TV / Movie Thread

>>1763705
The good old days of GoT

>>1763731
best character ;_;7

>>1763705
where has all the magic gone

>>1763749

that movie was shit

>>1763722
What show?

>>1764073
Vikings

>>1764078
Ty, anon, I gotta watch it

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>>1764156

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>>1764157

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>>1764159

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>>1764160
I think that's it

>>1764225
That is the only mad max film I have watched and it was kind of meh. It wasn't that bad but I don't see how it became a classic, launched Mel Gibson's career, or deserved a sequel. I still think Mel is a decent actor.

>>1763731
Are you fucking serious m8? Mag was killed by Gren in the tunnel beneath the Wall. This is Wun Wun, the last of the Giants.

best movie death scene of all time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcR-EbHx3Tk

>>1763718
>No one uses a shield
>No one wears a helmet
>They all run into each other, flailing their weapons around

It's like seeing retards do a pretend battle.

>>1763705
Young Ned and Bobby B series when?

>>1763760
Gods and Generals was so good, I went and bought it after my US history teacher made us watch it in class.

>>1764271
It only works if you understand the original context of the movie.
As in - it was the first movie like that, ever.

It's kind of like watching Bullit nowdays. By itself, from modern perspective, the movie is fucking boring and the famous "great car chase scene" is so-so...
... but when it came out, it was THE most ground-breaking film ever made, with the good guy doing more harm than good and the chase being the best such thing filmed and first car chase fully filmed in detail, on spot and so on.

For those looking for MOVIE/TV thread, instead TV/Movie: >>1766429

>>1764053
>I have shit taste
Thanks for informing.

>>1763823
fucking GOAT OST

>>1766452
Sell me the benefits of that thread compared to this one

>>1763731
The ultimate bastard's final act of ultimate bastardry was literally genocide. It will always be too soon. RIP.

>>1764577
>>1764577

>that reload at 0:47

What the hell that like was something out of a video game.

>>1766636
The cool thing is its real they filmed with blanks and actual mags that's why the sound is so good. Fun trivia

>>1766545
A continuation of Movie/TV thread that is going to pack up some nifty stuff instead of wanking over marketing campaign for next season of GoT.
That's for starters. But first I need to finish my graveyard shift.

>>1766648
The sound is so good because they used the full sound.

>>1766710
yeah not dubbed gun sounds

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>>1766698
Anon posts first season GoT and he is a HBO shill???

>>1766849
I really wished he'd had stabbed him with the american flag

>>1766815
>Next season of GoT starts in few weeks
>Everywhere suddenly there are posts about GoT
Gee, I wonder.

And this shit is happening EVERY. SINGLE. SEASON.

I guess I'm stuck in this fucking thread... fucking hell.

>>1767169
>People get excited for their favorite show and the next season
>WHY IS EVERYONE POSTING GOT"S SHIT!?!?!? REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>1766918
Nigga what movie is this from

>>1767194

>having literally the single most overrated show in the history of mankind be your favorite show

KYS.

>>1763823
>everyone take turns throwing your discs
>make sure to do a pointless flip before and after every single throw
>once you get into close combat, just start flailing your discs wildly, but make sure to never hit your opponent

how the hell do you fail this badly at fight choreography?

>>1767169
>interest in a series picks up when a new installment is coming soon

>clearly HBO is paying people to start threads about their television shows on 4chan!

>>1767283
>>1767284

sauce?

>>1767259
The Boondock Saints

>>1767194
>>1767292
I never said anyone is paying anyone. I'm simply pointing out it's a marketing campaign.
This might shock you (since you are apparently unaware how modern marketing works), but you don't need actual shills to do the job for you.

>>1767260
>the single most overrated show in the history
Funny question, but... do you even remember LOST?

>>1767401
a phone..what? How quaint!

>>1767790
movie?

>>1767801
The Prestige

>>1767632
>Anytime someone posts something they like it is a marketing campaign
I hope you have the right side of the tinfoil facing out on your hat or do you wear a hat on top of a hat just in case? Have you done any studies to make sure double hatting doesn't negate the effect?

>>1764581
What movie is this?

>>1767283
Never order a rare burger. Unless you want to die from food poisoning.

>>1766013
Fucking awful.

>>1767842
Well done is done well.

>>1764157
>>1764159
>>1764160
>>1764162
nigga
sports movies GAY

>>1764577
Needs payday music.

