R: 45 / I: 20
Yani menko
Best anime of the summer 2026 ?
R: 20 / I: 10
JENNA ORTEGA
IS WALLED
JENNA ORTEGA
IS WALLED
R: 23 / I: 7
The former child star opened up about her opioid addiction and alcohol abuse in 2022, telling People, "I was on top of the world and I ruined it."
"I'd think I hit rock bottom, but then there's that trap door that opens," she said at the time. "I put a lot of work into myself and I had to be willing to be incredibly honest."
The Heroes star revealed that she had suffered severely from postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter Kaya - whom she shares with ex Wladimir Klitschko.
"I wasn't OK," she wrote in her memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, which was released May 19. "I had to figure out how to bond with her. It felt like an insurmountable task, and I was only on the first day."
She added, "It wasn't panic that was sitting in my chest. It was nothing. A total blackout of emotion, like my soul was dead."
According to the Remember the Titans star, she "needed a drink to function," which led to her being written out of her hit TV series, Nashville.
https://parade.com/celebrities/hayden-panettiere-dead-her-battle-with-drug-addiction-postpartum-depression
Hayden Panettiere dead at 36
Late actress Hayden Panettiere struggled for years with mental health and drug addiction before her tragic death at age 36.The former child star opened up about her opioid addiction and alcohol abuse in 2022, telling People, "I was on top of the world and I ruined it."
"I'd think I hit rock bottom, but then there's that trap door that opens," she said at the time. "I put a lot of work into myself and I had to be willing to be incredibly honest."
The Heroes star revealed that she had suffered severely from postpartum depression after the birth of her daughter Kaya - whom she shares with ex Wladimir Klitschko.
"I wasn't OK," she wrote in her memoir, This Is Me: A Reckoning, which was released May 19. "I had to figure out how to bond with her. It felt like an insurmountable task, and I was only on the first day."
She added, "It wasn't panic that was sitting in my chest. It was nothing. A total blackout of emotion, like my soul was dead."
According to the Remember the Titans star, she "needed a drink to function," which led to her being written out of her hit TV series, Nashville.
https://parade.com/celebrities/hayden-panettiere-dead-her-battle-with-drug-addiction-postpartum-depression
R: 13 / I: 10
This is what weeb Christcucks actually do before watching kino
embarrassing
R: 3 / I: 1
Grace Caroline Curry shows sideboob and butt in her new film The Leader
https://variety.com/2026/film/reviews/the-leader-review-tim-blake-nelson-vera-farmiga-1236770533/
R: 5 / I: 3
God of Soy Movie
Here's your Kratos
R: 4 / I: 2
>Annie (Kristen Wiig) is a single woman whose own life is a mess, but when she learns that her lifelong best friend, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), is engaged, she has no choice but to serve as the maid of honor. Though lovelorn and almost penniless, Annie, nevertheless, winds her way through the strange and expensive rituals associated with her job as the bride's go-to gal. Determined to make things perfect, she gamely leads Lillian and the other bridesmaids down the wild road to the wedding.
NEXT WEEKS THEMES: WW2 by a small faction/country & Movie with at least one dragon
WFC: Ghost In the Shell (2017 & Bridesmaids (2011)
>In the near future, Major is the first of her kind: a human who is cyber-enhanced to be a perfect soldier devoted to stopping the world's most dangerous criminals. When terrorism reaches a new level that includes the ability to hack into people's minds and control them, Major is uniquely qualified to stop it. As she prepares to face a new enemy, Major discovers that her life was stolen instead of saved. Now, she will stop at nothing to recover her past while punishing those who did this to her.>Annie (Kristen Wiig) is a single woman whose own life is a mess, but when she learns that her lifelong best friend, Lillian (Maya Rudolph), is engaged, she has no choice but to serve as the maid of honor. Though lovelorn and almost penniless, Annie, nevertheless, winds her way through the strange and expensive rituals associated with her job as the bride's go-to gal. Determined to make things perfect, she gamely leads Lillian and the other bridesmaids down the wild road to the wedding.
NEXT WEEKS THEMES: WW2 by a small faction/country & Movie with at least one dragon
R: 37 / I: 16
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R: 16 / I: 8
The X-Women have been revealed (Some of them at least) and it looks like Marvel has ignored the complete and utter failure of the post Endgame era aka the M-She-U and is doubling down on the girl power.
The X-Women have been revealed (Some of them at least) and it looks like Marvel has ignored the complete and utter failure of the post Endgame era aka the M-She-U and is doubling down on the girl power.
R: 25 / I: 20
^^
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R: 30 / I: 14
In this house
Saint George is a hero end of story .
