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 No.359744[Reply]

>The family of widow Ellen Brody (Lorraine Gary) has long been plagued by shark attacks, and this unfortunate association continues when her son is the victim of a massive great white. In mourning, Ellen goes to visit her other son, Michael (Lance Guest), in the Bahamas, where she meets the charming Hoagie Newcombe (Michael Caine). As Ellen and Hoagie begin a relationship, a huge shark appears off the coast of the island, and Ellen's trouble with the great whites begins again.

>This animated movie, featuring the popular children's characters, begins with orphanage manager Mr. Cherrywood (Mickey Rooney) telling a story about the Care Bears. In it, a young magician's assistant falls prey to an evil spirit (Jackie Burroughs) intent on destroying all happiness in the world. It is then up to a group of Care Bears, including Friend Bear and Love-a-Lot Bear, with help from a couple of orphans, to stop the spirit using their caring powers.


NEXT WEEKS THEMES:third world movie that is a remake of a movie from a different third world country & movie that assumes the earth is flat or some other thing that is generally known today to be false
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 No.359916

>>359834
Is Revenge the one where the shark from the first movie stalks the family and follows them to their new home on an island or something?



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 No.359894[Reply]

Surf's up, dudes!
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 No.359914

Why is Bond always a middle aged man.

 No.359915

>>359914
Because he has experience in a field where people die young.
Now kill yourself IO Interactive shil.

 No.359917

>>359914
Because the franchise is a male boomer power fantasy.

 No.359919

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>>359917
Breaking Bad is the same. All the middle aged old men are cool badasses while the young characters are lame druggies or invalids

 No.359920

>>359919
How many young guys do you know who are baddass, not to say there are many old guys that maintain it but there really aren't that many naturals in the world.



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 No.359044[Reply]

'cause the current ones are utter doggo shittu
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 No.359386

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>>359044
Dermatologist Consultation in English

 No.359395

>>359365
>>359386
Holy fuck i wish I was her getting ripped apart by a goon squad of niggers

 No.359398

>>359356
I would have to listen to them again. I remember one where she says something like "filling me completely", that stuck with me.

 No.359400

>>359398
Ye i think that was the one. Goddamn it was hot as fuck. Especially with that russian accent

 No.359912

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>>359044
Unintentional ASMR - University of Leicester Exams



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 No.341589[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

YouTube is the new television. Everyone watches it and it's where all of the prime kinographers upload their kino. Therefore, we should be able to talk about it on a kino board.
In semi-recent news, Chuggaconroy, the Big Harv of the LP world, is back on YouTube. Some trannies tried to bully him off the platform over some made up metoo allegations, but he told them to shove and is back making his let's plays again.
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Where are the ACK-arinos at?

 No.359652

>>341989
>>341989
Rolling Rock, on the rolling rocker!

 No.359866

I just found PowerGamer's second channel. Why didn't any of you tell me about this?
https://www.youtube.com/@aidanredding8058

 No.359878

>>357819
Wtf ive had dreams like this about giant toilets and having to use them lmao. Weird af seeing it for real. And where tf did they get it xD

 No.359911

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>>357819
I remember joking with my nephew once about there probably being toilet connoisseurs out there who get really into specific models and how they flush. I looked it up, and it turned out that apparently there are people like that out there.


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 No.359896[Reply]

What are some under the radar tv shows like attached? Hannibal is cloyingly pretentious but I was entertained enough to keep watching.
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 No.359906

>>359905
Whatever works. Too many things have been revealed about how 4chan operates for me to go back. I will be here until the collapse.

 No.359907

>>359905
I'm not desperate enough to hop back to 4chan. If the altchan sphere were to be offline tomorrow, then I would be entirely done with imageboards forever.

 No.359908

>>359907
This, total 4kike death, fuck the jews.

 No.359909

>>359903
Yeah, sometimes I get lazy when I plan on making a longer post and don't get around to it for a day or two.
>>359907
I would just look for another imageboard or something of that kind. I saw this recently but don't know if it'll catch on or not:
https://plebbit.com/
https://plebchan.eth.limo/#/

 No.359910

>>359896
Everyone always says that Hannibal is underrated to the point that i wouldn't consider it underrated. It had low ratings in its time but a decent following on the internet.

It's also simultaneously filled with homosexual tones and loved by women who want to get strangled by Mads Mikelson. Western Yaoi.



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 No.353634[Reply]

Your favorite western movie? and why?
Favorite director?
Favorite character?
Who is the most beautiful actress who has ever acted in a western movie?

/vhs/ is dead
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 No.359838

>>359378
Too obvious to post for me. So I guess you can label me a contrarian

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If we're posting obvious ones..

 No.359877

>>359378
Did you ever watch Wyatt Earp with Costner? I honestly love that movie. Just pisses me off that he fell for a jew.

 No.359891

>>359839
Hackman killing the Deadspawn nigger and Dicaprio was a powermove showing them who's the talented actor, too bad he lost against the aussie gladiator and Casino's whore just to appease DiCaprio's fans who were ready to send death threats to the production company after seeing their beloved prettyboy perishing like an afterthough. Should've been one of those movies where the bad guy wins.

 No.359902

>>359891
I thought Sharon did pretty good for a woman



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(AFP) - The retrial of Harvey Weinstein, whose prosecution and conviction for rape and sex assault ignited the "MeToo" movement, kicks off in New York on Tuesday.

The disgraced movie mogul's 2017 conviction by a jury was overturned seven years later by an appeals court that ruled the way witnesses were handled in the original trial was unlawful.

