New Favorite Scene Thread

>>1395076
Kek.
Clown is the name?

>>1395784
The Prestige?

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>>1393976

>>1396454
haha I love that movie.

>>1396808
What is this from it was great

>>1396454

>I had not cut into any of Dim's main cables

Absolutely brilliant movie. Reading the book after watching the movie made me enjoy it even more.

>>1397502
Letterkenny

>>1393999
>HillarysPresidentialFireworks.webm

>>1393996
I SAID SIT DOWN

>>1397682
Probably.

>>1400198
haha good shit.

>>1400198
tim roth cant go a movie without acing his fucking role

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>>1401053

>>1397682
kek

>>1393979
What made this scene so great was the 'waiting in traffic' build up. Webm obviously made by a comic book movie fan.
1/4
>>1396454
SHOULD HAVE BEGAN AT THE FLATBLOCK MARINA. AND ENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SHORT SCENE IN THE MILK BAR 3/4.
>>1401053
>>1401071
>mudblood
0/4

>>1398017
Underrated.

>>1401500
This webm is literally the best bit of the movie. I was super hyped and let down badly

>>1402398
Looks good.

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This show I've seen at least 6 times.

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German Steeeeeeeeeel

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>>1404196
OH!

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>>1404209
>Slavs
Kek sorry, that was not it.

>>1397682

kekvs maximvs

>>1393979
the intensity in this movie was amazing

>>1396808
not a cringe thread

>>1396049

Sauce on that music??

>>1396049
This movie was the best experience I ever had at the cinema
It's an 8/10 sci-fi flick but with the huge sound and light and colour it's an absolute fucking 10

requesting that scene from Person of Interest where Harald gets arrested and he is in the interrogation room

>>1403598
Then looks does not deceive.

>>1405591
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQXVzg2PiZw

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While we're on the subject...

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>>1406718

>>1404142
Forgot about this movie lol

>>1406710
>Punished Finch

>>1405376
Fuck I love this movie.

>>1393976
>New Favorite Scene Thread
WHAT THE FUCK DOES THAT EVEN MEAN

stick to the tv thread fucking fagot

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>>1407468 OP here
Sheet man.
I forgot to tell you that you could bring ANIME or VIDEO GAMES.
Just relax.

>>1393996
BIRD UP!

>>1406724
I NEED a sequel.

>>1396049
Goosebumps.

>>1409627
>"You remember when I told the the bottle thing was cool?"
>"Yeah, yeah. That's right, you did."
>"I lied"

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BACK UP IN YO ASS WIT DA RESURRECTION!

>>1407720
Carl Urban tried but in the end couldn't raise enough money for a sequel. Shits dead in the water anon.

>>1402398
Is this the TV-show Frequency or something else? Need to know.

>>1404142
>>1406763
Kek me too

>>1396049
Kaneda What do you see?
KANEDA! What do your see?

>>1393979
Sweet, someone saved that. Here's the full scene for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhHwgDAM8uU

>>1401113

I guess the reason that scene is so long and drawn out is that the film uses a lot of anti-joke humor.

Also I've read that scene leads up to those guys getting killed by the Strangler.

Whoa.

This scene doesn't really work out of context, however it was one of the most carthartic moments of my whole life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8B370KNp1o

>>1393977
I've always wondered is he one of the young guys you see with Michael's dad in the flash backs when they are young?

>>1418722
Such a nice movie

>>1407496
based corrado

>>1418833
name?

>>1396808

>It's a hard life picking stones and pulling teats, but sure as God's got sandals, it beats fighting dudes with treasure trails.

>>1419422
The movie is called "Castaway on the moon" its a korea comedy where a guy who jumps of a brigde is stranded inside a city

no matter your preference the movie is always a good to have time

>>1417475
sauce

>>1417475
Oh...

>>1419726
LOST

I enjoyed this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfkqGyx-rEw

>>1393996
lol what a shit season

>>1396049
>>1405633
what film?

>>1406724
Why did this movie do so badly?

Honestly, it should have been a homerun, it was thoroughly good + it's capeshit. Shouldn't the plebes eat it up?

>>1410797
It's a film
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2414766/

>>1420247
bad marketing

>>1404175
What's going on here?

>>1420240
Sunshine as the other anon said the movie itself isn't amazing but scenes like that made me love it regardless I have simmilar feelings for Interstellar.

>>1420294

those three masters just died out of nowhere, didn't expect that in a comedy

>>1393979

The inaccuracies of these subtitles make me want to be buried alive.

