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>>87779992
First season=yes
Second season=up to episode 9/10, then skip the middle since Lynch/Frost left and start watching again on Episode 20.
The final episode of season 2 is the best one.

FWWM is a good movie.

And the third season is amazing.

Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:45:15 Post No.87780096
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>>87779992
>is this show worth watching?
>I think david lynch is a hack
>is this show worth watching?
>I think david lynch is a hack
>is this show worth watching?
>I think david lynch is a hack
>is this show worth watching?
>I think david lynch is a hack

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2017-09-16 12:41:58 Post No.87779989
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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:41:58 Post No. 87779989 [Report] [View this topic]

Can we talk about something that I never see anyone mention and that AFAIK doesn't have a name:

A wave of thematically similar movies that came out around the year 2K. These films all have similar themes centered around awakening, false realities, finding your true self etc. Also present are a vague (or sometimes not so vague)l anti-consummerist, anti-establishment attitude.

The best, most obvious examples are:

>The Matrix (1999)
>Fight Club (1999)
>American Beauty (1999)

But there are also less obvious examples like:

>Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
>Memento (2000)
>American Psycho (2000)
>Being John Malkovich (1999)
>The Sixth Sense (1999)

Stretching it to 1998 and 2001 you also have:
>The Truman Show (1998)
>Donnie Darko (2001)
>Vanilla Sky (2001)

Why is this? Is it only about the new millenium beginning or is there something more? What are some other examples?

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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:42:56 Post No.87780016
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easiest way to achieve character development without much effort desu

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>>87779989
You forgot 1998's Dark City

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>>87779989
eat pray love traveling yaya pants

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South Park: White People Renovating Houses 2017-09-16 12:17:47 Post No.87779316
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South Park: White People Renovating Houses Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:17:47 Post No. 87779316 [Report] [View this topic]

Are Matt and Trey even trying anymore? This episode was among the worst episodes, especially as a season debut.

I won't bother bringing up the political message of the show beyond just pointing out the obvious. Attacking the "alt-right" is reaching for the lowest hanging fruit possible. Every unfunny hack cracks one alt-right joke or two in their shitty "comedy" routines.

The subplot between Cartman and Heidi was handled horribly. Even conceding that their relationship wasn't going to last given that Cartman's paranoid went into overdrive the last season doesn't excuse the heinously terrible and unfunny dialogue. Fuck it, there were so many possibilities they could've gone in, but no, they just had to hit the reset button and put things back to where they were.

What's far more egregious is the "comedy" itself. Randy used to a great side character before being flanderized to hell around season 13, and this episode was no exception. I cringe in every scene he's in and actually wish him extreme physical pain. Seeing him drive a nail through his dick would've been funnier than 99% of the jokes here.

The Alexa jokes were driven straight into the ground within the first two minutes.

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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:20:15 Post No.87779374
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Broadway Bro Down was literally the last good episode of South Park

Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:21:04 Post No.87779393
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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:21:04 Post No.87779393 [Report]

Even completely ignoring the story and jokes, the sound mixing and editing was appallingly bad.

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>>87779374
Nah, "Sponsored Content" was.

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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:11:25 Post No. 87779129 [Report] [View this topic]

>that pharmacist wide shot
>that bikini reveal shot
What was his problem?

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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:22:25 Post No.87779430
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Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:22:25 Post No.87779430 [Report]

making the audience feel the way the boys did, duh

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>>87779430
>making adults feel the same way 14 year olds boy feel
wait what. I couldn't be the only one in cinema who felt awkward during bikini scene when they are all staring at her

Anonymous 2017-09-16 12:27:16 Post No.87779560
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