R: 1 / I: 0
it can be from anything Video Games, Films, Novels, Comic books and Graphic Novels literally anything as long as it's from the mid 20's to the late 70's
Mafia Definitive Edition (Artwork)
Concept Artwork and Illustrations of original Mafia Gangsters and organised Crime Families from the height and the golden age of the Italian and Irish Mob.it can be from anything Video Games, Films, Novels, Comic books and Graphic Novels literally anything as long as it's from the mid 20's to the late 70's
R: 2 / I: 0
FESTIVAL DE CANNES
FESTIVAL DE CANNES
R: 86 / I: 73
An era of kong kino will soon be upon us.
I saw the 1976 and 2005 remake but never the original. Was it better than the remakes?
King kong
>King Kong (1933) will be in public domain in 2029An era of kong kino will soon be upon us.
I saw the 1976 and 2005 remake but never the original. Was it better than the remakes?
R: 57 / I: 42
and the Soundtrack Is fucking Insane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj3eeDvJK5k
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey (2026)
This Film was fucking amazing, don't listen to critics who shit all over it just because they included a Tranny and some niggers in it, this Film was a masterclass in Tension and Suspenseand the Soundtrack Is fucking Insane
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj3eeDvJK5k
R: 193 / I: 169
SHE'S BACK
It's not a new movie but at least it's a youtube video.
SHE'S BACK
It's not a new movie but at least it's a youtube video.
R: 6 / I: 4
Why do white women age like milk?
Br00tal
R: 4 / I: 0
John Carpenter's The Thing
I really hope this is true and I really hope it doesn't suck…
R: 13 / I: 9
UFC 330
UFC 330
R: 5 / I: 3
this 43 year old coal coon is the most beautiful woman in the world.
this 43 year old coal coon is the most beautiful woman in the world.
R: 5 / I: 0
Yiannis Stravolaimos' νενικήκαμεν (We Have Won)
It's about time someone made a historically accurate Film where they actually speak in the actual ancient language from the period it is set in
R: 7 / I: 3
The Switch 2 Stream
I kneel
R: 3 / I: 0
Youtuber attempts to recover stolen lego collection worth 200k
This is basically a Kaiji arc
R: 2 / I: 1
Polyphemus
that poor Guy….
R: 3 / I: 3
Spatafore
Who took the bigger shot to the face from Vito?
R: 3 / I: 0
this fucking sucks
this fucking sucks
R: 4 / I: 2
WE ARE SO BACK!
Justin in the new AVGN
Cinemassacre is backWE ARE SO BACK!
R: 1 / I: 0
Watch the short film, Petra of the Waters https://youtu.be/RCrfiNsqFbk?si=WATSZCtEcwVEFZDt
Watch the short film, Petra of the Waters https://youtu.be/RCrfiNsqFbk?si=WATSZCtEcwVEFZDt
R: 6 / I: 1
Nigman
Tbp inside blue eyed pussy written by a kike.
R: 10 / I: 3
LOUIS CK
WE WON
LOUIS CK
WE WON
R: 31 / I: 14
>Sony/Marvel Studio's Spider-Man Brand New Day is now the biggest opening weekend ever at the North American box office with a 3-day take of $360M, taking down Disney/Marvel Studio's previous domestic debut record with 2019's Avengers: Endgame which opened to $357.1M. The revised global opening is now $932M
$932 Million in 3 days. Spider-Chads win again!
>Sony/Marvel Studio's Spider-Man Brand New Day is now the biggest opening weekend ever at the North American box office with a 3-day take of $360M, taking down Disney/Marvel Studio's previous domestic debut record with 2019's Avengers: Endgame which opened to $357.1M. The revised global opening is now $932M
$932 Million in 3 days. Spider-Chads win again!
R: 132 / I: 70
Best WMAF Movies
Preferably Kino
R: 1 / I: 0
Hot take: the only reason why this show exists is because HBO had to apologize for not putting niggers in GOT.
Hot take: the only reason why this show exists is because HBO had to apologize for not putting niggers in GOT.
R: 28 / I: 28
Anime
what is the greatest anime of all time?
R: 1 / I: 0
What the fuck was going on with their advertising division in the late 2000s? The only normal bumpers they showed were the B&W ones, everything else is nwo/predictive programming shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRytvmoh0rs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocitXvbHwj4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50LVOC7JrcY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kELz66xv49w
What the fuck was going on with their advertising division in the late 2000s? The only normal bumpers they showed were the B&W ones, everything else is nwo/predictive programming shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRytvmoh0rs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocitXvbHwj4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50LVOC7JrcY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kELz66xv49w
R: 11 / I: 4
Memes aside, what do you guys unironically think about Louis Cuck King?
I honestly really like a lot of his work with Dogfart, some of the taped episodes of the Interracial Breeding Grounds I thought were pretty well shot, and most of his BBC content is honestly quite good.
Memes aside, what do you guys unironically think about Louis Cuck King?