>>1420247
-Wasn't well marketed
-People associated it with Sylvester Stallone's crappy version
-People accused it of being a rip-off of The Raid
-Rumors of creative disputes between the producers, executives, and director.

>>1409882
Nice.

>>1419520
Just watched this. Pretty good movie, thanks anon.

>>1420295
The older Sunshine film is fine too. Or it's called Sunrise. Sunshine is a great movie. Keep forgetting to buy the Blu-ray disc.
>>1396171
Yup.
>>1404215
>>1405376
>JOHN WICK
Can't wait for The Next Chapter

>>1401071
>>1401053
Oh look
It's YOU again
go away pleb

>>1420288
Oh man, that's rather complicated to explain.
It has to do with a suicide of a girl (ex-lover of him), and he is to blame for that.
After a season of guilt and depression for that, he remembers another ex-lover who now lives with another man and that happens... But everything is centered because of the suicide of the other girl.
Again, it's complicated. That series is the best to tell you the psychological state of their characters. The best thing would be to see this show, it's pure god tier!!

>>1418722
Looks good.

>>1406718
>>1406721
This episode, in particular, was fucking amazing. Best episode from any show ever, even if the show itself wasn't the best. Show was good, tho.

>>1409882
Allright

>>1393999
Nice trips, what movie?

>>1396808
>ballpark, 6 to 8? your a fuckin' animal.

every time.

>>1420294
that was a great scene. the whole fight with them was baller.

>>1402074
>that title
He's saying kryptonite. I mean Christ, he's dressed up like batman and references Robin in then next line.

Great scene though

>>1393979
Is there any scene in any movie that is more operator than this?

>>1393999
>>1426127

Terminator 3

>>1404209
how about sauce for the music?

>>1427025
Nightcall by Kavinsky

You'll normally find it with it's opening appearance in the movie "Drive", but here it's just been but over the original audio.

>>1404142
>>1406763
>>1414511
lmao I also forgot

>>1427694
:(

>>1427657
Much appreciated, m'anon!

>>1418722
what a miserable fucking existence
I love it she makes it seem charming

>>1410685
Fucking this

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>that feel when you will never, ever, ever see a horror/suspense movie this good again for as long as you fucking live

(I would very much welcome being proven wrong, by the way.)

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tears were wept from this scene -- following don for so long, his hidden emotional distress... man... still my favorite series to date

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Check these

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>>1432408

>>1432408
>>1432413
:D

>>1432408
>>1432413
Not only did you not need to break this up into multiple webms, but you've cut off the last and best part of the scene. Shame, anon.

>>1432424
I know, but I didn't feel like whittling it down so it could all fit in under 4mb.
>the best part isn't the Huey Lewis monologue
sure.

>>1396808
the standing up guy in the flannel reminds me of David Lynch

>>1432428
The best part is the fact that he starts screaming with blood on his face, RIGHT AFTER delivering the Huey Lewis monologue. The Huey Lewis monologue is not, in and of itself, what makes the scene great. It's how it ties the whole scene together. If you cut off the end of the scene, you lose the effect.

Anyway, if you're too lazy to make a proper webm, then just don't make one at all.

So the anime scenes, TV series and video games are allowed ¿
Allright?

>>1404215
>>1405376

If you don't like John Wick, you're either dead or a complete fucking pussy.

Also, gonna need a webm of John giving Kevin Nash and his inexplicable Russian accent the night off.

>>1420449

Fuckin' INSTANT CLASSIC, son. That whole fuckin' movie is based as hell.

Moar?

>>1434603

Yes.

>>1434603 >>1436339 Op here
YEAH I forgot to mention it.

>>1433208

Is this from 'Why Don't You Play in Hell? (Jigoku de naze warui)'?
Was it a good movie?

>>1426101
source on the song?

>>1404215
First time I saw this it was in 4k, fucking loved it

>>1400198
overall i think either where he records Playing Love or when he decides to stay on the ship at the end are/is the best scene/s in the film

>>1431851
source?

>>1437698
MD

>>1437945 :(

>>1437698 Journey to the West

>>1427012
Heat.

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I have a laughing fit everytime I watch this scene, it's got some sort of hidden level of irony or social commentary or something in it.

Is it just me, wsg?

>>1404215
Hotline Miami the movie

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>>1437348
Yes, it is. And yes, it is.

>>1432308
Dont Breath

>>1439095

What movie is this?

>>1439095
Yes, it's just you.