>>1767914
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZsNOQRHyf4
Payday music?

>>1767821
Look, you stupid motherfucker, this is how modern, and in the same time CHEAP marketing works:
>Studio throws together bunch of memes
>A month before premiere they throw them on their official page
>Bunch of fags who follow the page religiously see them and repost them, while making their own
>People keep making their own pics
>The buzz spreads
It's like you are using internet since yesterday.

And this shit goes for GoT ever since the series started. Every single fucking season you can fucking set your clock based on the time when this shit starts. 30 days before premiere of the first episode of new season.
Always.
For past 6 years

>>1767914
Nah.

>>1767821
>>1768060
And continuing from there:

If you want to avoid assocciation with this bullshit practice, here is the deal:
Post things from "muh favurite seriez" in other time of the year than anticipation for the next season when the marketing campaign is going on. It's funny how there are almost no posts about GoT outside the time when the series is airing new episodes and the month before that. Literally the next week after the season ends, the buzz dies.
Apparently you stop liking your series by then and your interest decreases to nothingness. And then it restarts a month before the series starts airing another season. And died again week after it ends.

Because if that's how being fan of something you call "favourite TV series" works, then I'm fucking speechless.

>>1767817
>Here is the net you can easily grab
>But better keep two-hand grip of that shoe
Reminds me about that scene from Jurassic Park, where Sattler is "helping" by pushing the doorframe, while Grant holds the door, being utterly useless

>>1768060
Memes were a fucking mistake desu.

>>1768060
Reminds me I have to finish up season 6 before the new season starts in 10 days

Thanks OP

>>1768072
>listen up fags, if you want to not be fucking mindless shills here's what you do

>post stuff about "muh favorite holiday" in other time of the year than november/december

>it's funny how there are almost no posts about christmas outside the time when the holiday is happening and the month before that

>literally the month after the day ends, the buzz dies.

>apparently you stop liking your favorite holiday by then and your interest decreases to nothingness, and then it restarts a month before the hoiday happens again

>this happens every single year, always, since the 1800s

>>1765483
This was one of the funniest parts in the series, watching that guy go out like a complete bitch.

>>1768220
>I am retarded
>Look how retarded I am
>No, I'm more retarded than you!
Not even that cunt, but either post webms and gifs, or both of you shut the fuck up

>>1767281
The fuck?

>>1767287
What the extra fuck?

>>1767790
great movie

>>1768125
Jessica Alba. Just another glorified Hollywood prostitute who is supposedly too good to get nude on film.

>>1768060
They are promoting the 7th season with stuff from the 1st season?

lynch is shit

>>1768287
>Remember the good old times when this series still was worth watching?

>ITT: Bunch of summerfags don't understand how to use internet for advertising, retorting some shit about shills

>>1768314
That's not going to get anyone here to return to a series they abandoned years ago.

>>1768335
At least in my school all you got was punched.

>>1768335
What the fuck is this from

>>1768357
After Lucia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UibM2iDkwj0&t=3m19s

>>1768345
European master race

>>1768370
No, this happened in America in the late 90's.

>>1763705
>>1764018
Died with Ned and half the cast which could have saved the show with their great acting, sacrificed for shock value by a retard writer.

>>1768410
They had to sacrifice them since it was based on a book. They didn't sacrifice popular tv show characters for shock value.

>>1768427
They pull that shock value thing waay to much, I watched a lot of the show but got bored when they killed characters as a emotion trick for the fans. There were too many people from the book they ruined just for some stupid little

>Wow look how crazy he is!

>Rape! thats never been done before!

>How shockingly violent and random!

>>1767852
the scene or the movie?

>>1763705
>>1763707
>>1763730
>>1763731
>>1763737
>>1765483
what the fuck is this gay shit

>>1768345
in my school you got egged, they'd take an egg and placed it on your head and then they smashed it

>>1767838
The sum of all fears

>>1768491
Game of fucking Gay

>>1768375
thats was fucking hot
sauce???

>>1768373
>America in the late 90's
Sure they wouldn't take time to bake a cake for you, ya?
They like something quick, effective, like punches, bullets. Correct me if I'm wrong.

>>1768335
What was in the cake?

>>1764392
They're Scottish, what did you expect? besides It's fucking Shakespeare realism is not what it's about.

