So Vacation wasn't bad but it does something that really bothers me in comedies. It points out the visual jokes. Instead of a funny scene just being funny, the characters have to point out the funny.
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So Vacation wasn't bad but it does something that really bothers me in comedies. It points out the visual jokes. Instead of a funny scene just being funny, the characters have to point out the funny.
They did that in the trailer. I was already skeptical, but that put me right off.
That was before America won the football, of course.
With that horrifying victory, America forever declared Football the sport where you wear helmets and tackle people, and the sport where you kick things "I unno. Soccer, maybe? That's a name, yeah?"
f1 had its first race casualty in decades last month, a kid barely in his twenties passed away after being in a vegetative state for a year
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It's like football divisions, but I don't know if you have something similar in US sports. Smaller leagues where smaller teams compete, but some can get good enough to graduate to a higher tier league?
It's like football divisions, but I don't know if you have something similar in US sports. Smaller leagues where smaller teams compete, but some can get good enough to graduate to a higher tier league?
We do - baseball has the minor leagues, basketball has the D league, hockey also has some tiered system I can't remember the name of.
Can we talk about how many times I've watched Like Mike? Because no one plays creepy like Crispen Glover.
One reason I think baseball makes for good movies because there actually isn't a lot of action and what does happen is spread out chronologically. So it is easy to have the movie be about something else but centered around baseball. There is plenty of time for characters to interact during the game, even moreso than football.
I don't care much for baseball but there are a handful of baseball movies that I love.
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f1 had its first race casualty in decades last month, a kid barely in his twenties passed away after being in a vegetative state for a year
You're right it looks like the last one was in 2004
I was looking at a list and misread it, it just said "racing" and for some reason I assumed F1
Motorcycling/Nascar are both more dangerous than F1
Which is why I said dangerous. You aren't gonna die on the field, but you are gonna shave so many years off your life.
And that's still after they put in rules to reduce concussions.
And boxing is hardly a deathsport anymore, but it is more dangerous given that the softer gloves make it more likely that you will get a concussion and long term damage than short term.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
Ok. I'm looking forward to Ghostbusters, but I seriously doubt that the jokes will come close to gems like "Print is dead," or "That's the bedroom, but nothing ever happened in there." "What a crime!"
And Football is more dangerous than Boxing or Soccer.
It's worth pointing out that NASCAR is a governing body that oversees a number of series. (When most people say NASCAR they're talking about the Sprint Cup series. Which is sad. Because NASCAR's asphalt modifieds get no love, despite being infinitely more entertaining.)
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"To determine the victor, for this year at least - and indeed at most"
is the best line in that video
Go watch every mitchell and webb look video you can.
Particularly:
Homeopathic Hospital
Are we the Baddies?
Grammar Nazi
Kill the Poor?
Four?
That's Numberwang!
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I'm actually disappointed that Mad Max Fury Road wasn't released in theaters later in the year, because now I can't write that "Mission Impossible Rogue Nation is my favorite action movie of 2015" because Fury Road ran off with that title months ago.
On April 13, 2015, author Peter Gallagher filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in California federal court against the makers of the film. Gallagher claims that due to the similarities between the film and his 2006 novel The Little White Trip: A Night In the Pines, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard had used his work without permission. The lawsuit demands $10 million in damages. Whedon and Goddard were named as defendants, along with the production company Mutant Enemy Productions and distributor Lionsgate.
On April 13, 2015, author Peter Gallagher filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in California federal court against the makers of the film. Gallagher claims that due to the similarities between the film and his 2006 novel The Little White Trip: A Night In the Pines, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard had used his work without permission. The lawsuit demands $10 million in damages. Whedon and Goddard were named as defendants, along with the production company Mutant Enemy Productions and distributor Lionsgate.
Has anyone heard of this book?