>>1427694
>>1406763
>>1414511
lel'

>>1439095
good

>>1441580
The End of Dark Star, i think

>>1432328
I agree but that webm cuts right before the best line

"It said 'sweet' on the package."

Fuck time to start at season 1 again i guess

>>1406724
i thought this film would be shit as fuck.
But I fucking loved it. It was refreshing to see an old fashion action film with a good story arc. Not a screen full of cities exploding and loud noises.

>>1432308
I rewatched it on halloween. It's every bit as good as it was when I watched it for the first time. The only thing I dislike is the overdramatic escape of Hannibal but it's minor.

Anyone have the basement scene from Zodiac?

>>1437372
Graduate High school retard....

>>1445606
:(

>>1445586
I forgot about this documentary.

I took my introductory history class when I first started university, and holy shit in my naivety I thought this was the most moving documentary at the time. I was new to actually studying past the superficial of WWII.

I love the music. Used to have it in my youtube playlist

>>1420294
Kung fu Hustle is the most underrated martial arts film of all time.

>>1414729
this

>>1445606
kek
I get it

Since I can't make fucking webms

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXiemb_MWjY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiPtaAwEa3Q

/k/

>>1440415
so much...

>>1396808
I fucking hate this scene - ooooh look these rednecks you expected them to be dumb ohhhh but look they are 2 smart 4 u oooh look how they bully chad wow I wish that where me

>>1452376

You must be a riot at parties

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I fucking love Dr.Strangelove

>>1427012
Zero Dark Thirty.

>>1393996
even if it was rock salts in that shotgun he would have died just from the shock wave at that range. Fucking stupid.

>>1452997
i can't take this movie seriously anymore now that we now scandinavians give child rapists 20 days community service as punishment.

>>1453316
You might want to reconsider the validity of where you got this info...

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>>1453347

>>1432797

They filmed most of that movie by my house.

Never saw it, but the production crew was very nice and spent a lot of time in town actually hitting up local bars and businesses, which is rare. When Wrinkle in Time came through last month they basically just stayed in their trailer the whole time, and Star Wars outright shut down big hunks of the county because "secrecy". These folks were really nice and open about the film.

>>1404290
I didn't remember ice age that way

>>1417475
spoilers

Oh yeah this thread is great for spoilers.

>>1418685
Not really, he was one of Clemenza's soldiers. The part was originally meant for Clemenza, the fat "take the canolli" guy in Godfather 1, who was one of Vito's caporegime generals, alongside Tessio (Abe Vigoda). But the actor demanded too much money and he was killed off between Godfather I and II.

The first friend of Vito's we see is Genco, the ugly guy who takes him to see a play in one of the early flashbacks. He's Vito's adoptive brother and later becomes his first consigliere, but dies shortly before the events of Godfather I, which leaves Tom Hagen unprepared to be a counsel for the mob war. Vito also names his olive oil front business after Genco. Vito was taken in as a kid by Genco's dad, the man who employs him at the grocery store, who has to later lay off Vito when he's forced to hire Don Fannucci's nephew. Genco tries to give Vito some food he stole from the store but Vito refuses to steal from the man who took him in.

The friend who introduces Vito to crime, who almost kills a postman when Vito helps him steal a rug, THAT's Clemenza. Tessio appears in some of the later 1920s-ish flashbacks, eating with Corleone family in their apartment.

The guy in the wheelchair who helps Michael hide out in Sicily in the first movie, is the same guy that helps Vito get close to the old don in Corleone that killed Vito's family. He gets shot escaping the villa after Vito guts the don.

>>1396454
I love Kubrick but this movie is a bit edgelord

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>>1454541

>>1453061
lol

>>1426481
hes saying decrypting light you dipshit, and honestly its fucking awful it ruins the movie for me, one time i thought he was a good actor and he fucks it all up right here

Can some upload that dance scene from Ex Machina?

>>1453342
http://www.clarionproject.org/news/swedish-court-hands-out-light-sentence-muslim-teen-rapists#

>>1454542
Source?

>>1458027
Look closely.

>>1457446
Sauce? Looks fucking hilarious!

>>1453433
Good to know I still have a reason to dislike Star Wars.

>>1395395

Oh shit I used to love that movie. Ha ha. Forgot what it was called.

>>1434902

John Wick was just a ripoff of another movie. Whoop.

>>1458157
and theres the faggot.

>>1437372
land of hope and glory

>>1458157
All movie these days are rip offs of other movies.

Get used to it, /tv/.

>>1453514
How have you not seen that by now?