>>1765378
>buying films

jesus where am I

>>1768714
well we all can't be poor unlike you

>>1764577
fun fact: after this movie Val Kilmer ate 50,000 chicken wings and became a fat sack of shit

>>1768726
>A stupid nigger calls others poor
Keep paying Jewlywood that shekel.

>>1768726
>If you don't buy things, you must be poor
Why poor cunts that buy things they don't need to pay for always bring this argument against others?

>>1767632
>do you even remember LOST?
The real question is - do you know anyone who saw any seasons after the island disappeared?

>>1768448
I've dropped both GoT and TWD for the exact same reason - shock for the shock itself, often super-cheap one and more and more contrived.

>>1768373
>>1768621
Do either of you think that shit ever happened? the movie is Mexican in origin and has no basis in reality.

>>1768427
Here is the real question - if you know you are going to kill this character, why do hire a good actor to play that role, while handling mainstay roles to literal nobodies that can't fucking act?
Because that's exactly what shock for the shock value is: "look, we killled this character and he was played by recognisable actor!"

>>1768771
No it really isn't, shock for shocks value is violence that has no coherent reason and is over the top or particularly sickening to just to elicit that reaction. I wouldn't have even watched the first season if it weren't for Sean Bean, and that was just about the only good season, as it didn't stray too far from the books.

>>1768769
>Do either of you think that shit ever happened?
Why would you think that?

>>1768375
cumming so hard you actually die

>>1768648
beautiful

>>1766806
such a fucking bad movies, i have no words for the amount hate i have for the producers, should be all shot publicly for this abomination

>>1766873
and destroy what's left of an acceptable movie, which essentially is killed by overly patriotic propaganda, yeah no thank you. this movie is already hard enough to digest by its cringe worthy patriotic bullshit that you americunts love so much

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>>1768072
>>1768060

>>1768775
>No it really isn't
>shock for shocks value is violence that has no coherent reason
Not him, but you've literally contradicted yourself in the same fucking sentence

>>1768789
I... I... fuck, it feels weird to find someone who also feels contempt to this franichse rape

>>1768794
>Patriot
>Acceptable movie
It stops being one roughtly halfway through. By the point the final battle happens, it's just sickingly stupid, sugar-coated Hollywood schlock about "muh 'murrican patriotism".

t. Pole baffled why this movie even had international release

>>1768857
it is acceptable, if you compare it to another mel gibson movie like "we were soldiers"

>>1768849
His example has to with the actor not the content, and 1st season GoT follwed the books much closer than any subsequent season. Eddard was killed for a coherent reason, one was they were following the books much closer, and two Joffrey is a psychopath, that example is not shock for shocks value, I was calling foul on his example not his understanding of shock for shocks value, was that not clear?

>>1768884
>Hire well-known actor to play the role of a character that is guaranteed to get killed
It's called "stunt casting" - you get a big name, to get big attention, even if a character is a one-scene wonder, a cameo or someone who disappears early on.
And when you kill character played by such actor, it's shock for the shock. Because the character could be played by pretty much anyone, yet the biggest name they had in the cast was put into that role.

>>1768861
Which was even more trite piece of sugar-coated bullshit about "muh 'murrican patriotism" and "muh religion" this time.
Sorry, I just can't take serious any movie that is about patiotism, part of being Pole. Especially when it's about someone's ELSE patiotism, so it only alienates me as an audience. In case of "We were soldiers" it gets extra points of alienation, since is the movie that tries to play up American involvement in Vietnam as "American soldiers giving their life for the cause and the tragedy of their families back home".
What fucking cause? It's like watching Russian war film, where the brave Ruskies are killing the evil Chechens, while fucking invading Chechnya.

>>1768648
this is great

>>1768899
Sean Bean was one of the few who could actually play that part though, so i don't hold it against them, but thats me.

>>1768771
They gave a critical role to a capable actor. Ned and Robert's lives and deaths are significant well beyond their screen time. They are basically the glue of the series.

>>1768771
>Here is the real question - if you know you are going to kill this character, why do hire a good actor to play that role, while handling mainstay roles to literal nobodies that can't fucking act?
>Because that's exactly what shock for the shock value is: "look, we killled this character and he was played by recognisable actor!"
Money probably. You know how cheap Jews are.