I honestly really like a lot of his work with Dogfart, some of the taped episodes of the Interracial Breeding Grounds I thought were pretty well shot, and most of his BBC content is honestly quite good.
R: 28 / I: 22
He was a known homosexual celebrity blogger over a decade or so ago, now he has cut himself on a Tiktok live for attention. Miami-Dade police are currently in a standoff with him.
Perez Hilton mental breakdown
>literally who?He was a known homosexual celebrity blogger over a decade or so ago, now he has cut himself on a Tiktok live for attention. Miami-Dade police are currently in a standoff with him.
R: 1 / I: 0
ELLE FANNING
ELLE FANNING
R: 18 / I: 8
The Simpsons
Who still watches this shit? With the 37th season on its way, and the show being renewed up to season 40, why bother? Anyway, the show should have ended in 1998 like Seinfeld.
R: 257 / I: 261
uhhh… FAS bros?
uhhh… FAS bros?
R: 16 / I: 3
>we are now watching 90s TV music videos being remade as ads for the internet
Truly virtual insanity!
>we are now watching 90s TV music videos being remade as ads for the internet
Truly virtual insanity!
R: 235 / I: 141
https://socialblade.com/youtube/c/jennynicholson
Jenny Nicholson 1 million subscribers
She's probably about 2 days away from hitting 1 million subs on Youtube. Let us all watch her cross that milestone together!https://socialblade.com/youtube/c/jennynicholson
R: 3 / I: 2
Is Ashley boettcher still alive ?
:(
R: 50 / I: 20
Summary translated from Japanese:
The sweet and innocent Mizuki Kajitani (Kohaku Shida) had a secret worry she couldn't share with anyone. It was that she felt a "tingling discomfort" whenever men showed her affection, causing her to lose interest.
Even on a date with her new, high-caliber boyfriend, Takayuki Shinomiya (Sōto Takao), she couldn't shake the uneasy feeling she got from his gentle pats on the head and gentlemanly escort…
And then came their first night together. Shinomiya, eager to take the lead with Mizuki, loses his "masculine confidence" due to past trauma and the pressure of the moment.
The instant she saw his vulnerable, dejected, and blushing face, Mizuki's heart began to race like never before. "…Maybe I actually prefer taking the lead."
Realizing her true nature, Mizuki pushes the bewildered Shinomiya down-!
Shedding society's definition of "normal," an unprecedented battle for dominance in love is about to begin-
Ladies on Top
Japan is currently airing a romance drama for women called "Ladies on Top" where the female lead pegs the male lead who has erectile dysfunction. It's an adaptation of a manga. Is this too far? Has Japan fallen?Summary translated from Japanese:
The sweet and innocent Mizuki Kajitani (Kohaku Shida) had a secret worry she couldn't share with anyone. It was that she felt a "tingling discomfort" whenever men showed her affection, causing her to lose interest.
Even on a date with her new, high-caliber boyfriend, Takayuki Shinomiya (Sōto Takao), she couldn't shake the uneasy feeling she got from his gentle pats on the head and gentlemanly escort…
And then came their first night together. Shinomiya, eager to take the lead with Mizuki, loses his "masculine confidence" due to past trauma and the pressure of the moment.
The instant she saw his vulnerable, dejected, and blushing face, Mizuki's heart began to race like never before. "…Maybe I actually prefer taking the lead."
Realizing her true nature, Mizuki pushes the bewildered Shinomiya down-!
Shedding society's definition of "normal," an unprecedented battle for dominance in love is about to begin-
R: 16 / I: 2
Sam Neill died
I think he tweeted out against 8chan in 2019 when Tarrantdup killed the muslims lol.
R: 6 / I: 3
1 YEAR LEFT
BEFORE
THE RESSURECTION OF THE CHRIST
1 YEAR LEFT
BEFORE
THE RESSURECTION OF THE CHRIST
R: 2 / I: 2
NEXT WEEKS THEMES: BIG HARV'S CHOICE CUTS(Movie with the HARVesters hottest trade partner) & Movie featuring at least two of the 4 ghostbusters 2016 ghostbusters
WFC: Great Balls of Fire (1989)
>Upstart rock 'n' roll singer Jerry Lee Lewis (Dennis Quaid) has just cut a record at Sun Studio. Jerry's cousin, pastor Jimmy Swaggart (Alec Baldwin), tries to steer him away from a depraved life in the music business, but Jerry was born to play the so-called devil's music. With rock 'n' roll king Elvis Presley busy with military service, Jerry sees his chance to claim the throne of popular music. But, his unabashed love of his 13-year-old cousin, Myra (Winona Ryder), may ruin his chances.NEXT WEEKS THEMES: BIG HARV'S CHOICE CUTS(Movie with the HARVesters hottest trade partner) & Movie featuring at least two of the 4 ghostbusters 2016 ghostbusters
R: 1 / I: 0
any recommendation for colored western films featuring beautiful scenes of people riding horses through a beautiful landscape?
any recommendation for colored western films featuring beautiful scenes of people riding horses through a beautiful landscape?
