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There was a movie a year after he got into office written by Roc (the comedian who had a show on Fox in the early 90's) where he played this deadbeat guy or something who was inspired to be a better person because Hope and Change, I think with a scene where the Obama look alike guy stops and shakes his hand to further the touched by Jesus symbolism.
I think I'm maybe being overly cynical but all I could think watching that trailer was "I bet it's a whole lot easier to be severely disabled if you're super fucking rich."
Yeah, still disabled. But most people with serious disabilities don't have private jets and the ability to travel anywhere in the world on a whim with their sexy caregiver and I think that possibly just maybe a little bit informs the overall experience of being disabled.
I'm guessing.
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Kinda like Under the Tuscan Sun
Breaking up is hard to do, but it's just a little bit better when you're fucking Julia Roberts rich and can just jet off to Europe and buy a villa and fuck poolboys.
-edit edit- Or was that Eat Pray Love all the chick flicks are blending together in my head. I blame them for being vapid and samey.
Wanted to go to Captain America tomorrow, but my local cinema has a prerelease for this feature-length documentary (I know it has been released in the UK for quite some time now):
Wanted to go to Captain America tomorrow, but my local cinema has a prerelease for this feature-length documentary (I know it has been released in the UK for quite some time now):
Miniscule is really good, it's available on Hulu. I've watched it with my 4 year old son and I absolutely love that there's no spoken dialogue. It's genuinely quite funny too. If it is actually coming out to theaters here then that's definitely going to be his first visit to the cinema.
Wanted to go to Captain America tomorrow, but my local cinema has a prerelease for this feature-length documentary (I know it has been released in the UK for quite some time now):
Always find it interesting to see his documentaries.
I've only recently starting watching the Louis Theroux documentaries, on Netflix, and I'm really enjoying them.
And I've got to say, he does some quality work in the clip - he forces her to back off by being relentlessly polite and rational.
If you're interested in him, Richard Herring's interview with him is very good (even with the immature jokes that Herring throws in to keep him off-balance. It's on youtube and the most fun part is that Louis at some point reverses role and starts to interview Herring.) He tells there that the only times he was really afraid during his documentaries were 2 pieces. The neo-nazi rock festival, because there was a crowd there of people that would hate everything he stands for (and in the end it was fine) and during a documentary where they working with a chimpansee, because he likes to appeal to his subject's rationality to prevent things from escalating and with animals that doesn't work.
Wanted to go to Captain America tomorrow, but my local cinema has a prerelease for this feature-length documentary (I know it has been released in the UK for quite some time now):
TexiKenDammit!That fish really got me!Registered Userregular
See that actually looks charming, I was expecting the fat kid to be super annoying like a male Rebel Wilson but he won me over in the trailer, especially the Terminator bit at the end.
I've seen a bunch of people whining about space COD. I'm into it. I'd love a couple different CODs. COD Antietam, COD Ninja Force, COD Roman Legion, COD Meiji Restoration, COD Alpha Centauri.
That DOW3 trailer makes me want a 40k movie. Just give it to an auteur with strong visuals. I don't mind if the plot is rubbish so long as we get almost surreal scenes of carnage like that trailer.
That DOW3 trailer makes me want a 40k movie. Just give it to an auteur with strong visuals. I don't mind if the plot is rubbish so long as we get almost surreal scenes of carnage like that trailer.
Aren't they already doing that? Like Warcraft or something.
Oh I forgot that's what warhammer ripped off.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
That DOW3 trailer makes me want a 40k movie. Just give it to an auteur with strong visuals. I don't mind if the plot is rubbish so long as we get almost surreal scenes of carnage like that trailer.
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Edit: well I don't know why it coppied the ad link instead of the video link but on well :rotate:
Subtitle: An Investigation of Highly Expressive Foreheads.
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edit- That Miniscule movie looks cute and clever.
She's getting' paid.
Yeah, still disabled. But most people with serious disabilities don't have private jets and the ability to travel anywhere in the world on a whim with their sexy caregiver and I think that possibly just maybe a little bit informs the overall experience of being disabled.
I'm guessing.
-edit-
Kinda like Under the Tuscan Sun
Breaking up is hard to do, but it's just a little bit better when you're fucking Julia Roberts rich and can just jet off to Europe and buy a villa and fuck poolboys.
-edit edit- Or was that Eat Pray Love all the chick flicks are blending together in my head. I blame them for being vapid and samey.
Always find it interesting to see his documentaries.
Ugh.
I've only recently starting watching the Louis Theroux documentaries, on Netflix, and I'm really enjoying them.
And I've got to say, he does some quality work in the clip - he forces her to back off by being relentlessly polite and rational.
If you're interested in him, Richard Herring's interview with him is very good (even with the immature jokes that Herring throws in to keep him off-balance. It's on youtube and the most fun part is that Louis at some point reverses role and starts to interview Herring.) He tells there that the only times he was really afraid during his documentaries were 2 pieces. The neo-nazi rock festival, because there was a crowd there of people that would hate everything he stands for (and in the end it was fine) and during a documentary where they working with a chimpansee, because he likes to appeal to his subject's rationality to prevent things from escalating and with animals that doesn't work.
Just came back from the documentary, more on that in the movie thread, but I just want to post this:
The last sentence in the documentary
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Redband version for extra sauciness:
Now if they actually yelled at the kids for being self entitled pricks, hell yeah.
This gruesome horrifying trailer seems to be missing an ironic cover of an Evanesence song to accompany it.
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Aren't they already doing that? Like Warcraft or something.
Oh I forgot that's what warhammer ripped off.
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Of course its like saying
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I'm pretty sure they did put out a DTV WH40K CGI film. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1679332/
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