>>1768335
Normies are subhuman

>>1766446
also at the time it held the world record for cost of production to earnings ratio with them paying the ambulance people and an actual biker gang in beer because they had so little money.
if i remember right their was a scene where a biker throws a guy through a window, but in the script he was supposed to go through a screen door. they had so little money that the window was cheaper.

>>1769192
Cheaper to go through a window?

>>1767842
only if your a pussy you'll get food poisoning
or dine at a shit restaurant that doesnt use decent quality meat.

>>1769220
maybe i got it backwards but the story is still the same
cutting costs can bring out real ingenuity.
thats why i think movies should be done on a smaller budget to force producers and directors to get their shit together.

>>1767842
Stupid advice. If the meat is freshly ground at home, there is little danger to eating a rare burger. You can be 99.99% safe with a sous vide burger, or you can learn the time to pasteurise your meat properly.

Basically, the FDA's guidelines make it nice and easy for idiots not to kill themselves, but anybody with an ounce of sense can do better. You're missing out.

P.S. I've been eating a rare burger at least once a week for over ten years now, for some extra anecdotal evidence

>>1768491
boards.4chan.org/reddit/hm/tv/

>>1766885
That's The Town, right? It was all right, but I fucking hated the main characters. I generally have trouble sympathizing with criminals in movies, but here they were exceptionally unlikable.

>>1769234
>Stupid advice.
Doesn't matter where it's ground at
While I agrree rare hamburger can be safe it must be coked to 160 degrees to kill any of the following.
Listeria monocytogenes and Toxoplasma gondii. E Coli, (see full list)
https://www.fda.gov/food/foodborneillnesscontaminants/peopleatrisk/ucm312704.htm

Eating out you cannot trust that food is prepped or cooked properly to kill bacteria. I only eat stuff that's raised organic grass fed, etc. Even then I had food poisoning once and I don't wish that anyone. Unless you like vomiting once an hour for 10 hours until it's dry heaves. And unable to eat for 2 days. The meat smelled fine, tasted fine. Regardless I hope people use meat thermometers but I know they're lazy and I don't trust restaurants at all.

>>1768345
>>1768493
Where the hell did you grow up? At my high school we just wished people happy birthday.

>>1768761
Some of us like to patronize artists that produce good work.
You however, are a freerider manchild. Not so much a thief as a welfare queen.

>>1769370
I have to agree, I have never got laid on account of my warez folder, however the size of my video disc library is an entirely different issue all together

>>1769280
Birthday punches were administered in a Catholic school in upstate NY.

>>1768771
>if you know you are going to kill this character, why do hire a good actor to play that role

maybe because he's the central focus of the entire first season?

>>1768899
>because the character could be played by pretty much anyone

do you think that Ned got killed in episode 1 or something? He dies in episode 9, after having more than entire movies worth of screen time. Not "anyone" could have played that role. Sean Bean was the biggest selling point of the show because he basically carried the entire first season.

>>1768492
what's the gay name of this gay game?

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>>1769556
Mars needs better actors... err I mean moms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyOA1qxI9GU

>>1767875
My favorite thing about that part was that no one else knew the bad guy was named Francis and they couldn't actually answer Deadpool because they had no idea who the fuck he was talking about.

>>1769685
>No sound
Literally why?

>>1769231
This. And Mad Max is the best example of this in action. First movie - working against miniscule budget. Second movie - pulling every fucking inch of the money they had, while building both good atmosphere and focusing on simple story.
Third movie? Suddenly budget increased 20-fold. The movie turns into incoherent shit that looks nice, but the plot cease to exist half-way through.
Fourth movie? Budget increased 10-fold compared to the last time and they churm up an utter piece of shit that has no plot whatsoever, which is an achievement all by itself and consists out of nothing else, but set pieces.
Throwing money on Mad Max was a mistake.

>>1769370
>Patronize artist
>Not understanding how commission fee works
>Giving the money to the company long after the artist was paid
And explain me, the fuck it has to do with walfare? Why Americans are so fucking stupid that everyone who doesn't buy corporate bullshit is for them a thief, parasite and probably black? It's like there an entire nation of corpo-drones.
And the most funny part is how US of A was one of the last countries to sign all the copyrights agreements in funcking late 70s (!), solely because Disney Corporation started to lobby for that, realising the huge marketing potential they will gain thanks to it. Before that, entire country was all about stealing and breaking copyrights, literally stealing ideas and turning them into Hollywood bullshit, but then suddenly run amok fighting against it, in true neophyte fashion.