R: 12 / I: 3
and I also hate how he'll shit on anyone and everyone who doesn't share in his Extremist Leftist views and his Woke Virtue Signalling pandering agenda
John Oliver
does this asshole know how much of a hard lined Leftist he's becoming, I used to like watching him till became such a tranny loving coon cuck.and I also hate how he'll shit on anyone and everyone who doesn't share in his Extremist Leftist views and his Woke Virtue Signalling pandering agenda
R: 8 / I: 2
Toy Story 19 just got announced
How we feeling about it Disney Nation?
R: 5 / I: 2
Yes! 2026 marks the beginning of a new era
Dysfunctional member of the Alkaholiks family, ha
It's Xzibit! Bring it live, one time, like this
It's a shame, MENKOES in the FAN game
Only for the money and the fame (Extra large!)
Yes! 2026 marks the beginning of a new era
Dysfunctional member of the Alkaholiks family, ha
It's Xzibit! Bring it live, one time, like this
It's a shame, MENKOES in the FAN game
Only for the money and the fame (Extra large!)
R: 0 / I: 0
Did you know that Marina nagasawa was in that classic horror movie ?
Did you know that Marina nagasawa was in that classic horror movie ?
R: 21 / I: 8
Gigi Allin biopic played by Michael Cera. Will it work?
Gigi Allin biopic played by Michael Cera. Will it work?
R: 4 / I: 1
What is the best pagan movie ?
What is the best pagan movie ?
R: 8 / I: 5
>Good night sweet pussy ;_;
>Good night sweet pussy ;_;
R: 5 / I: 1
What did Refn mean by this?
What did Refn mean by this?
R: 0 / I: 0
...............
Cazzata Malanga!
R: 20 / I: 4
Blade Runner 2099: Amazom tv series
What if blade runner was a girl?
R: 3 / I: 0
>Bane & Deathstroke movie announced for James Gunn's DCU
>Bane
>Deathstroke = Slade Wilson = Bill 'CIA' Wilson
Is it finally happening? Has James 'Ahyred' Gunn started a fire?
>Bane & Deathstroke movie announced for James Gunn's DCU
>Bane
>Deathstroke = Slade Wilson = Bill 'CIA' Wilson
Is it finally happening? Has James 'Ahyred' Gunn started a fire?
R: 24 / I: 9
I drive…again!
https://deadline.com/2026/07/ryan-gosling-ghost-rider-marvel-comic-con-1237003726/
I drive…again!
https://deadline.com/2026/07/ryan-gosling-ghost-rider-marvel-comic-con-1237003726/
R: 245 / I: 56
Bkuewhisper is my asmr mommy. But how come when i looked her up on 4chan archive they were saying she got blacked? That dude she was posted with was latino , maybe something to do with that?
I mean yea sucks she was with a latino but the idea of her with a bbc is ptsd inducing. No way its true
Asmr thread?
Why did the old asmr thread die?Bkuewhisper is my asmr mommy. But how come when i looked her up on 4chan archive they were saying she got blacked? That dude she was posted with was latino , maybe something to do with that?
I mean yea sucks she was with a latino but the idea of her with a bbc is ptsd inducing. No way its true
R: 24 / I: 16
MELLY CHRISTMAS
MR LAWRENCE
MELLY CHRISTMAS
MR LAWRENCE
R: 0 / I: 0
The Soypranos
An impressionable impression
R: 0 / I: 0
>in loving memory of jimmy ng
>in loving memory of jimmy ng
R: 4 / I: 3
Micheal villela
PASSED AWAY
>i love you
Micheal villela
PASSED AWAY
>i love you
R: 21 / I: 13
The Real Story of Gadget Plays Minecrap
HOLY KINO
R: 14 / I: 5
>Decent setup but a bit slow and the 50s setting easn't very wel done with the cardboard acting and the dialog writing feeling more like a parody if anything
>MC being a naive college boy also didn't get me into it as I expected a grittier and scuffed Noir MC
>Still intrigued
>Still keep watching to see how it surprises me
>The scene where Doroty finds Fred in her dresser is great as you can tell Dorothy is mentally fucked from living in a seedier part of the town
>The pic related shoes up
I was laughing for a whole 5 minutes and I couldn't take the movie seriously after that, I stopped watching.
I kind of want to give it another try, but it's hard to immerse myself after that.
Fucking Lynch
>Start watching Blue Velvet>Decent setup but a bit slow and the 50s setting easn't very wel done with the cardboard acting and the dialog writing feeling more like a parody if anything
>MC being a naive college boy also didn't get me into it as I expected a grittier and scuffed Noir MC
>Still intrigued
>Still keep watching to see how it surprises me
>The scene where Doroty finds Fred in her dresser is great as you can tell Dorothy is mentally fucked from living in a seedier part of the town
>The pic related shoes up
I was laughing for a whole 5 minutes and I couldn't take the movie seriously after that, I stopped watching.
