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BruceSmith78 wrote:@Gendo's 43, it's not exactly random, although it felt like it in the context of the movie. It's setting up this movie, which I'm kind of looking forward to. That's something I've never said about a Shyamalan flick.

It's because of the kids!

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Honestly the only thing I really liked about BvS were the Batman scenes...particularly the confrontations with Superman. Why? 'Cause fuck Superman, that's why.

Tho it was kind of a bitch move to silently whisper "you will" after Superman punked him.

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Twitter is both the greatest and worst thing in the world.

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Isn't he still in a coma from the vicious uppercut he received from an 80-year-old woman?

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By "blunder" I basically mean how they were widely received...not just my personal take. My personal enjoyment had a lot to do with expectations tho. I was so hyped for MOS(because of the trailer), I saw it as on opening day...but it was hot garbage to me. And my expectations for BvS were...

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Damn. Why is Monk dunking with no regard for human life??

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So, that Contrapoints guy made a really good video about free speech, and free speech warriors flagged it and had it taken down. lololololol

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By "blunder" I basically mean how they were widely received...not just my personal take. My personal enjoyment had a lot to do with expectations tho. I was so hyped for MOS(because of the trailer), I saw it as on opening day...but it was hot garbage to me. And my expectations for BvS were ...

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https://twitter.com/McJesse/status/870475989020790784

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What a surprise that after all the DC blunders they actually make a good Wonder Woman movie.

MISANDRRRYYYYYYYYYY!!!!

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I was actually trying to think of famous black actresses who have that sensitive but tough/edgy/dark, rocker-chick vibe about them. Zoe Kravitz(who played one of the wives, which I'm sure you're quite aware of) is the closest I could think of but she's not quite as emo as Stewart.

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Happy Birthday, but there's only one, true Bruce.

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Do you have any evidence for that claim?

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That explains your love for Kristen Stewart. Check out 'Personal Shopper'...it's Kristen Stewart at her most Kristen Stewart.

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Sad..yet hopeful

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This is the commercial i heard it from:

Hook me up with some more songs with a moving choir

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I think I first heard this song in some Steph Curry commercial a while back, but I also heard it played at the end of the Obama bio on Netflix. I don't usually like this kind of gospel-type music, but that choir gives me chills. Never heard it before, but it apparently a spiritual that dates back to...

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Mangina with a shot of edge and an emo twist

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His/her "punching natsees" video, where he's basically having an internal fight between his leftist side and more liberal side, should seem familiar. [none] I've been on both sides of it... and though I sympathize mostly with the leftist side, the "liberal" side touched on some o...

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I remember liking this scene not necessarily for the famous "they pull me back in" line...but because of the dramatic/sudden change in his attitude: initially trying to be calm and diplomatic about things...saying he doesn't want anymore conflict and that "our true enemy has not yet s...

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It is very hard to believe you were not addressing me since it was my words and my post you replied to. I'm the one who talked about their cruelty, and I'm the one that mentioned they weren't good people (which you put in quotes). I do not get mad often and people tend to take it for granted that I...

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Pretty good satire.

I bet a lot these "both sides" fucks were discerning enough to get that the whole creationist notion of "teaching the controversy" was a terrible, disingenuous idea, and are now like "I really wanna hear what that Nazi has to say."

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others who saw that talk accused him of reinforcing a system where someone can rape someone, be very sorry, take responsibility for it and then get famous for being such a decent guy. While I'm not sure that I endorse everything in that talk, anyone walking away from it thinking about what a "...

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I think he was probably seeking absolution for himself/family by attempting to be brutally honest. But there is a distinction between trying to right wrongs/taking responsibility versus seeking absolution...even though they overlap. Often, people are selfishly more motivated by the latter and end up...

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I like it.

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Why do British people pronounce pedophile like pee-doh-fyle? Somehow makes it sound creepier.