>>1769832
The better part is - even if he asked for Ajax, they wouldn't know. In either cases, it's like the Bride asking "where is Bill" to a guy who doesn't even know Bill exists in the first place, and the name is so generic, she could be asking for anyone.

>>1769916
some boards do not accept webms with sound

>>1769923
>Giving the money to the company long after the artist was paid
Artists continue to get residuals long after the initial pay day.

>>1768910
>>1768943
>>1769533
>>1769540
My ENTIRE FUCKING POINT is about hiring Sean Bean to milk his potential, you stupid cunts, and then kill his character, to create massive shockwave. Jesus, it's like you are dense on purpose, each of you repeating like a mantra my own fucking point and treating it as "explaination"

>>1769935
If, and ONLY IF, they signed a disclosure for that in their deal.
And such deals are super-rare, because it's always easier to pay the money already. In fact, the percentage earnings are ONLY haldned in two cases:
- there is a very small budget and they can't afford to pay the actor otherwise
- the execs expect from the movie to fail, so it's easier to pay percentage of tiny earnings than put a substantial sum on the table.

How new to film-making business are you, exactly?

>>1769936
so your point is that the books have a main character that dies, and that the show cast a popular actor in the role?

would you rather they cast a nobody in the starring role? or should they have not followed the book's plot?

>>1769936
you're getting assmad over stupid shit is the point that people are making

>>1769935
>Being this naive
If actor agreed to get 5 million bucks, they get 5 million bucks. And not a single cent from the money the movie earned, unless that was part of the deal signed when hired to play the role.
Same goes with film crew, in which only director and script writer are the only people that can earn anything else than just a regular paycheck (and a pretty small one, too), since, duh, it's the crew.
Nobody, but the copyright holders earn anything. And that is divided further on how the copyright is managed and how many entities there are to split.

>>1769936
You are still not getting his character and his death setup the entire series so of course you use a skilled actor for such an important role. It has nothing to do with shock value.

>>1769940
Yes, that's exactly my point. Because outside Sean Bean, there was LITERALLY NOBODY IN THE CAST with truly established name. A bunch of small-fries and a wast majority of NOBODIES hired to play main-stays. They've hired the only "big" name to play the guy that everyone knows is going to die from the get-go.
That's why it's a cheap shock value and not any sort of "artistic decision".

>>1769942
I'm getting ass-mad, because they are missing the point so much, it stopped being funny and became depressing so many stupid motherfuckers can't get something so simple as "shock value"

>>1769945
>>1769937
It is a Hollywood industry standard because of SAG that actors earn residuals or sometimes referred to as royalties.

>>1769946
It DOESN'T MATTER. If you are running a series going for so many years, you pick skilled actors to play the roles that are main-stays. Instead, you end up with a series that has utterly garbage acting, because you've hired a bunch of 3rd rate TV talents to play main roles.
The only exception from that rule is Peter Dinklage, but they've literally hired him on the fact he's the only midget actor that was in proper age.

>>1769951
>Seriously being this naive
It doesn't work the way you imagine it works, chump. And actor get what's in the contract. If the contract doesn't outright say "Mr John Smith gets 0.5% of total earnings the movie ever makes", he gets shit. In fact, if the contract says "Mr John Smith gets 2% of total earnings from ticket sales", then he gets shit from DVD releases.
And then there is of course the merch, which is handled ever since George Lucas became a thing in a form of disclosure that basically gives the studio right to use and abuse your image for the merch, without paying you a cent, unless stated otherwise. And I can't recall a single deal when actors were given profit from merch.

>>1769953
You sure presume to know a lot about America when you can barely speak English.

>>1769948
>Aiden Gillen
>Iain Glenn
>Michelle Fairely
>Mark Addy
>CHARLES DANCE

hey look at all these established actors with over 15+ years of experience in the first season of game of thrones.