I kind of want to give it another try, but it's hard to immerse myself after that.
R: 65 / I: 28
WHY!?!?!
Just Fucking WHY…………..
R: 29 / I: 4
The 90s
I am trying to understand what made 90s tv & movies feel so different compared to the decades after. I swear the biggest difference are the characters. It was like, three decades ago, there was a completely different idea of what a person was, therefore a completely different idea of what a character should be. Really interesting.
R: 16 / I: 7
erm, BASED!!!
potential Kino incoming!!!!!
R: 2 / I: 1
Amazon Blade Runner shitseries has a tranny in it.
Amazon Blade Runner shitseries has a tranny in it.
R: 26 / I: 11
⌘ Entertainment is dead ⌘
There nothing left in 2026…
⌘ Entertainment is dead ⌘
There nothing left in 2026…
R: 34 / I: 15
Remember Lexee Smith
this is her now
R: 6 / I: 1
Good night sweet hapa princess ;_;
https://variety.com/2026/film/news/kaylee-hottle-dead-godzilla-vs-kong-1236817223/
Good night sweet hapa princess ;_;
https://variety.com/2026/film/news/kaylee-hottle-dead-godzilla-vs-kong-1236817223/
R: 5 / I: 4
Is her filmography even good ?
Is her filmography even good ?
R: 31 / I: 16
What the fuck ?
What the fuck ?
R: 8 / I: 2
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R: 10 / I: 3
NEXT WEEKS THEME: 50s nostalgia bait made in the 70s or 80s
WFC: Peter Pan & Wendy
>Wendy Darling, a young girl looking to avoid boarding school, meets Peter Pan, a boy who refuses to grow up. Wendy, her brothers, and Tinker Bell travel with Peter to the magical world of Neverland, where she encounters an evil pirate captain.NEXT WEEKS THEME: 50s nostalgia bait made in the 70s or 80s
R: 30 / I: 27
you must conquer each
youtube poop ytp
these are the faces of evilyou must conquer each
R: 8 / I: 1
anyone know anything more on or about this?
Chole Grace Moretz
so apparently these like a handful of films in which she did sex scenes with much much older men…..anyone know anything more on or about this?
R: 1 / I: 0
Retards Assemble
Hollywood Films today in modern America
R: 45 / I: 33
HOLY KINO
SAM HYDE AND STEFAN MOLYNEUX!!!
R: 1 / I: 1
What did Jacob and his successors actually do?
What was the ending about? mutilverse? and then they lived in the afterlife and met again?
LOST
How did the man in black become the monster?What did Jacob and his successors actually do?
What was the ending about? mutilverse? and then they lived in the afterlife and met again?
R: 9 / I: 4
Bad Unboxing
Holy shit guys IDDUBZ is back, he is back!
R: 8 / I: 4
HA HA HA HA HA
HA HA HA HA HA
R: 4 / I: 3
Previous thread:
>>331158
>The Amusement Park
This is basically an extended PSA about the struggles of the elderly. I'd seen a few quotes from critics raving about it, but I don't think it's some kind of rediscovered masterpiece the way it's apparently been made out to be. It really boils down to the protagonist going through a series of misfortunes. On the plus side, I think it's pretty effective at creating an atmosphere of despair. I definitely appreciated the low-rent '70s production values, which I think help add to that feeling. I liked some of the library music too. There was one piece that I think I remember from Dawn of the Dead. I also liked the beginning and end with Lincoln Maazel doing double duty in the white room.
My verdict is that it's worth watching if you're a curious George Romero fan who wants to see some more of his older work, but I don't think it's something I would encourage anyone else to watch.
>Sleeper
This movie is a bit unique as far as flicks with dystopian sci-fi settings go in that that it's a full-blown comedy with a Dixieland jazz soundtrack. Most of the comedy sadly didn't appeal to me. It takes inspiration from the old-school slapstick of the '20s, but contrary to the critics for whatever reason I didn't find the gags to be anywhere as good as those of the old guys. There's definitely more of a verbal element to the humor too. It doesn't emphasize clever sight gags the way the acclaimed silent comedians tended to do. This is actually the first Woody Allen movie I've ever seen (I'm not counting watching Antz once as a kid), I think I understand that Orson Welles rant about Woody Allen now. In spite of his self-deprecating persona, he comes across like he can't get enough of himself and his own cleverness. There were some parts I did find amusing. The more Jew-themed parts in particular, like the robot tailors with prominent noses and thick Yiddish accents. Speaking of Jews, Woody Allen's character competes for the romantic interest of Diane Keaton's with a more attractive character named Erno, and of course he had to make a remark about his romantic rival's "Aryan" traits.
