Why does /tv/ have such shit taste in movies?

>>82726475
...As opposed to reddit?

>>82726475
Most redditors are neckbeards.

>>82726475
Because it's full of redditors

>>82726475
Who is this image supposed to upset? /b/ is hated just as much as Reddit on every board that isn't /b/.

>>82726553
It's typically posted on /b/, but no one gives a fuck about it there either

>>82726475
hahaha so tru lol

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>tfw 10/12 of those are true

>>82726475
Those "funny, well-placed "'racy"' jokes" are probably contrived and predictable as fuck.

Chads are funnier than Redditor sub-normies and nu-males.

>>82726510

i don't know of any good movies oriented subreddits. i guess their /r/Filmmakers/ board is fine.

i know their main /r/music board ridiculously suck ass compared to /mu. their /r/electronicmusic board mostly sucks too.

in any case niche subreddits are great, just like usenet newsgroups used to be: it's: retarded to hate on something that reflects a multitude of values, attutudes, knowledge, sensibilities etc

>comparing reddit with /b/

Are you being retarded in purpose?

>>82726475
>smokes marijuana
i have more respect for the btard tbqhmd

/tv/ isn't really for the discussion of television and film. We decided this a long time ago.

/tv/ is for dank meme posting, fun / shit posting and off topic discussion. This place has become /b/ lite.

There's no turning back and the problems cannot be fixed.

>>82726475
I am 6/10 on the Redditor front and 3/13 on the /b/tard front but I've never been to Reddit and wholeheartedly think this place would be better off without the faggots who post on r/4chan.

>>82726788
Yeah, /tv/ is simply where we riff on television, film, and celebrity, because it's central as a fixation point in our society, and where a lot of mainstream memes originate.

And we translate it all into our own shipost-y memes, and the retarded memes we extract from pointless material like the Plane Scene are funnier than nearly anything coming out on television.

I think /tv/ is just an alternative to lame mainstream meme culture (television / film) where we entertain ourselves better than all the hacks at WB, Disney, Sony, etc could.

>>82726788
Upvoted

>>82726475
Oh man that t-shirt makes it.

>>82726788
>this is what reddit actually believes

/tv/ used to be a cool place to discuss tv/film when it was slower and actually felt like a community.

Both websites are big enough to have a healthy population of faggots and retards. Overall, I'd say redditors are more successful in life (looks, money, education, employment, relationships, etc.).

>nice guy
>this is supposed to be positive
Amazingly accurate

>>82727179
compared to what? i just thought of that customer i see once in a while. native, never worked a day in his life, fat, acne, perpetual "mean mug" always sneering without having shit to back it up ; basically a fucking disagreeable loser = he is not a nice guy.

>>82726788
No, it used to be used for actual discussions until you newfag fucking redditors came in here and thought every board was /b/.

Fuck off.

lol hows your stay here in /tv/ so far redditors?

>>82727782
as if there is a big difference. its all the same.

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>>82726475
Are you referring to the multiple daily threads related to comic book movies? Or the sitcom tv show threads?

Old reddit was old /b/
Now reddit is /pol/
Really activates those almonds

>>82727830
I've honestly never been to reddit, but this doesn't surprise me one bit.

>>82728133
>never been to reddit

How? every time I search something on google, a reddit page comes up. reddit posts are shared everywhere all over the internet and on all social media. You purposely don't click reddit links? You have a filter or something?

>>82726475
I think that's the first reference to /b/ I've seen in literally years.
It's like they completely dropped off the map.