>>1397682
noice

>>1458285
That's easy.

>>1453347
>>1453357
Allright

>>1453057
>Zero Dark Thirty.
shut the fuck up you dumb cunt

Watch 13 Hours.

>>1462710
Haha nice.

>>1462710
>13 Hours.
I don't know if you're being sarcastic of you really think 13hours is good.

If you think ZDT is bad action you should probably elaborate.

>>1410698
Thank you. This gets me every time.

Does anyone have the guy with black beard is raid apartments house and shoot with shotgun while black guy and blonde women having sex. I really need it!

>>1402074
Nicolas Cage is the fucking best.

>>1404215
Best action flick in awhile,

>>1418722
Incredible movie. Great pick anon

>>1432797
Movie was so damn good.

>>1457446
Damn. Worth a watch?

>>1457603
Sure is a good thing this movie isn't set in Sweden you dumb fuck
Stop getting all your information about the world from /pol/

>>1393979
I'm still trying to understand what special or good anyone sees in this film.
For me, it was just a boring slog, desperately trying to build up atmosphere with music, but completely failing even with that.

>>1400198
That entire fucking duel, all 3 pieces of it... it was glorious...

>>1458285
Not him, but I quit watching Lost when the island disappeared after what? 4th season?
I couldn't care less about spoilers

>>1420294
The best scene was the introduction of 3 masters, where the Axe Gang is going to burn that poor woman alive and their leader just throws his lighter... whic is casually grabbed mid-air and flipped close.
Literally the best moment of entire film, because they had to repeat that scene over and over and over again, until the guy was able to catch it without even looking in that direction.

>>1432308
You've missed the best part of that scene.
When she opens fire at him, empties entire magazine and while Bill is busy dying, she doesn't try to check if he's dead, or look around, or secure her position. No, she instantly starts reloading her gun, because she's so pumped up with fear, she can't think about anything else than making sure she has enough bullets to turn Bill into thin red mist

>>1440415
Sauce?

>>1456810
>Nicholas Cage
>Acting

It's all real, man

>>1456810
Try KickAss 2 and Carrey. Then tell me about ruined.

>>1396808
It's like a whole scene made of one liners that people wish they'd said during an argument but only thought of two hours later

>>1456810
>decrypting light
Poorly memed my friend.

>>1466153
I love that movie.

>>1469511
What movie?

>>1466153
This scene is great until you realized how bad the acting on the two guys behind the main man is, still one of my favorite movies.

>>1469822
>Liotta
>Bad acting
Nice meme

>>1393979
>What the fuck are we doing here?!
>FUCK!
What was the point of any of her lines

>>1469988
You are asking wrong question, anon
What was the fucking point of that shitty, overrated piece of trash?

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>>1396808

>>1420294
>>1431851
Stephen Chow makes some good movies

>>1404175
I've watched all 6 seasons at least 3 times this year. Most tv shows airing now are trash compared to older shows like Sopranos.

R.I.P J.G

>>1469511
Sauce?

>>1432308
night vision doesn't work like that

>>1458027
oh for crying out loud

>>1470130

>I don't want 30%. I want it ALLLLLLLL

>>1401113
i like this. what film is it from?

>>1465055
>IMPLYING THATS THE POINT U PAKI CUNT

>>1471194
Not an argument

>>1393976
Always wondered about this scene.
Why did Rust suddenly loose his temper?
Why couldnt he just interrogate him calmly?
Watching season 2 now and i feel like i wont like this one as much as i liked season 1.

>>1471476
Season 2 is so much different in tone and story and just about everything it would be better if they would literally market it under different title as new series.
Because as much as it's equally good, it's so competely different it brings pointless and impossible to pull comparisons between two completely different series.

>>1471819
the song choice for that scene was godlike

>>1469520
>>1470648

Son of Saul.

>>1469910
not talking about him, think really hard.

>>1471882
Yeah, I've realised that later on, but it was too late to delate my post. Sorry, my bad

>>1454541
>>1454542
This film should be BANNED from getting sequels, prequels, spin-offs and other bullshit. Literally one of the best films made in the sci-fi genre to date, watered down on fucking god-awful franchise.

>>1471476
It was only because he began to notice his obsession with that case with Ledoux. Especially with the talk of the first meeting with Ledoux about the Yellow King.

Later, the detectives who are interviewing the two protagonists, take this as a suspicion that Rust was the killer. Believing that Rust's reaction was due to the fact that he felt threatened by the boy who is talking to him about the Yellow King. (The guy on the webm).