The voiding of the jury's verdict by the New York Court of Appeals was a setback to the movement against sexual violence and the promotion of justice for survivors.

Former Miramax studio boss Weinstein will be in the dock for the sexual assault of former production assistant Mimi Haleyi in 2006, the rape of aspiring actress Jessica Mann in 2013, and a new count for an alleged sexual assault in 2006 at a hotel in Manhattan.

The trial, expected to last up to six weeks in a Manhattan criminal court, begins Tuesday with jury selection, which could take five days, according to Judge Curtis Farber.

Weinstein, 73, hopes the case will be judged with "fresh eyes," more than seven years after investigations by the New York Times and the New Yorker led to his spectacular downfall and a global backlash against predatory abusers.

Weinstein is serving a 16-year prison sentence after being convicted on separate rape charges in California in 2023 for raping and assaulting a European actor a decade prior.

'Seeking justice'
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 No.359876

>>359872
Yep, you're getting it! Madison and Jefferson were especially influential in distorting the meaning of "democracy" so they could feed their oligarchic Roman bullshit to the masses. By their own words they (and most of the other aspiring aristocrats who founded America) hated the very idea of democracy.

 No.359882

>>359876
Yes but the direct democracy of Athens eventually devolved into oligarchy anyways. There is a reason Plato called one of his great books "The Republic" and not the direct democracy of Athens. Rome in itself/Republics eventually devolve into Empires anyways. Rome became a Republic in the first place because one of their tribal kings raped a very important women in theor society so they vowed to never have le ebil king ever again. Yet its so much easier to execute a bad king and replace him, Kings used to be executed for being bad leaders/when a nation starved. True hierarchy involves Kingship and always will.

 No.359889

>>359882
nukka weez beez sceeb leebin' up in dat riff raff fawkin like muh nigguh malcolm X. ya b0i can't d0 shyt d0e nukka

 No.359900

>>359876
I also hate the very idea of democracy. Most people shouldn't vote nor have any say in things.



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 No.359865[Reply]

EXTREMELY DISTURBING FACT THAT WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE FOREAVER (DO NOT READ)
Daffy Duck's voice is the same as Sylvester the Cat. They just turned the pitch up on Mel Blanc's voice for Daffy's lines.

 No.359869

>>359865
Source?

 No.359875

>>359865
I already noticed how similar they sounded, so it doesn't bother me.

 No.359890

>>359869
One of the many interviews with Mel Blanc, he stated that Daffy is a yetza while Sylvester is a christian.

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 No.331158[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

Just saw Scaramouche (1952). An 18th century revenge tale about a man who plays a clown in a theater troupe by day as he plots to kill a heartless aristocrat by night to avenge the death of his best friend and foster brother.

The film feels very ahead of its time both visually and in terms of writing. This is probably because it blends elements of several different genres, which seems to have confused the critics of its day. It's essentially a swashbuckler but with a lot of time dedicated to political drama and comedy. It's also very risque for its time. As incongruent as this sounds, it actually balances these aspects rather well. The biggest weakness in the story is the ending, which feels somewhat underwhelming after everything building up to it and the final plot twist is more than a little hard to swallow. That being said, I don't think it detracts from the film too much.

The characters, even the side ones, are fairly strong and memorable and the acting is quite good as well. A few of the actors even act more like French actors than American ones. The villain is especially great. The only one of the main cast who feels like a typical Hollywood actor from the 50's is Janet Leigh but she's still adequate in her role.

The visuals, like I said, are ahead of their time. Only by a about a decade or so though; it certainly doesn't look modern. The most famous thing about this movie is the 5-minute long swordfight at the end. Despite its length, that fight scene is able to maintain a high level of excitement and tension throughout which is quite a feat since you know the hero is going to win in the end. There are many other swordfights in the movie too and they're all used pretty intelligently to serve the plot. What's nice about the fight scenes is that there's very little music in them and the silence helps tremendously.

Overall, I give Scaramouche an 8/10.
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 No.359861

>>359784
>>359800
You've got to be trolling.
>>359803
I saw the MST3K episode long before I ever saw any version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

 No.359883

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The Blob (1958) is entertaining enough, but, aside form the higher-than-average production values and Steve McQueen, it isn't that different from the kind of movies they would show on MST3K. The opening song is catchy thoughbeit.

 No.359884

>>359883
Is it a so bad its good movie like manos or is it just kino?

 No.359885

>>359884
It's a campy 50s monster movie where a group of teens have to save the town because those dumb grown ups won't listen. It's main selling points are that it's in color and it stars Steve McQueen, who looks far to old to be teenager. It's like they tried to make him look older. I'm pretty sure I've seen movies made after this where he looks younger than he does here. I may be confusing him Paul Newman.

 No.359886

>>359885
Ahh so its one of the films that helped inspire 70s and 80s slasher stuff? Might be up my autistic alley.


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 No.345621[Reply]

Time for a new one.
Remember when PPP and Surfer reviewed this episode?
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 No.354739

>>354706
TV in general peaked in the 2000s
Anything went and still tons of small networks popping off

 No.357032

>>347622
I started watching it but it didn't manage to connect with me. It was huge when I was a kid, which made me want to watch it, but I'd rather learn about real-life accounts of the kinds of phenomena the show is based around.

 No.357192

>>349205
>>351429
Just finished season 1. I thought when he went back to earth everyone was a construct/hologram but in a later episode Aeryn mentions that she met his Father.

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>>345621
GOOOOOLD?

 No.359881

lol old thread bumped



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