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I hope he sees this pic.

I know he's turbo rich but I still feel bad for him

>>82496703
holy shit, he looks like his about to murder someone.
Falling Down remake with Ben Al Habibi when?

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>>82496323
>a sequel that’s actually a prequel

>>82496323
I like Emily Blunt

It still follows the trend of strong women who need no man, but well, I'm ok with this one.

>>82496315
Reconsider my taste.

I mean he's physically incapable of lying, isn't he?

I'd be rather upset

she's beautiful on the inside

>>82495819
It's made sure that you stay for the credits, I'd say that's a good thing, and I disdain capeshit.

>>82495819
>watching movie
>Credits roll
>Get up to leave
>Some neckbeard tells me theres a scene after the credits
>Fart on him as I walk out

>>82495926
What? Credits shouldn't be included at all. It mars the film and detracts from the artistic value of the work. Imagine if you went into the Louvre and looked at the Mona Lisa and it was a digital billboard where you saw the painting for a few seconds then a list of all people involved in making the paints and frames and the construction of the building. It's ridiculous and forced by unions.

"Best boy". I shouldn't fucking know what that is or who that is. I only wanted to watch Ghostbusters 2016.

>>82495707
>Why didn't the Norwegians tell anyone about the shit going down?
Probably the same reason why the Americans didn't tell anyone. Nobody trusted anyone and their radio equipment was destroyed. There's a shitty 2011 prequel that takes place in the Norwegian camp
>When did Blair get infected, and who infected him?
Blair probably go himself infected while doing the autopsy of the dog thing
>When did the stoner guy on the couch get infected?
Probably early on by the Norwegian dog
>Why wasn't this film successful when it first came out?
Because of E.T.

>>82495916
Wouldn't that nigger be wearing gloves and shit?

>>82495707

1. In both the 1982 film and in the strongly disliked 2011 prequel which explores the Norwegian camp, there is plenty of context. At first, some scientists wanted to keep the discovery secret for themselves, not knowing what they'd found until it was too late. By that point everyone was too busy trying (and failing) to stay alive that they didn't have any time to talk to others. Basically the Norwegian camp follows the same basic plot outline as the American one - everything happens so quickly, and the few times they do try the radio don't work, so pretty soon other things take priority.

2. We will never know exactly when Blair was infected. My personal view is that the mass of thing-stuff that they burned and buried was still strong and warm enough that it re-assembled while everyone else was inside, and it chose the solitary Blair for its next victim (easy pickings, the rest of the group doesn't know). Another valid theory is that Blair started to be infected when he touched the end of his pencil to his mouth while explaining the dog-thing creature to the group - it's possible some Thing cells got into Blair from there, and besides Blair was arm-deep in Thing at multiple points, so one little cut or imperfection in his skin would have doomed him.

3. It is not clear whether the dog-thing infects Norris or Palmer first. My personal view is that Norris was the first victim, while Palmer was the next victim, during a two-day interim (not shown in the film). I believe that it's Palmer's long johns which Mac is holding when he makes his tape, but again, we'll never know for certain.

4. It was the summer of E.T., and people were in the mood for a happy alien story, not a bleak and horrifying one. Anons today underestimate what a huge cultural event E.T. was.

3.

Whatever happened to predictability?
the milkman, the paperboy, evening TV

Unlike anyone here, he followed his dream and he actually succeeded.

Isn't some guy on YouTube doing a series on the TGWTG crew? I remember someone posted the first video on Doug.

Disney and marvel money is too good to give up

I know Jay irl so I can explain why this happens. Jay pretty much hates all new movies. He's a huge nostalgia fag and hipster so he'd rather not watch the new shit like King Kong or Fast and Furious. They'd both much rather do Re:View, Wheel of the Worst, and Best of the Worst now, and they're so popular that they're in a spot where they can focus on doing those. They pretty much only do Half in the Bag for capeshit and star shit because it's guaranteed to make money and their fanboys would rage if they didn't do it.

>>82495322
how did the focus go from plinkett, to half in the bag, to now literally random crap

sexy self bump

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for example

Louis Theroux, Gavin Mcinnes

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GADOOSH

duncan trussell

>>82494735
Did David create the aliens?

It was shit.

I am basing this on the fact that out of everything do with this movie none of it has filled me with any amount of confidence in its viewing quality.

How tf has the screener not leaked

King Vidor's The Fountainhead isn't great but wasn't bad either.

Because Ayn Rand is a bitter old women who only sought to justify her lustful greedy personality

>>82494043
Because atlas shrugged was a terrible movie based on an even more terrible fan fiction novel written by a filthy soviet parasite.

Suicide Squaders BTFO

>>82494024
Not as long as /tv/ continues to predict its demise, you faggots are never right.

>>82494024
Once DC is able to steamroll them with capekino, Marvel will have no choice but to call it quits.

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>>82494014
looks like maynard from tool

here we have marilyn manson

also the imagery in passion was fucking fantastic

oh it's not jessica biel

thicc > thinn

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>>82493736

thats not a question

Mile Leigh>your favorite director

Are you asking us or telling us? "Yes" if you're asking.