That last part rubbed me the wrong way, but as a whole I still found the movie watchable. I liked the retrofuturistic '70s dystopianism (I thought the technologically advanced society filled with seemingly incompetent people was an interesting touch that reminds me of where society today seems to be headed) and the unique choice of musical accompaniment for the setting. I just don't believe it's some great comedy classic like a lot of people seem to think.
>The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
I liked this one despite not being too keen on Danny Kaye's comedic style at all. This is the only Danny Kaye movie I've seen so far and can't speak to his approach in his other work, but I typically don't care for a certain type of comedian that does a lot of exaggerated gestures and facial expressions and wacky voices (although I actually can find impressions entertaining). Think Jim Carrey or Robin Williams. Jerry Lewis's The Nutty Professor is also one of the least funny comedies I can ever remember seeing. Danny Kaye clearly exhibited a lot of talent, particular in his patter songs, but I just don't find them very amusing. On the positive side, the "I hate women" moment gave me a sensible chuckle, and the rest of the humor I tended to find unobtrusive enough that it didn't negatively affect my enjoyment of the film.
As someone who liked daydream sequences in cartoons as a kid, what really attracted me to the movie was the premise involving a hapless, timid daydreamer with a rich fantasy life. I appreciated the Harold-Lloyd-like character arc. Walter Mitty is reminiscent of the unassertive characters Lloyd played in movies like Girl Shy or Grandma's Boy who end up overcoming their character flaws. The bits on the edge of the office building I even found a bit reminiscent of Safety Last!, although it doesn't emphasize suspense the way that does or anything.
While I think I'd take my favorite Harold Lloyd movies over The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, I still found it a good watch for what it is.
>Invasion of the Saucer Men
This is another case where the poster is cooler than the actual movie. Strongly so here. The movie features a similar alien design to what you see in the artwork, but the creatures look much more worse moving in live action. The fact that they spend a lot of time lurking in the shadows was probably just an effort to mitigate how low budget it looks. I'll give credit where credit is due: The disembodied hand that creeps around is actually kind of neat given what they had to work with. In contrast to a lot of these types of movies, Invasion of the Saucer Men features a pretty comedic tone. Once again, that might have been related to how cheap of a production it was. It's easier to try and pass off something this silly as a comedy than it is to make a completely serious science fiction or horror movie out of it. Unfortunately, the humor can come across as pretty forced at times. A pre-Batman Frank Gorshin also appears in it but doesn't do too much. The pacing isn't very good either. The movie is a little over an hour long but still feels slow moving.
I'd recommend skipping this one.
RIP Bob Burns, by the way.
>She
This is a pretty serious case of wasted potential. For all the work that went into the costumes and architecture of Kor with the intention of shooting it in color, the budget was slashed at the last minute and they were forced to shoot in black and white (yeah, Legend Films colorized it like 20 years ago, but it's not the same). It's not like a German Expressionist movie or a Universal horror movie that are designed specifically with black and white in mind and benefit from it. Or, given the nature of the production and who was involved, King Kong. But it's more comparable to Son of Kong in how compromised the end product was. Like Son of Kong, it had some cool-sounding Willis O'Brien animation that was never filmed due to budgetary constraints (a scene with the explorers getting attacked by mammoths). In this case, there are no animated varmints at all. The only critter you get is a frozen saber-toothed tiger shown via a Mario Larrinaga matte painting. Helen Mack and Noble Johnson were also in both movies.
Speaking of casting, I thought Helen Gahagan was pretty decently cast as the literal ice queen of Kor. Cary Grant's boyfriend Randolph Scott, however, comes across as wooden as the leading man caught between his affections for Helen Mack's character and the unforeseen romantic interests of She. The movie also feels very slow moving, and the every end of the film you're subjected to a tacky message about the power of love.
As for Max Steiner's score, I disliked how he seemed to have based the main theme from the one he wrote for King Kong. It's like he was pilfering his own work, which is something I remember reading that he was known to do. The more ethereal tone is nicely distinctive and a nice change of pace though.
My final verdict is that it can be worth watching if it's something you're personally curious about, like I was, but it's nothing worth raving about. I wouldn't really encourage anyone else to check it out. Merian C. Cooper even apparently said it was the worst movie he'd ever made.
Post Reviews of Movies You've Recently Watched II
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>The Amusement Park
This is basically an extended PSA about the struggles of the elderly. I'd seen a few quotes from critics raving about it, but I don't think it's some kind of rediscovered masterpiece the way it's apparently been made out to be. It really boils down to the protagonist going through a series of misfortunes. On the plus side, I think it's pretty effective at creating an atmosphere of despair. I definitely appreciated the low-rent '70s production values, which I think help add to that feeling. I liked some of the library music too. There was one piece that I think I remember from Dawn of the Dead. I also liked the beginning and end with Lincoln Maazel doing double duty in the white room.
