You're welcome to post some movies yourself instead of complaining.

eh, you wouldn't like movies i like. no blacks or gays in them.

does lesbian porn count

too much overacting

Originally Posted by sehvi

This movie was great but i'm afraid it's a bit too black for TW.

Let alone the fact that there's some gay **** going on as well.

Would love for Validuz and Reggs to review this one for me.

why did you like it? My wife and I watched it, and I mean, it was ok. Not really amazing. Kind of like watching real life - why do I want to watch this?

Originally Posted by T-Dawg

The Bubble is hilarious, if you like The Absurd

The Adam Project is great if you like Time Travel and nerdy ****. Also, Ryan Reynolds redeems himself after the godawful Dead Pool movies

Moonfall was so bad I didn't finish watching it.

WTF, you put Ryan Reynolds in a Deadpool costume in Adam Project and it is a Deadpool movie. The dude plays the same persona in every movie.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eqsZu0GPKY

hot plastic, man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27E4Qfj7iEY

Originally Posted by SkittleBrew

WTF, you put Ryan Reynolds in a Deadpool costume in Adam Project and it is a Deadpool movie. The dude plays the same persona in every movie.

Nah, Deadpool had gore and viscera.

Ever since he apologized for having his wedding at a plantation, he's gone the mostly safe route. Adam Project bodies just turn to dust, the guns use CGI and he doesn't kill anything other than white men. Nothing really bad happens in his movies anymore.

Did he advertise his Gin company in Adam Project? I couldn't bring myself to pay that much attention to it. Couple of good quips was all it was about.

The bubble - laughed twice and bored off my ass the rest of the time. Fred Armison just wears on my nerves

Adam Project - Ryan Reynolds churns out another mildly entertaining 1.5 hours with Hollywood in general having no concept how to reasonably handle time travel in a movie

Full Metal Jacket and Saving Private Ryan are back on Netflix. Both definitely work a rewatch if you haven't seen them in a while. Pretty fun on a 75" TV with some good sound.


"I wanted to meet interesting and stimulating people from an ancient culture...and kill them"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqoLPPlHPPs

Originally Posted by Fling

why did you like it? My wife and I watched it, and I mean, it was ok. Not really amazing. Kind of like watching real life - why do I want to watch this?

I'm a sociologist. Real-life intrigues me, but outliers like the average poster on TW do as well.

Originally Posted by SkittleBrew

WTF, you put Ryan Reynolds in a Deadpool costume in Adam Project and it is a Deadpool movie. The dude plays the same persona in every movie.

Okay well maybe I think he looks really hot with the beard.

No that can't be it. I'm watching it again, w/e

Originally Posted by sehvi

I'm a sociologist. Real-life intrigues me, but outliers like the average poster on TW do as well.

When are we gonna talk about sociology then?
Habermas is my fav or maybe Durkheim.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kB3d9qZZhs
you should check this out then. (Or any other zizek related movie).

Originally Posted by Denver

When are we gonna talk about sociology then?
Habermas is my fav or maybe Durkheim..

I'm never talking about sociology because even though everyone is doing nothing else but half-assed attempts in here on a daily basis they will be the first to discredit the discipline as leftist bull****. :k

Big fan of all sorts of grand theorists though. From Massey's socio-biology (well worth looking into if you're interested in theories on how mankind has developed cognition over the last 150k years) to Foucault's ideas on discipline.

Regarding application, I've been specializing mostly in labor and organization-related work though. More modern and less grand, yet more applicable to work environments. We can talk about this in Discord.

If the cognition theory ignores psychedelic use in prehistoric culture, I am not buying it

Originally Posted by sehvi

I'm never talking about sociology because even though everyone is doing nothing else but half-assed attempts in here on a daily basis they will be the first to discredit the discipline as leftist bull****. :k

I beg to differ. Everyone will instantly become an expert if you start the conversation

Validuz would never.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels was a very underrated comedy. I've probably seen it 25 times. Michael Caine, Steve Martin, and Glenne Headly (rip). All 3 were brilliant. Was made in 1988.



The Sting is another swindler film from 1973. Paul Newman, and Robert Redford were the headliners, but Robert Shaw (rip) was a fantastic villain. Comedies don't win awards much, but this one won 7, including best picture. Don't bother with the sequel, even Jackie Gleason could not save it.

Originally Posted by Pagy

I finally forced myself to watch blade runner 2049.

It was time.

it was mostly good.

Its not bad....but without Rutger Hauer, its just not the same. He made the first BR in my opinion