>>1769951
Royalties aren't done like that, you idiot. Like the other anon already explained, unless the deal said you get royalties, you won't get them. It's that simple.
My favourite case example is Tomb Raider movie, the first one, with Jolie, since it describes flawlessly all the nifty tricks you can pull with book-keeping in Hollywood and using nothing but 10 mil, a lawyer and two accountants get a budget of 115 mil, big name in the cast and decent effects.
Anyway, the movie is the best earning video game adaptation to date (not even Ass Creed managed to get past that) after so many years, but the thing is - Jolie got nothing from that. She was hired for a fixed sum and in fact most of the initial budget (7 mil) was spent on hiring her. And that was it. She got her 7 mil. She didn't get anything from tickets and she didn't get anything from DVD. In fact, Eidos Interactive, the GAME publisher, earned more on this due to percentages, than she did with her fixed sum playing the lead.
Welcome to Hollywood.

>>1769948
No people got your fucking point, they just disagreed with your assessment If Eddard had died in Ep. 1, I might agree with you. Then there's the fact that he wasn't the only big name as >>1769962 points out, he was just the only worldwide famous actor and that only for the most current generation of film watchers.

>>1769959
I know enough about movie-making. And it tells something about the quality of arguments you still have if the best thing you can do is correcting my grammar, you stupid cunt, than face what was said.

>>1769963
Weird Al still receives residuals for UHF though it is only pennies. It has been the standard for a very long time and now SAG is trying to extend that standard into the gaming industry for VA's.

>>1769970
Because he signed DIFFERENT TYPE OF DEAL. There is more than one type of deal you can sign. Is that really so hard to grasp?

>>1769979
No, you fucking autist, it's not, but you need to realize that the kind of deal you are talking about IS NOT THE NORM, they are the exception.

>>1769981
>The nearly-universal standard type of deal is not the norm
>Everyone signs for royalities and residues
>Autism
Here is the (you) you yearn so much. And the discussion is over, congratulations for ousting yourself as a troll.

By the way - it's SAG-AFTRA for 5 years now. At least get your data straight.

>This entire thread
Note to self - label next thread "Movie/TV", because this one has too many /tv/ regulars arguing over stupid bullshit rather than posting webms

>>1769981
There are people who haven't worked on the Simpsons since close to its inception who are millionaires from residuals.

>>1769982
That was my first post in the thread, I'm not a troll, Just sick of you bitching about stupid shit and I don't care that it's SAG-AFTRA instead of just SAG, it's the same fucking organization.
I just wanted to point out that just because many major movie stars take that deal, doesn't mean most actors do, most of them, in fact, do take a residuals or royalties deal.
>>1769988
This is the anon you were arguing with.

>>1769986
but dat traffic tho, not that many anons making webms anyway

>>1770037
I usually do, but I hardly see the point posting in this thread. I actually did cut scenes from Pretty Woman as promised in last thread and had another, relatively spoiler-free batch from Arrival, but I'll just wait for new thread. Let the morons kill each other first and get lost, so we can get back to posting webms.

>>1769685
>>1769916
>>1769931
Guess I can cut some bits from it too, even if my all-time favorite moment is when Acheron crew casts Mass Merde. Saw it at least 10 times, still makes me giggle.

>>1770037
Traffic is probably the last thing you want to have in /wsg/ thread, unless it's a stream of webs a la anime threads.

>>1769634
great movie

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one of my fav scenes in the show that made me gay for mads mikkelsen

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>>1768491
A shit series don´t even try it

>>1770104
looked pretty good until he wrapped it in a giant leaf and covered it with... clay?

>>1768491
A solid TV series that people here will hate no matter how good it is because its not underground avante garde bullshit.

>>1768557
>>1769257
>>1770110
>im on 4chan therefore I have to hate popular thing

>>1768789
>>1768852
Oh shut up ya cunts.
It was a good movie. One of the best of the year. Not saying much I know, but it wasn't "franchise rape".

>>1764577
>>1767914

Payday was also my first thought.
great Game

>>1770214
Why?

>>1770215
the atmosphere just fits.
just missing the Masks

>>1768789
You sir are a moron. I idon't know what you expected but that movie is and amazing piece of work on all fronts.

>>1768794
It being super patriotism propaganda in the first place is why I want the flag stabbing. If your already doing it why not go way over the top with it?

>>1768293
The inclination is right but he forget to lose his own accent

>>1770150
>solid TV series
why must you lie? it's an over glorified torture porno with dragons and writing comparable to the inheritance dumpster fire.

