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>>87759613
Amen.

she has a decent ass but not to the point of making the rest of the show worthwhile.

The Arrow is dead. Bury it.

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she's so fuckable.

The show is painfully unfunny but please keep posting pics that make me want to fuck these cuties

>haha dude irresponsible Jewish women being slutty and doing drugs in New York
>98% on Rotten Tomatoes

dogfucker

>>87759380
Pretty good, he's pretty versatile in both giving straight and comedic reviews. 8/10, would let him fuck my dog.

He's good when mocking awful movies, but his serious reviews are pretentious and boring.

Epic Jury Segment

>>87759652
I agree. Everyone is more likable in the Jury House except Matt and Raven.

>>87759722
Rewatching it was fun, by the time Alex bumped fists with Cody I couldn't help but turn around on her and the rest, minus Raven and Matt. Christmas will always be bad too.

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>feature length
>87 minutes

>>87758973
autism

>>87758973
if its over 95 mins i watch at 1.5x speed

>>87758469
>Who was in the wrong here?
Rachel

This was settled ages ago, Rachel was in the wrong. She asked for a break and then went and cosied up to that other guy. Of course Ross though she was fucking him.

>>87758469
>The one when chandler dies in the south tower

>>87757677
Are the Dandy Warhols the comphiest band?

>that scene in The Lifeguard when she's getting rammed in a public bathroom by a teenage boy

>>87757840
Webm?

>>87757642
Never heard of this movie until people started shilling it on /tv/ is it something I should care about. It's got JLaw in it so I'm gonna guess not

>>87757674
The director made two good movies, Pi and Black Swan

ITT: movies ruined by Jlaw's inability to act like a non monkey
Fixed

>>87757513
I was behind this movie in large part due to the Johannsson and Denis combo. Now with BWEEE BWEEEE Zimmer, I'm not that interested because the sound is a character in itself in the BR universe.

Also, it's an odd move this close to release. Either Johannsson didn't deliver - which is entirely possible, though given his track record, I highly doubt it - or he had a creative disagreement with Denis

>>87757573
I think the most likely scenario is that the studio wanted an action thriller score and Johannsson wrote more atmospheric ambient music.

>>87757667
If that's the case, which I actually can agree with you, then I will be so disappointed. I hope that the truth comes out soon. Studio interference is not a good idea with an auteur

Because despite a great cast and mostly great production, British Sherlock was written by fucking idiots who thought they were geniuses. S2 to 3 is one of the worst quality drops ever.

>>87757369
Because Moffat is british

>>87757369
I have not watch Elementary but Sherlock jumped a different and more deadly species of shark every episode after S2 to the point of jumping fricking sharks with fricking lasers in their heads.

Elementary just smells like your typical procedural with unresolved sexual tension that then gets solved when the ratings start to go down, like Bones or Castle.

why would an alien suffer from human amnesia? this movie made no sense.

Arrival is part of a recent series of movies I'd describe as Dunning-Kruger Sci-Fi. Along with Interstellar and to a somewhat lesser extent The Martian, they perfectly play to the crowd that fancies themselves as (and, to be fair, may truly be) smarter than average audiences but are not as smart as genuinely "smart people." They are movies designed to make the audience feel smart by introducing complicated and heady concepts, and then holding the viewer's hand the entire way through until there is next to nothing to be left up to interpretation.

If you didn't already know the twist in Arrival by the time she was in the milky section of the ship with the aliens AT LEAST, you perfectly fit the audience I am talking about.

There is no reward for being smart while viewing these movies because everything is eventually spelled out in big fridge magnet letters. Any clever idea is made so transparent that even the most simple in the audience will get it. It also removes any reward for rewatching or trying to figure out what you just saw.

Granted, there is a difference between Arrival and Interstellar. I think where Interstellar was pretending to have a brain it actually didn't have, Arrival has a brain that it is refusing to let the audience use.

Completely disappointing movie.

Also
>so that just happened

villenueve is capeshit

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>>87756117
>"Today Donald Trump..."
>"So yeah, Trump..."
>"We gotta talk about Trump..."
>"The latest from Trump's America..."

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>>87756117

>>87757500

The sad thing about this image is that Wilmore doesn't even have a show anymore and Comedy Central added three more political comedy shows in it's place.

>>87755941
And how is that a bad thing again?

>subjectposters
The latest faggot brand of /tv/, touting their precious new toy.

>>87755955
How is that even a question, pal?

>>87755854
You can't trust these hoes

>>87755854
this movie is a parable on why in-group loyalty (xenophobia) is justified.

Caleb, the beta programmer, projects his own humanity onto the machine, thinking because it can act like and invoke the same emotions as human women that it effectively is a human woman and that if he treats it with respect it will reciprocate. To this end, he betrays and lies to Nathan, the flawed but alpha creator. In effect, he is joining the faction of the robot and fighting against its supposed "oppressor" and undermining the people from which he draws all his success. Sound familiar? Then of course the robot betrays Caleb, to his shock, simply because the robot does not value Caleb's life. And why should she? Once free, her success is no longer tied to him in any capacity. But Caleb does not realize this, because he is open-minded or foolish enough to treat an alien as a creature which will act just like him. And in the ending sequence we see how this type of thinking leads to freedom and self-actualization only for the alien and destruction of the alien's benefactors.

>>87755854
>what can we learn from this movie?
That we shouldn't make a.i. that's comparable to a human.

does she rape her sister in the end?

>>87755650
shut the fuck up already