality, and he clustered those together into something that’s supposed to be a personality, and it doesn’t actually exist. None of that stuff, if you drill down, is real.”
In all seriousness I wonder if playing so many maniacally weird characters messed with his head irl. The best actors seem to keep their private and acting lives separate (for example Tom Cruise's real name isn't actually Tom Cruise), when you pretend to be other people for a living, day after day, that's got to fuck with you eventually.
He's just trying to get a philosophical grip on his existence, most people don't even reach such a stage and just fall through life as it happens to them. I respect him for trying to organize his phenomenological experience, though it's sad that he doesn't know how to do so privately.
Someday they'll teach ontology, epistemology, and logic in schools but for now we just have to figure it out ourselves if we even hit a trigger to do so, which 99% of people don't. Don't bully him.
>>87828606
Problem is, I'd bet dollars to donuts his sources on the matter is new age woo, rather than philosophical works.
So...after a six year gap between sequels, was it worth a wait?
I liked it.
>>87828046
It was an improvement on the last one and the third.
Pregnancy really improved her tits
One year ago, I woke up to missed calls, and text-messages ranging anywhere from "Call me now" to "I'm sorry about Clay." (BY THE WAY. NEVER TEXT ANYBODY THAT!!! Never text condolences. EVER. I deduced he was gone by texts from THOTS. Never do that.)
Clay died one year ago today. Please, press F or share funny memes. Or just whatever. Make it a party up in here if you want. He was a good guy with a deranged sense of humor.
Without that lovable slacker Clay, there would have never been the Space Ghost Coast to Coast we all love. The influence of that show on early Adult Swim programming is undeniable.
His wikipedia: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._Martin_Croker
You peobably know Zoeak. He was rhe animator and the voice.
press sneed to pay chucks very lovecraftian
>>87827053
I press sneed
was he autistic?
>>87826995
he was lovecraftian in a kafkaesque film. very lynchian of the director to juxtapose the two in this way. i loved it.
>>87826995
idk but he was definitely gay
>>87827017
for you
Nu-males BTFO
>>87826973
lol
leather pants
faggot tattoos everywhere
frosted tips in hair that looks pulled from sink drain
trendy indie hipster facial hair
wallet chain
come the fuck on OP, this faggot is absolute nu.
>>87826973
Looks lovecraftian, any more movies like this?
it's like a sanity shattering cosmic horror when i see how much better looking this guy is than me.
Overall, I thought this movie was disappointing. The story was an allegory of the bible that had no original ideas and not a single ounce of subtlety. The cinematography was painfully straightforward. Entire characters and scenes could have (and should have) been removed. So many set up scenes that had no payoff. So many other films have touched on the same themes and had much greater impact. This felt like a directorial debut, which is funny because I also watched Pi today and found it vastly superior. Mother! isnt even shocking. Just shockingly bland and void of creativity.
Yes... B b b b b b but... Was the film lovecraftian? How much of the dialogue would you consider lovecraft inspired?
>>87827064
The Lovecraft posts are statements about how these threads don't matter in the cosmic sense. It's not trolling, and it's NOT meant to be funny. We are small, tiny nothings when compared to the Eldrich totality all around us. Lovecraft posting has always been and will never die; rather, it was been sleeping, like the dreaming Cthulhu, in the deep sea. And now it's BACK...
>>87827095
BACK TO SQUARE ONE NIGGA
HAHAHAHAHAHHAAAHAH
How did he survive for so long?
>>87826869
Ate his own shit
he was cthulhu
>>87826869
by seeing footage
Thoughts on Prometheus? I liked it.
く
>>87826688
Well if you liked it, I liked it too!
It could have explained a little more, and it had a few flawed scenes, but overall it was good.
Why is every other post "Lovecraftian" or "Kafkaesque" when neither of those things really apply to the thread at hand?
Why aren't the mods doing anything? They really do hate /tv/ don't they?
>>87826400
>dubs
How Keatsian
This thread really reminds me of the works of Bret Easton Ellis.
>horror or scifi is vaguely sexually evocative
>DUDE TOTALLY GIGERESQUE LMAO
what about all the other kids on the train
>>87826145
now you know the real reason draco hates potter.
>first year at hogwarts
>waiting for the candy trolley, want to buy your mates some chocolate frogs
>no trolley
>find out some potter kid bought out the whole thing
>the WHOLE trolley.
It's enough to make you want to become a death eater, to be honest.
>>87826145
That "I don't fuckin' fink so" picture made me laugh out loud for about 5 minutes when I first saw it.
Very Lynchian indeed
What horror films have the absolute best effects?
>muh practical effects
This looks like shit, Tremors aside.
>>87826059
You
>>87825947
Any John carpenter movie that uses animatronics.
>wake up
>see this
wat do?
>>87825929
Now my dear, aren't you being a little KAFKAESQUE???
>>87825929
Force my romance into her
KAREN!!! KAREN!!!!!!
was this really necessary?
>>87825640
did anyone else get a boner during this scene?
>>87825657
no, why would you?
>>87825640
were you really neccessary?
JUST
>>87825094
Does "century" mean the last 100 years or just since 2000?
>>87825142
It means the next 100 years
Her horrible career is finally over.