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OpiateOfTheMasses wrote:So you don't need to go round randomly punching people and if someone does start spouting racist/hate filled shit the legal system will deal with them.

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I'm not sure this belongs here given of how they're dressed

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Do you only listen to minorities who already agree with you? Quit thinking in absolutes. Multiple things can be true at once. It's true a lot of comfortable, privileged people simply settle for a lesser evil and don't really give a damn about change. But, peep this: it's also true that not voting ag...

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I think one of the problems with this argument is that we've heard it throughout every single election for at least the past 16 years, since I've been a voter. While I personally agree that Trump is far worse than the average bad choice, people from both sides have been saying the exact same thing:...

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you don't beat fascism in the voting booth. Fascism has never been reliant on elections to build power. Maybe, but you can at least keep it at bay in the voting booth when you can. No one is saying voting is an absolute solution/cure. You're the one thinking in those absolute terms because you trea...

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Once women and minorities became a major force within the party.

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The Democrats have shifted left? In what world? 20 years ago, Clinton would have been a Republican. The Democrats have shifted heavily right. And you know why? Because they know they don't actually have to appeal to voters, so long as huge numbers of people insist on voting for the lesser evil. Huh...

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So, are you saying that I implied that defending free speech = racism? Because I still don't see where I did that. Maybe you inferred incorrectly. My point is that people who don't think Nazis should be punched(but are okay with other consequences) still ultimately share a fundamental assumption wit...

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To be fair Trevante Rhodes pulls off the stoic yet deeply soulful/emotional thing pretty well in 'Moonlight'. But it's also a key part of the plot.

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Clinton is better than Trump in the same way that having HIV is better than having AIDS. If you have one, you don't double down on it; you try to cure it. A lot of people with HIV live normal lives on medicine. Looking for a cure for HIV is great, but you're like a quack who convinced people that y...

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Honestly, the idea that you are willing to play chicken with the immediate threat of fascism and risk Trump winning in some type of slippery slope/big picture/long game strategy to avoid the next Trump is so hilariously nonsensical and tone deaf to me that I don't know how to begin to address it. Th...

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1) Specifically making sure Nazis don't get too comfortable being Nazis in public =/= "arbitrary violence against people we disagree with". Framing it in this generic slippery slope way is an expression of your blind commitment to order. 2) Who the fuck said defending free speech = racism?...

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We'll, I'm a bit surprised by the seemingly unanimous lack of surprise because I could have sworn some of y'all have made free speech defenses(or used similar logic) in certain controversies involving racism/bigotry. I'm thinking about the recent Nazi-punching controversy, Milo, etc. Anyway, this st...

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Ever since 'Drive', Gosling has been doing this sort of super minimalist, stoic acting(when he plays action heroes or sensitive tough guys)...where he does this intense sad-eyed thing coupled with a weird, subtle smile. I think it's meant to convey the idea that he only appears stoic but that there ...

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Wow, how could I forget about King Arthur and the knights of the round table? That's a good one. I vaguely remember Young Guns, but I'll check it out. I remember not really liking Hackers. I realized that The Fellowship of the Ring fits too. After Cavs won the NBA championship last year, I remember ...

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Oh, I know seven samurai is the original. I've been meaning to watch it for about 15 years now and I've never gotten around to it. I'll try and watch it before the apocalypse comes.

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is another one.

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Me, as everything falls apart around us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7GP3l5znc8 I'm looking for movies with a similar concept as magnificent seven...where a bunch of highly-skilled/intelligent, like-minded, yet very unique individuals(with strong personalities) are recruited and/or form a team....

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His impression of the financial backer in Ocean's 11(I forget the character's name) was spot on.

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So, Zimmer apparently performed some of his film scores(Gladiator, Lion King, Inception, etc) at Coachella recently...which was really random, but well-received. Got me thinking about Zimmer's Batman theme and how it's not very heroic compared to Danny Elfman's Batman theme(or plenty of other superh...

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