That dudes lawsuit is hilarious
One of his claims is "it also used a female character"
On April 13, 2015, author Peter Gallagher filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in California federal court against the makers of the film. Gallagher claims that due to the similarities between the film and his 2006 novel The Little White Trip: A Night In the Pines, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard had used his work without permission. The lawsuit demands $10 million in damages. Whedon and Goddard were named as defendants, along with the production company Mutant Enemy Productions and distributor Lionsgate.
Has anyone heard of this book?
It was a self-published novel that he sold on a boardwalk and one of his main pieces of "evidence" is that Drew Goddard lives kinda close to the boardwalk
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On April 13, 2015, author Peter Gallagher filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in California federal court against the makers of the film. Gallagher claims that due to the similarities between the film and his 2006 novel The Little White Trip: A Night In the Pines, Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard had used his work without permission. The lawsuit demands $10 million in damages. Whedon and Goddard were named as defendants, along with the production company Mutant Enemy Productions and distributor Lionsgate.
Has anyone heard of this book?
I believe one of his points was that he was selling his book on the street near where Mutant Enemy has their offices and therefore Joss Whedon would totally know of his book.
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I didn't know Click had so many editions in Japanese.
Gonna have to pass, I still haven't gotten a PS4.
They did that in the trailer. I was already skeptical, but that put me right off.
This movie will help:
haha me and my friends always say that when anyone mentions cricket
also obligatory
That was before America won the football, of course.
With that horrifying victory, America forever declared Football the sport where you wear helmets and tackle people, and the sport where you kick things "I unno. Soccer, maybe? That's a name, yeah?"
Why I fear the ocean.
so the proper pronunciation is sosher
F1, Boxing, and Soccer are still all on TV
Pretty sure NASCAR is deadlier than all of those.
And Football is more dangerous than Boxing or Soccer.
Football has had 1 recorded death on the field ever
super not safe at all but if we're talking about 'death' sports its not in the top five
You're right it looks like the last one was in 2004
I was looking at a list and misread it, it just said "racing" and for some reason I assumed F1
Motorcycling/Nascar are both more dangerous than F1
that was i think a formula 3 race
the last f1 race that had a fatality in it was the death of the legendary ayrton senna in 1994
I thought there was just
the one
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That's my recollection - can't remember if they're including horses in that tally
Gotcha.
think like
minor league baseball
there's a bunch of other formulas and open wheel leagues that feed into f1
We do - baseball has the minor leagues, basketball has the D league, hockey also has some tiered system I can't remember the name of.
Can we talk about how many times I've watched Like Mike? Because no one plays creepy like Crispen Glover.
I don't care much for baseball but there are a handful of baseball movies that I love.
Which is why I said dangerous. You aren't gonna die on the field, but you are gonna shave so many years off your life.
And that's still after they put in rules to reduce concussions.
And boxing is hardly a deathsport anymore, but it is more dangerous given that the softer gloves make it more likely that you will get a concussion and long term damage than short term.
Whoops, misread the meaning of your post. Carry on.
"To determine the victor, for this year at least - and indeed at most"
is the best line in that video
Stay golden, @-Tal
"Yes, we both have the same problem: you."
It's worth pointing out that NASCAR is a governing body that oversees a number of series. (When most people say NASCAR they're talking about the Sprint Cup series. Which is sad. Because NASCAR's asphalt modifieds get no love, despite being infinitely more entertaining.)
Go watch every mitchell and webb look video you can.
Particularly:
Homeopathic Hospital
Are we the Baddies?
Grammar Nazi
Kill the Poor?
Four?
That's Numberwang!
"Readers who prefer tension and romance, Maledictions: The Offering, delivers... As serious YA fiction, I’ll give it five stars out of five. As a novel? Four and a half." - Liz Ellor
My new novel: Maledictions: The Offering. Now in Paperback!
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Has anyone heard of this book?
That dudes lawsuit is hilarious
One of his claims is "it also used a female character"
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Rebecca Ferguson is crazy good, hopefully this'll be a breakout for her
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I believe one of his points was that he was selling his book on the street near where Mutant Enemy has their offices and therefore Joss Whedon would totally know of his book.
Edit: Close enough.