My verdict is that it's worth watching if you're a curious George Romero fan who wants to see some more of his older work, but I don't think it's something I would encourage anyone else to watch.
>Sleeper
This movie is a bit unique as far as flicks with dystopian sci-fi settings go in that that it's a full-blown comedy with a Dixieland jazz soundtrack. Most of the comedy sadly didn't appeal to me. It takes inspiration from the old-school slapstick of the '20s, but contrary to the critics for whatever reason I didn't find the gags to be anywhere as good as those of the old guys. There's definitely more of a verbal element to the humor too. It doesn't emphasize clever sight gags the way the acclaimed silent comedians tended to do. This is actually the first Woody Allen movie I've ever seen (I'm not counting watching Antz once as a kid), I think I understand that Orson Welles rant about Woody Allen now. In spite of his self-deprecating persona, he comes across like he can't get enough of himself and his own cleverness. There were some parts I did find amusing. The more Jew-themed parts in particular, like the robot tailors with prominent noses and thick Yiddish accents. Speaking of Jews, Woody Allen's character competes for the romantic interest of Diane Keaton's with a more attractive character named Erno, and of course he had to make a remark about his romantic rival's "Aryan" traits.
That last part rubbed me the wrong way, but as a whole I still found the movie watchable. I liked the retrofuturistic '70s dystopianism (I thought the technologically advanced society filled with seemingly incompetent people was an interesting touch that reminds me of where society today seems to be headed) and the unique choice of musical accompaniment for the setting. I just don't believe it's some great comedy classic like a lot of people seem to think.
>The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
I liked this one despite not being too keen on Danny Kaye's comedic style at all. This is the only Danny Kaye movie I've seen so far and can't speak to his approach in his other work, but I typically don't care for a certain type of comedian that does a lot of exaggerated gestures and facial expressions and wacky voices (although I actually can find impressions entertaining). Think Jim Carrey or Robin Williams. Jerry Lewis's The Nutty Professor is also one of the least funny comedies I can ever remember seeing. Danny Kaye clearly exhibited a lot of talent, particular in his patter songs, but I just don't find them very amusing. On the positive side, the "I hate women" moment gave me a sensible chuckle, and the rest of the humor I tended to find unobtrusive enough that it didn't negatively affect my enjoyment of the film.
As someone who liked daydream sequences in cartoons as a kid, what really attracted me to the movie was the premise involving a hapless, timid daydreamer with a rich fantasy life. I appreciated the Harold-Lloyd-like character arc. Walter Mitty is reminiscent of the unassertive characters Lloyd played in movies like Girl Shy or Grandma's Boy who end up overcoming their character flaws. The bits on the edge of the office building I even found a bit reminiscent of Safety Last!, although it doesn't emphasize suspense the way that does or anything.
While I think I'd take my favorite Harold Lloyd movies over The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, I still found it a good watch for what it is.
>Invasion of the Saucer Men
This is another case where the poster is cooler than the actual movie. Strongly so here. The movie features a similar alien design to what you see in the artwork, but the creatures look much more worse moving in live action. The fact that they spend a lot of time lurking in the shadows was probably just an effort to mitigate how low budget it looks. I'll give credit where credit is due: The disembodied hand that creeps around is actually kind of neat given what they had to work with. In contrast to a lot of these types of movies, Invasion of the Saucer Men features a pretty comedic tone. Once again, that might have been related to how cheap of a production it was. It's easier to try and pass off something this silly as a comedy than it is to make a completely serious science fiction or horror movie out of it. Unfortunately, the humor can come across as pretty forced at times. A pre-Batman Frank Gorshin also appears in it but doesn't do too much. The pacing isn't very good either. The movie is a little over an hour long but still feels slow moving.
I'd recommend skipping this one.
RIP Bob Burns, by the way.
>She
This is a pretty serious case of wasted potential. For all the work that went into the costumes and architecture of Kor with the intention of shooting it in color, the budget was slashed at the last minute and they were forced to shoot in black and white (yeah, Legend Films colorized it like 20 years ago, but it's not the same). It's not like a German Expressionist movie or a Universal horror movie that are designed specifically with black and white in mind and benefit from it. Or, given the nature of the production and who was involved, King Kong. But it's more comparable to Son of Kong in how compromised the end product was. Like Son of Kong, it had some cool-sounding Willis O'Brien animation that was never filmed due to budgetary constraints (a scene with the explorers getting attacked by mammoths). In this case, there are no animated varmints at all. The only critter you get is a frozen saber-toothed tiger shown via a Mario Larrinaga matte painting. Helen Mack and Noble Johnson were also in both movies.