>>1417475
fuck man..

>>1466219
Hes telling her what to use to fight them you dense cunt, right after that she puts one on her pistol and fights using it
Fucking retard

>>1396171
its such a good movie. i was impressed man def watch it

>>1417658
it made you shit easier?

>>1419457
i see what you did there

>>1457446
>>1458070
It's from a show called Suburgatory.

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This scene was horrifying the first time I saw it.

>>1464616
What's the film called?

>>1472771
He doesn't say decrypting light you deaf fuck. Kryptonite is a code-word he and his daughter use for specific maneuvers.

You have to be the dumbest fucking retard on this website to believe he said decrypting light. Go fucking off yourself.

>>1473235
I remember how fucking scared I was when watching this film for the first time in mid 90s... Literally one of two films that get me ever scared.

>>1393999
where are the MIRVS on these nukes? Why are they detonating at ground level and not air-bursting? Skynet is ineffective as fuck.

>>1473467
>Get 5k nukes to drop
>Plus enemy's automated response added to those
You seriously bothered about efficiency at this point? We are not talking 100 nukes scenario or 500 nukes. We are talking about entire atomic arsenal. And if we consider the level of control Skynet gains in T3 at face value, it's firing not only American missiles, but literally all missiles that are out there in the world.
Of course we are shown only American deep province, so Mary Ann and Cletus can feel how bad it is if Nowhere, Bumfuck was also nuked.

>>1473481
The only reason they're showing bumfuck nowhere is because where the vast majority of our land-based ICBMs are located you retard.

>>1473582
Last time I've checked, it was Rockies and Dakotas, because Earth is almost a sphere and it's wiser and simply faster to use "shortcut" through the pole. That's just basic math.
Meanwhile, we are given nice and wholesome shots of Tennessee being bombed.

>>1473754
That was definitly a fairly large city being bombed. The only bumfuck nowhere shots were at the beginning with the launching of the ICBMs. So which scene are you complaining about exactly?

>>1473969
Entire sequence and a specific mannerism Hollywood has when describing bad events.
Like a global event summed up in "250 million Americans were killed". I remember times when you were saying stuff like "6 billion people died", rather than making a tally of dead burgers.
Add sappy music, All-American wholesome imaginery and you have a recipe for disaster when screening abroad.

>>1432408
>>1432413
God I fucking love Christian Bale in this film (no homo)

>>1469511
cunt christing fuck.

>>1465105
They think it's "operator". Then, because they want to believe it is what they think it is, they ignore the bad points and instead focus solely on what they believe is good so that they reinforce their false perspective.

>>1418722
This is pretty much how I live my life.
I wasn't aware of how miserable it must be until I saw this.

I want to get a job this year.

>>1471819
this film is cheesy, but so fookin well directed with amazing cinematography/editing/sound it's hard not to love it

>>1470854
whoever made this webm is a fucking mong, the whole point of the scene is the beautiful buildup and release. still a good scene, but it should have been cut from where he get's slapped in the hallway

>>1475965
Because the entire films was made by guys who are doing stunt work normally. The cript, camera, editing - all in hands of stuntmen with decades of experience. So the film on the technical level is gold when compared with average action flick.
It's also greatest "show, don't tell" excercise done in years.

>>1476085

>Because the entire films was made by guys who are doing stunt work normally.

So? Stunt men are usually stunt men rather than directors because most of the time they can't make decent movies. Most of the time that they try, they end up being spectacular failures that only even really shine in a handful of action sequences.

>>1469511
kike propoganda

>>1476329
I guess you don't exactly follow.
The film has great camera work for fights, edit for fights, choreography for fights and entire structure is so well-executed toward set pieces, because it's made from people doing set pieces for living. We are not talking about a guy promoted to direct a film based on scenario appointed by the studio or working with strangers, we are talking about bunch of dudes who did this film from the base on their own.
And it makes a fuck-huge difference when doing low-budget studio film.

>>1476700

Simply having worked on films doesn't mean that you'll make a decent film, even if your work on those films was great. For example the most obvious thing that could have gone wrong with Wick was the script and direction for the actors. Those aren't things you learn how to do simply because you've worked on making great action sequences before.

Even world famous directors with decades of experience can make terrible films. Simply saying "Oh well these dudes worked on action films before, therefore they know how to make a good action film" is a superficial way of looking at things Sure, they didn't fuck things up and everything turned out great.

This one time.

