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>>82673216
Fuck off shill.

>>82673216
who do you work for shill?

>>82674426
>>82674465
>waaahhhh everyone that disagrees with me is a shill

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Crashing this elephant

>>82673179
Mythologies were just proto-capeshit.

>>82673179

BANE?

>>82672949
>He doesn't know

thats what he's going to do to emmit

he's going to consume him and throw him up

It's simply a character trait at this point.

>>82672947
some bullshit about how even if someone is terminally ill they should be given a chance at life.

amy is cute

You should want Amy Adams as a mommy even if it means you'll die at a young age.

In terms of production quality and artistic and aesthetic value definitely. My problem with most TV shows is that they don't know when to stop. They milk every last drop until it invariably delivers shit episodes. You can see movies doing this with franchises and "cinematic universes". At least the movies doing this were always shit.

What I would like to see more is mini-series. Where they can tackle longer, more complex stories than movies and still keep them succinct enough to maintain its quality through out the series. Movies are to mini-series what short stories are to novels. Many if not all adaptations would work better like this. Since you have a lot more time it could better avoid the exposition cliches and common character tropes found in movies.

>>82673163
yeah I agree, although I think American TV is a lot worse at the milking popular TV shows, a lot of them seem to be designed to be able to last as long as the production company wants them to last rather than having a more concrete narrative already planned out. at least in the UK it seems like this doesn't happen as often.

>>82673522
Yes, that's true, the UK is a lot better at this, at least the BBC. Probably jas something to do with how its funded and how many programmes they are mandated to put out.

>>82672891
the idea was that all federation ships were partially war ships (as starfleet was/is technically a millitary organisation, even with ground forces (ex maco)) and could build warships when needed. They did not want to build a warfleet since one of the lessions of trek history is that weapons always find their war. On top of that star fleet was formed after the defeat of the romulans and the federation was on oar with the only remaining active empire even without dedicated warships.

>>82672891
>>its an amerikuk things his guns make him safe but actually make it far more likely a child will die of an unintended gunshot wound episode

gene would weep at the stupidity of the children who cheer the militarization of his peaceful vision of mankind

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>>82672891
They did. Thats what the Defiant was for.

The problem with the USS Vengence was that Captain Robocop was a legit nutter who wanted to preemptive strike the Romulans/Klingons etc.

All their ships are primarily for research and exploration, they can just also be used as warships. You can't really market yourself as a peaceful conglomerate of planets and also have dedicated warships flying about the place all the time.

Even with the Romulans and Cardassians, the Federations entire stance is "look, we'll go for peace if you want to". bit hard to have that stance and also have warships flying about the Neutral Zone

You must hate being alive, anon.

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>>82672912
Maybe it's all of Liam Neeson or maybe it isnt

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a challenger

>>82672670

if this movie does well this weekend i will officially give up on the human race

>>82672683

Just look at that dislike bar.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsBWnst8f7w&t=30s

>>82672807
Looks like any other shitty comedy 2bh

https://youtu.be/KocCKQxgvz4 kino about the biggest celebrity in Broward County, Florida

https://youtu.be/m0m573MxXXw Vietnam kino

https://youtu.be/KPcM4o2yfXo Stalingrad kino

>>82672630

young natalie was so perfect

Hershlag and the plot. The dialogue, acting, and directing all blew.

Originality, something the Farce Engorges and Rogue One could never claim to have.

>>82672563
Why do you even make these stupid fucking troll threads. It's the third day in a row, and you're making them because you saw an argument three a few days ago arguing about it. You are fucking shitting up this board, fuck you.

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>>82672563
>Putting Alien anywhere but #1

>>82672563
That's exactly the right message

>>82672590
lurk more newfag

girl with the dragon tattoo was kinda similar

>>82672296
>girl with the dragon tattoo
i googled and theres one 2009 one 2011 which one

>>82672384
american one

Say hello to your mother for me, op.

>>82672115
for you?

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That' not Matt Damon

>>82672070
>Prometheus was good you just didn't understand it
kys

>it's a Bong gets to watch a movie a week early and can't wait to tell /tv/ episode

Actually agree with you though, the movie was really well made and highly entertaining.
The 'twist' was completely obvious though

Also what exactly did David do to Shaw? Some of those drawings were horrific

you know a movie is terrible when the best rating shills can give it is an 8

>>82671965
the OA

also kill yourself r*ddit

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>>82671985
>b-b-but i'm normally on /v/ or /fit/

Season 1 and Season 2 Episode 1 of Utopia