>>1770170
>You can't legitimate hate something for being shit
>The only reason people show dislike is the "coolness" factor
Neck yourself. GoT is piece of shit, like pretty much every series of this decade. I'm not even sure if there was any decent English-speaking series made, aside maybe True Detective in past... let's say 7 years. Because the last season of it managed to shatter the entire legacy Breaking Bad had and it was already going downhill anyway.

>>1770172
Different anon and either you didn't saw too many movies in '15, or you have a nasty case of truly shit taste if you consider Fury Road one of the best from that year.
The movie in own year was average. In its own genre of "big budget rehash of old ideas" it was average. And it still pales when compared with Road Warrior it was so desperate to echo, so kinda-sorta is a franchise rape (I wouldn't go as far, but it's far from doing any good to MM as a whole).

And for pretty much any long-lasting MM fan the sole opening scene was enough to throw them away from the movie, since Max survives in it absolutely impossible situation, which was one of the highlights of the original trilogy - he would fucking die if that car crash happend in 1, 2 or even Thunderdome.

>>1770214
>>1770232
Go watch the movie. Then stop talking stupid bullshit.

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>>1768789
go take your meds child

>>1770595
>Said a 20-something kid overhyped about EXPLOSIONS
Go watch good Mad Max movies then.

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>>1770598
mid 30's child

>>1768648
an angel mad this

>>1770116
Fancy cooking man.
The things people do to make things expensive.

>>1769304
good one. movie?

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>>1770758

>>1767875
>Doesn't finish by actually brutalising the women like he does the men
trash

>>1768117

There was a bomb in one of the packages inside the net. He grabs onto that and Bond can literally just crawl back up and cut free.
That said, this is the same formula that would end up giving us Die Another Day, so I may be attributing too much to the writers and director.

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>>1768789
>>1768857
>>1768491
>>1768557
>>1770575
>>1770586

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Bomb.

>>1767873
everyone shit on this movie but i thought it was pretty great

>>1767920
retard

>>1770816
Actually, I think he tastefully avoided feminist bullshit by implying their death.

>>1763768
God damn, that series is so good.

>>1768727
kek

>>1766878
holy shit, this was the most forgettable movie i've ever seen.

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>>1768727
made me lol here is a (you)

>>1770116
Leaf protects meat from clay, clay keeps the moisture in

or i guess you could just use one of those cooking bags these days

does anyone have that webm of a guy wrecking a bunch of people with some music overlaped on it? to be a little more specific, he get's shot and is trying to reach a girl, or something like that.

>>1770819
Think is - he could grab it without letting Bond go. They are on the same counterweight, both of them. So instead of holding to 2nd worst Bond, he could grab the net much earlier. I know the full film and I find this shit even for Bond standards. I mean even the guy in the end of Octopussy was thinking broader than this sad sack of shit and that was semi-serious movie, while Living Daylights took itself 200% serious

>>1770888
>If you dislike something, you are just pretentious fat neckbearder
Yes, because everything is always fine. Especially shit like Patriot, that is literally unwatchable sober.

>>1770601
Then it's even sadder, because you are old enough to know the originals, and yet consider this piece of crap good.

>>1771313
>More specific
>Still unspecific as fuck

>>1767287
>>1768267
yes, what is this?

>>1771081
so many russian memes in so little seconds

>>1770116
It's like you never heard about Polynesian pot. Technically, he should put the finished wrap in wood coals that are already covered in ash, but still hot and red inside and let it roast for few hours, but for obvious reason you can use a cooker too for a hour.
And like another anon said, you can use cooking bag for similar effect. The main difference is the leaf giving part of the taste, while the bag will give you nothing at best, taste of plastic at worst. Kind of sucks if you have few kilos of meat tasting like burned plastic.

>>1770170
>person doesn't even know what the thing is
>they must hate it because it's popular

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>>1768829

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Not your Birthday?

Happy Birthday just the same...

>>1770594
what movie mate? Sadly I don't know.

>>1771867
Heat(1995) starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Val Kilmer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL9fnVtz_lc&t=5m38s

>>1771877
thank you, gonna watch soon

>>1768491
a series that used to be good but slowly started sinking into shit

>>1763718
>A fucking archer is in the middle of the melee.

>>1766810
Not sure whether to be happy or sad they never made another one.

A fantastic film. The books are incredible too.

