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>>79792148

sais are used for trapping/disarming plus apart from Ninaj Turtles movies they don't get much play in movies.

>>79792148
those are sai not daggers. his favorite ninja turtule is raphael.

He is secretly a homosexual

same, i got really bored at around the 5th season, felt like a chore that i had to do every sunday so i could fit in with the water cooler gang on monday

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Dumping my meme folder

>>79791533
eh, i think the show was pretty consistently good from season 1-4, but season 5 was just shit almost the whole way through

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this is a mouse

>>79791485

100% semen repository

YOU GO GLEN COCO

>>79791402
to save on cg

And why did one of them commit suicide?

>>79791402
because they were /fa/gs

>>79791257
>put on a horror movie while sitting next to some kid
>his dad asks me to turn the movie off as to not scare his son
>I do it

>>79791257
No.

>>79791334
Beta, I would have taken the toothpick out of my mouth, stood up and shouted, "HOW 'BOUT THIS. YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH, OR I'LL KICK YOUR TEETH DOWN YOUR THROAT AND SHUT IT FOR YOU!"

>>79791215
Unironically one of the best films ever made.

I didn't like it and I didn't get it.

>>79791215
It is just a meme movie

>>79791079
he is really good at self-parody. beyond that, he is boring actually. I like how he tried to rip off tim and eric. unfortunately he doesn't have any talent.

>>79791079
yes

Threadly reminder that Sam got DESTROYED by an antifacuck half his size

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3RJuertVRRE

>Leia: They let us go, it's the only explantation for the ease of our escape

>Han: Fly us to the top secret headquarters of the Rebellion!

>>79791084
Are you ok?

>>79791102
no

No one in the UK talks like this outside of rural Yorkshire.

>>79790863
>into
not
>in't

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>>79790863
right good post

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Dune is a documentary.
It is not a movie so much as it is an information dump of remote viewing sessions

>>79790805
Dune has always been /tv/

I'm happy to see it entering our pantheon of classics

OP is right

Only problem is we'll never see the intended 8 hour Lynchian masterwork
>>79790846
As the film currently exists, yes this

But even still it's pure kino

It's got good subtext and trashy production values, i.e. instant classic

It happened with Hidden Figures too

But /tv/'s worst ever prediction will always be Guardians of the Galaxy

if you're white and critique this film, you're a racist. blacks have worked that out and so they are making films where blacks oppose white people, so if whites say they don't like it, they play the racism card.

How much fucking better would Class be if Ram had a K9 unit

like the least the Doctor could've done was given one of them a sonic device or something

>>79760192
>How much fucking better would Class be if Ram had a K9 unit
Or the thing in Quill's had is actually K9 Mark V.

>Mistress, I calculate a 97% probability that you are considering rendering that student permanently inoperable. Note that this would be contrary to your sentence and this unit would be forced to evaporate your brain.
>Shut up, K9. I was only fantasizing.
>Sorry, Mistress.

>>79750307
>I've never understood exactly what a "writers' room"
I worked in writers rooms in the 90s.

You hire a room full of staff writers—mostly people who seem talented and wrote a decent spec script, but don't have the established credits to make a living working freelance. There are a lot of these in LA, and standard guild rules for hiring them. In the UK, nobody's ever done it, at least not formally, which is why Chibnall had to go to the Guild and ask whether he could do it, and it's not clear who he'd be able to find (could he steal people out of the BBC writers' training program?).

They're led by a lead writer, who may or may be (one of) the showrunner(s).

There are still outside commissions, which work the same way they do in Doctor Who today—but instead of the showrunner polishing (or completely rewriting, if RTD) each script, the writers room does it collaboratively. Everyone reads the script, then there are brainstorming sessions on ideas to improve it. Assuming it doesn't get sent back, staff writers are assigned to punch up parts of the script that the lead writer thinks they'd be good at.

There are also usually scripts written by the lead writer/showrunner, and they go through the same process, but generally they don't get changed as much.

Meanwhile, the staff writers are expected to pitch episode ideas, both in brainstorming sessions and in formal pitches. If one of them is promising enough, the lead writer will assign someone (usually the one who pitched it, of course) to draft it, and then it goes through the same process. On ensemble shows, they usually combine the A-story from one pitch and the B-story from another, but that probably wouldn't happen on Who.

If late rewrites are needed because something isn't working out in rehearsal or even filming, sometimes those go to staff writers as well.

Iv, v then stop

4, 5, 6, 7

>>79790544
4 1 2 5 3 6 RO 7 in my opinion
1 is removable as it really doesn't affect your understanding of the plot

Easy. I go to sleep every night thinking about being the last man alive in the world.

>>79790460
I couldn't last a week, especially when i know there is a way to stop beeing alone

>>79790460
I've been alone for 5 years. I have minimal contact with a parent who hates me, but that's even worse than no contact.

>>79790223
Reddet

The Rock for abandoning his home of pro wrestling

I thought The Rock was a big guy, have I been lied to? His head is half the size of Vin Diesel's wtf