@youngpoultry Yes, I definitely agree. I love posters with text written all over them. Idk why, can't really explain it. Probably the most "nerdy" thing that I have done is have a folder titled 'movie posters' in my gallery with some of my favorite ones there. I could only add 4 here.
@ClayHarted I haven't even watched the Odyssey yet but I was thinking the same thing, if the character is a cowardly asshole, then maybe Elon and Trump should try to be less like a cowardly asshole themselves, shouldn't they? Then you'll stop thinking of them when looking at these characters
@emmakudos@InternetH0F Also the thing about how it's easier for a comedic actor to play a dramatic role than vice-versa, proven true by actors like Robbin Williams, Jim Carrey, Adam Sandler, Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston, Bob Odenkirk, Jason Bateman, etc.
@Cenobitten_@TayScorsese He also has a mal account,so I thought maybe he's one of those people who like anime more than movies,but this was his mean score, so now Idk what to think. Even the anime that he has listed as his favourite (NGE, Ping Pong, Bakemonogatari) he has only given like a 4-5/10 rating.
@selinasboot I haven't watched it yet,I saw the post about it being one of the fastest films to hit 1 million watches,I decided to go and see some of the reviews,to see what they thought about the film and maybe it will encourage me more to watch it, but it was legit all this. Ruined my mood.
@wildzilla11@getinglouderig@justgspottin I accidentally read it as "Very negative mindset that. Everyone is allowed love." doesn't make sense, but I also understand it. Very befitting.
@aintnowaymanwhy@arjunality I just got done re-watching it for the second time and same thing happened with me, seeing Ludwig's name in the end credits was so weird, also Arrested Development is another show that Russo brothers worked on, it was before Community. Both sitcoms are peak for me.
@GianLao2009@Lollatanapo@meatsqweezer@Columned_ He's also responsible for this famous quote from TDK, which is arguably one of the most talked about/referenced line from that movie, Chris Nolan himself admitted in an interview how he is "plagued by that line" because he didn't write it and how at the time he didn't even get it
@gremloe Pretty much what the show Mad Men was about,set in the '60s, specifically talking about "for a world that never existed" thing. Don literally had a life like this yet he wasn't happy, everything that he would say to sell his ideas would just be stuff he himself never believed in.
@giramex303@WeakGameForever@SweetHelenade I personally watched it for the first time like 2 years ago I think? I have watched it 2-3 times more since then, that's how much I liked it. I always knew of the show since it had been running for so long, just never got around to watching it. But I am glad I eventually did.