this is not serious btw. i like probably half the movies listed. maybe it serious then idk
i tried to find Rome on a torrent site and it wasn't there, so if I'm wrong to assume it's trash lmk
im sold now. i gotta look just a little bit harder now cheers boss
Ask and ye shall receive, comrade :af-heart:
Here is a direct-download link on mega for both seasons. HD, 10bit so it's lighter, and includes subs.
:headpat: :heart-sickle:
fuck: the file sizes are too big. i can't do it, but i appreciate it
FYI, I've updated my comment with the actual mega link directly so you don't have to register.
it's too high quality, im only lo-fi internet, i appreciate u tho
I'm not trying to bait or annoy people. Honestly just thought it was funny. I'm saving private ryan for god's sake
edit: it's almost as if many of these big films are universally loved by people. it doesn't mean they are actually bad or you should feel bad for enjoying them. i'm actually using it as a list to rewatch some classics i haven't seenin awhille
lol for sure yes, i thought we could have some fun with it as all. it's a trash meme
But aren't the descriptions about how the viewer interprets the movie rather than criticisms of the movie itself?
He's the viewpoint character, which is enough to make some people assume you're supposed to like and admire him.
I had a fucking English teacher mark my definitions of protagonist and antagonist wrong cause of this. Luckily I was 14 and totally not having that and got that inconsequential point back
It's weird because both words come from Greek except here no one calls the bad guy an "antagonist", and protagonist just means the main person. Antagonist means "competitor", but not specifically in terms of a movie or play or whatever, just generally "competitor". Not even "adversary" in general. I'm not sure who (when, why) decided it is specific to cinema and literature and that it means "bad guy" and protagonist means "good guy" but it really annoys me when I see it because it clashes against what I know the words being used for, and also it creates a game of broken phone because some other countries also don't use the words like that. Also "main characters" and "secondary characters" is a much less silly categorization than "good guys" and "bad guys".
That's pretty much the whole story. My definitions were right and his were wrong, I dug up a lot of sources and examples cause they aren't that hard to come by hauled them to his desk and got my two points. It really didn't matter at all but there's no way I could let it slide
You can be the hero but I'm going to tell this story from his perspective when I make the movie.
Can I play myself? I'm 30 now so just the right age to play a 14 year old in a movie
well goddamn, i'm not giving you hexbear gold right now but this is pretty fucking good. briefly, what would be your second tag if you don't mind
Also, Twin Peaks absolutely has a white dude critique. The entire show is just all the white dudes coming together and doing rape and genocide but abstractly.
And even all the esoteric stuff can be ignored as "lol, black lodge things, amiright??" You don't even need to pay attention to the "logistics" or the "plotholes", the narrative literally says it's magic.
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Twin Peaks. The symbolism is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of occult lore most of the plot arcs will go over a typical viewer's head.
if you bounce that hard off of Twin Peaks you would struggle to perceive much less understand actual outsider art or anything genuinely weird
I dunno, I love a lot of weird and surreal stuff but for some reason Lynch just doesn't do anything for me, outside maybe Eraserhead.
My friends made me watch Eraserhead in high school and I hated it so much that I don’t think I’ll ever give David Lynch another chance.
I’ve heard Twin Peaks is a lot more straightforward, but I just really don’t want to check it out. Also Lynch is a shitty person.
Eraserhead is well-made, but a deeply unpleasant viewing experience. I would say that I like that movie, as much as you can like it, and I’d be fine with never watching it again.
Dune is fun, though.
Eraserhead is a comedy. I saw it in theaters a while back and the audience was cracking the fuck up
currently I'm doing a long term bit where I never moralize any entertainment, I just continually piss people off by saying Heisenberg is a badass and it's cool when he uses science and his wife sucks. Taxi driver? just a based fella taking girls to a porno, hell yeah.
I finish every screening of any movie with a loud, gutteral: "DUDES ROCK!" Into the rapidly vacating theater.
I'm Arnold in T2 because T-1000 is literally an allegory for the LAPD
Being forcibly made aware that a specific subset of people watch Taxi Driver and Falling Down and get the message "dudes rock" and not "movie violence is propaganda you are not a hero" is bumming me out.
"Woah this character invented to appeal to kids says fuck and the set is kinda dark so that means I'm an intellectual now"
feel free to make that. i've only ever seen like deadpool, old batman, 1 spiderman and like spawn or some other shit
I was about to get so angry when I saw sopranos on here until I realised it’s about lame whit guys misinterpretations of these films
