2. Halloween (for rent via video-on-demand). Judy Greer’s character expertly and hilariously trolls the Left when she says her mom, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), is wrong to arm herself and prepare for the worst because, “The world is not a dark and evil place. It’s full of love and understanding!” The importance of armed individual self-defense, the fallen nature of man, the incompetence of state authorities, the necessity of capital punishment for evildoers, and even the vapidity of liberal true-crime podcasters all get ingeniously dramatized as Michael Myers goes on yet another rampage.
That is...certainly a piece of writing.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Mon May 04, 2020 9:59 pm
by Jmac Attack
Jason wrote:Do you give enough fucks to spend that much on the book? :p
Lol, good one! But nah....I'm broke! I have guitar things to get. Now if it was like $3.99, I'd buy it.
I do want to get a good musician biography. I'm really into those. In one year, I read the following artists auto bios-
Steven Tyler
Slash
Vince Neil
Steven Adler
Ozzy
Gene Simmons
Stephen Pearcy (Ratt's singer)
I might be missing a couple.....
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Mon May 04, 2020 9:59 pm
by zombie
Headhunter wrote:
zombie wrote:i was curious about conservative movies.... and this is what i've found, so far.
2. Halloween (for rent via video-on-demand). Judy Greer’s character expertly and hilariously trolls the Left when she says her mom, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), is wrong to arm herself and prepare for the worst because, “The world is not a dark and evil place. It’s full of love and understanding!” The importance of armed individual self-defense, the fallen nature of man, the incompetence of state authorities, the necessity of capital punishment for evildoers, and even the vapidity of liberal true-crime podcasters all get ingeniously dramatized as Michael Myers goes on yet another rampage.
That is...certainly a piece of writing.
looks to me that most of what people take away as far as agenda or politics in film, comes from their own perspective and viewpoint.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Mon May 04, 2020 10:03 pm
by Headhunter
zombie wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
zombie wrote:i was curious about conservative movies.... and this is what i've found, so far.
2. Halloween (for rent via video-on-demand). Judy Greer’s character expertly and hilariously trolls the Left when she says her mom, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), is wrong to arm herself and prepare for the worst because, “The world is not a dark and evil place. It’s full of love and understanding!” The importance of armed individual self-defense, the fallen nature of man, the incompetence of state authorities, the necessity of capital punishment for evildoers, and even the vapidity of liberal true-crime podcasters all get ingeniously dramatized as Michael Myers goes on yet another rampage.
That is...certainly a piece of writing.
looks to me that most of what people take away as far as agenda or politics in film, comes from their own perspective and viewpoint.
Yeah. If a movie wants to be political, it will announce its presence at some point. The paragraph above is some shit I can’t believe anyone was paid to write.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Mon May 04, 2020 10:22 pm
by Jmac Attack
Headhunter wrote:
zombie wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
zombie wrote:i was curious about conservative movies.... and this is what i've found, so far.
2. Halloween (for rent via video-on-demand). Judy Greer’s character expertly and hilariously trolls the Left when she says her mom, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), is wrong to arm herself and prepare for the worst because, “The world is not a dark and evil place. It’s full of love and understanding!” The importance of armed individual self-defense, the fallen nature of man, the incompetence of state authorities, the necessity of capital punishment for evildoers, and even the vapidity of liberal true-crime podcasters all get ingeniously dramatized as Michael Myers goes on yet another rampage.
That is...certainly a piece of writing.
looks to me that most of what people take away as far as agenda or politics in film, comes from their own perspective and viewpoint.
Yeah. If a movie wants to be political, it will announce its presence at some point. The paragraph above is some shit I can’t believe anyone was paid to write.
Really bad writing.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:25 am
by Jason
"We're now making movies for 16 year olds, and China... ... ... People stop going to the movies because most of the movies suck"
- Anthony Mackie
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:34 am
by zombie
that video sounds like "get off my lawn!" it's one guy's jaded opinion. *shrug*
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:37 am
by Jason
zombie wrote:that video sounds like "get off my lawn!" it's one guy's jaded opinion. *shrug*
I've always liked Mackie.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:38 am
by zombie
Jason wrote:
zombie wrote:that video sounds like "get off my lawn!" it's one guy's jaded opinion. *shrug*
I've always liked Mackie.
he's a good actor. i like his work. that doesn't change anything i said.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:43 am
by Jason
The *blow* slays me every time. I can't watch it without laughing.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:51 am
by Jason
zombie wrote:that video sounds like "get off my lawn!" it's one guy's jaded opinion. *shrug*
Did you watch the video? Do you think he's wrong?
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:52 am
by zombie
detroit was a great movie, not made for china.or 16 year olds, i hope that anthony mackie gets more like that. if that's what he prefers to do.
Re: May the 4th 2020
Posted: Tue May 05, 2020 12:53 am
by zombie
Jason wrote:
zombie wrote:that video sounds like "get off my lawn!" it's one guy's jaded opinion. *shrug*