Chapter 2 might be a fucking clusterfuck of bad decisions based on what the directors thought worked with the first one or want to do differently with a sequel. By your logic, it simply can't be a bad film because everyone involved is talented and knows what they are doing. Guess what, that's the case with a lot of really terrible films. Like just look at Ridley Scott's recent films. Dude has worked on numerous classic films, but he can still find time and energy to make Prometheus and Exodus. The people involved with those projects aren't stupid or incompetent either. The costume people know what they are doing. The script people know what they are going. The editors knows what they are doing. The sound and music people know what theya re doing. The cinematographers knows what they are doing. And so on. And collective, under the guidance of Ridley Scott as director they managed to make two overall medicore films that will probably be confined to be on click bait top 10 lists of films that you've probably forgotten but was filled with talent.

yes, Chapter 2 might be fucking shit. There is enough about John Wick to hint at that just like Return of the Jedi hints at just enough to make it clear that Lucas could completely fuck up Star Wars if he ever returned to the franchise.

>>1476936
Not the anon you're arguing with but i don't think Prometheus and exodus are BAD movies per say. And not in a "Oh you guys didn't understand !!! I'm so clever I...I got it !" way. I didn't get it. But there is what feels like a hidden potential for test of time in Prometheus. It's full of plot hole and it's not a Spielberg movie (and i didn't get it....) but i, maybe that's my mistake, refuse to think ridley scott made a bad movie without any long term plan.

I know that wasnt the point of your post, but just felt like chiming in with my absolutely necessary opinion.

>>1473975
Britbottle here, you sound like a butthurt faggot regardless of where you're from
American movie set in America starring Americans shows American cities getting destroyed, waaah why didn't they show MY people getting vaporised too ;(

>>1393976
Is there a webm of Himmler's speech from The Man in the High Castle, last episode season 2?

>>1476936
>The script people know what they are going.
Not really, he hired fucking Damon Lindelof for Prometheus.

>>1476936
Original anon here and like already said, you are not following it. Or refuse to follow, which is more likely.
And I don't feel like explaining it for the 3rd time, since previous two attempts have failed. So let's conclude it with the simple truth that I'm talking about A and you are talking about X.

>inb4 ha, I was right and won, cuz no counter-arguments
Ask Socrates how arguing for the sake of argument worked for him.

>>1476987
Yes, because when you are marketing film internationally, you want to put entire focus on States. That has sooo much appeal to everyone else. Especially in a franchise that went from global scope of the story told from burger perspective to American scope told for burgers and then mass-marketed everywhere around.

You seriously can't see the difference?

>>1466153
Goodfellas. Excelent movie

>>1474179
>They think it's "operator"
someone's been on /tv/ for way too long, the whole point of Sicario is how un-operator the MC is

>>1458611
Oh i remember this

>>1432797
Why are they humming the jurassic park theme?

>>1471476
He instantly realized he never caught the actual killer.

>>1484573
It's one of the few things he can remember.

>>1414729
Definitely my most favorite scene.

>>1395395
real men, with jim beluchi.

>>1485540
But what film?

>>1485690
Have you tried searching for the fucking filename?

>>1485716
No, because I've get used to the concept filename means nothing. Especially such vague.
But thanks anyway!

>>1465105
cause its based off of real events, but you wouldn't understand limey

>>1453061
u retarded bro?!

>>1409627
the baseball furies gang intro was epic too

>>1485950
>its based off of real events
So is your average TV movie about a suicidal teen or a wife being beaten by her husband. That doesn't make them good in any way.
Neither it helps this piece of shit. The film was just badly scripted, had SERIOUS pacing issues and couldn't create any sort of atmosphere while constantly trying (the already mentioned issue with music). You don't just put heartbeat soundtrack to a scene where nothing really happens and montage doesn't even follow the beat to create feel of suspense.

>>1464367
its called universal soldier something something. SERIOUS EPILEPSY WARNING

>>1418722
NAME?

>>1453028
This!!

>>1453481
Name of the movie ?

>>1470872
The Greasy Strangler

Rest in peace, good thread :')

>>1487096
suicide club or something like that

>>1494456
I think this might be my favorite episode of Archer and this is my favorite scene
Thanks for posting it man

I just realised I've never seen any Boston Legal speeches in these threads although they seem like perfect material for them.

>>1423264
Lost in Translation has the huge problem that once you actually know two words of Jap, it's just not funny anymore.

I'm aware that's probably the point but it's still not very nice.

>>1406718
>>1406721

He's talking to an AI I assume.