>>1771504

First all. Fuck you. Timothy Dalton had a LOT of shit to clean off the brand after the complete joke an ever aging Moore turned it into, which he did remarkably well. He isn't even CLOSE to second worse, which is probably Brosnan, MAYBE Lazenby although his problem was more down to a complete misunderstanding of the character in that George didn't want to play Bond as a complete cunt, which is fair enough, but unfortunately a completely integral part of the role.

> he could grab the net much earlier.

I think maybe he just REALLY HATED James Bond. But in all seriousness I think the director had just seen Star Trek III and really wanted a climactic scene similar to the one from that no matter how hamfisted.
The film has aged in some very awkward ways it has to be said, like with Bond siding with the Taliban.

>>1768648
>a pizza place where you make your own pie

holy shit kramer was 20 years ahead of the fast casual pizza game, holy shit

>>1768727
He got skinny again, looks like hell though.

>>1763722
They're really going for the whole Khal Drogo thing here...

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>>1763768

>>1767287
Blood Drive on SYFY.

>>1772650
scene always fucked me up, paying for a dead man's laundry

So for tv/movie fags old is good right? I'm so fucking confused?

Game of Thrones is good you elitist basement dwelling beckbearded virgin fags.

>>1772832
This show any good?
I watched The Sci-fi Channel for it's first 10 years on television but I never saw a good show come from that channel, so I kinda gave up on it and just haven't bothered watching anything that they've aired.

>>1772832
God dammit real space battles (not star wars and strek) will be absolutely terrifying. Thankfully we'l be long dead and won't have to experience them,

>>1772888
Sci-Fi lost its edge after BSG but The expanse is pretty good.

>>1772893
I was only watching it for MST3K in the end, but I did kinda like SG-1. By the time SGA was airing I was using the internet and just downloading episodes through services like Kazaa and stopped paying for television.

I never did get around to watching BSG, I should though. That was obviously a pretty popular series.

>>1772893
WWE Smackdown October 1, 2010 December 31, 2015
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programs_broadcast_by_Syfy
Glad I didn't waste my time with the station, or any television stations for that matter.

>>1772904
SG-1 was good but if you are into sci-fi i highly recommend BSG.

>>1766838
1st movie was decent but every time i see that fucking screen glare i just picture the jewish director pointing a flashflight in my face for dramatic affect. That is exactly what is going on too....look it up....it is fucking embarrassing.

>>1772933
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYgG9MhV5Q0

>>1772940
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWNGMTcD_jY

>>1764320
HEY

that's wun weg wun dar wun to you

>>1763730
me dejaste con el pene en la mano

>>1772861
this is a severely underrated movie, one of my favorites.

>>1770816
>Deadpool
>shit
I wonder how you managed to come to that amazing conclusion.

Why do idiots get mad about Fury Road so much nowadays?
Even arthouse-retards agreed it's good, you don't have to hate it for sick 4chan cred

>>1770758
>tom brady

>>1770790
is this show good?

>>1771153
audio is fucked

>>1773044
>le edgy teen's wet dream

>>1768335
context?

>>1772342
>Having this shit taste to Bonds
Craig is worst, followed by Dalton. Then there is Lazenby, then Moore, then Brosnan, then Connery.

>like with Bond siding with the Taliban.
Rambo 3 ended with the note to "all brave people of Afganistan". AND John Rambo, aka Rambo 4, ended with a note to "brave Karen fighters". Guess who went medieval on half of Birma few years ago, right after they've been playing the "good rebels" role for past 40 years.
This is what you get for putting stupid freedom fighter bullshit in your movies - they age like shit.

>>1771511
So did most fans of the old movies?

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>>1773853
>Mexican director Michel Franco's grim drama delivers an unflinching example of the high-school bullying phenomenon at its worst.
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/after-lucia-cannes-review-327355

>>1770104
Actual beef, or someone's sides?

I'd eat human if Hannibal prepared it, honest.

>>1773853
She fucked with the wrong person.

>>1768691
>>1768694
I like this kind of comedy. Can't think of any similar at the moment though.

>>1763705
Didn't knew Stallman was an actor

>>1774078
>Implying this hard
Not him, but come the fuck on! What next? Saying people enjoyed Phantom Menace?

>>1774591
It wasn't that bad but the star wars franchise as a whole isn't that good.

>>1768491
i'm gonna kill you and gut you faggot.

>>1768621
You're wrong.

>>1776278
You're gay.

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>>1771936
Is this show any good?

>>1767766
ayyy