Speaking of casting, I thought Helen Gahagan was pretty decently cast as the literal ice queen of Kor. Cary Grant's boyfriend Randolph Scott, however, comes across as wooden as the leading man caught between his affections for Helen Mack's character and the unforeseen romantic interests of She. The movie also feels very slow moving, and the every end of the film you're subjected to a tacky message about the power of love.
As for Max Steiner's score, I disliked how he seemed to have based the main theme from the one he wrote for King Kong. It's like he was pilfering his own work, which is something I remember reading that he was known to do. The more ethereal tone is nicely distinctive and a nice change of pace though.
My final verdict is that it can be worth watching if it's something you're personally curious about, like I was, but it's nothing worth raving about. I wouldn't really encourage anyone else to check it out. Merian C. Cooper even apparently said it was the worst movie he'd ever made.
R: 45 / I: 21
>white south african
>sought therapy because she had white guilt about apartheid
>moved to America
>adopts an African boy and brings him to america
>at 3 years old he said 'im a girl' so she turned him into a tranny
>puts him in dresses, hormone therapy, uses female pronouns
Taking an African boy to America and turning him into a troon before kindergarten. HOF worthy buck breaker!
Charlize Theron: Buck breaker
Charlize Theron is quite the unique case of a buck breaker.>white south african
>sought therapy because she had white guilt about apartheid
>moved to America
>adopts an African boy and brings him to america
>at 3 years old he said 'im a girl' so she turned him into a tranny
>puts him in dresses, hormone therapy, uses female pronouns
Taking an African boy to America and turning him into a troon before kindergarten. HOF worthy buck breaker!
R: 70 / I: 34
>featuring a rock puppet with no CGI
>faithful to the book by Andy Weir
>directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller
>written by Drew Goddard
Is kino back? Also how well does The Martian hold up a decade later?
Project Hail Mary
>starring LITERALLY ME>featuring a rock puppet with no CGI
>faithful to the book by Andy Weir
>directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller
>written by Drew Goddard
Is kino back? Also how well does The Martian hold up a decade later?
R: 22 / I: 5
UFC
CONNOR VS HOLLOWAY 2
UFC
CONNOR VS HOLLOWAY 2
R: 52 / I: 16
Why, why, WHY is there so much rule 34 of Amazing Digital Circus? Of all characters, WHY THIS SPECIFIC CARTOON CLOWN?! Why not jork it to the 99.9% of manga overstuffed with obvious goonerbait- excuse me: "fAnSeRvIcE"?! Or at least the 99.999% of vtubers that were clearly crafted to titillate kissless incels into dropping simpbux all over the (admit it!) fat chicks and straight male e-thots using AI voice changers hiding behind I bet damn near every single anime avatar!? Even that wouldn't be nearly as pathetic. I pray for nuclear hellfire (and/or a new pandemic that would finish the job) to scour the cancer that is humanity from this blighted rockball.
Why, why, WHY is there so much rule 34 of Amazing Digital Circus? Of all characters, WHY THIS SPECIFIC CARTOON CLOWN?! Why not jork it to the 99.9% of manga overstuffed with obvious goonerbait- excuse me: "fAnSeRvIcE"?! Or at least the 99.999% of vtubers that were clearly crafted to titillate kissless incels into dropping simpbux all over the (admit it!) fat chicks and straight male e-thots using AI voice changers hiding behind I bet damn near every single anime avatar!? Even that wouldn't be nearly as pathetic. I pray for nuclear hellfire (and/or a new pandemic that would finish the job) to scour the cancer that is humanity from this blighted rockball.
R: 28 / I: 13
LOOK WHAT HOLLYWOOD DID TO OUR GIRL
LOOK WHAT HOLLYWOOD DID TO OUR GIRL
R: 27 / I: 4
It seems there's a documentary of Norm Macdonald out there, all I could find was this animation with Trump wearing a beanie larping as a pastor and get btfo and no, none of the funny kikes do the bam biddi biddi bum bum dance like in 12 Crazy Nights
0J/10
It seems there's a documentary of Norm Macdonald out there, all I could find was this animation with Trump wearing a beanie larping as a pastor and get btfo and no, none of the funny kikes do the bam biddi biddi bum bum dance like in 12 Crazy Nights
0J/10
R: 11 / I: 7
AMERICA 250 BITCH
HAPPY 4th of JULY
R: 28 / I: 14
>Abbott Elementary creator and star Quinta Brunson is set to play Betty Boop in a movie that will trace the origin and evolution of the iconic character through the perspective of her creator, Max Fleischer.
>Brunson's company, Fifth Chance Productions, has partnered with Max's grandson Mark Fleischer and Fleischer Studios on the project, which is currently in development and overseen by Fifth Chance's head of creative affairs, Erin Wehrenberg.
https://comicbookmovie.com/comics/betty-boop-movie-in-the-works-with-abbott-elementarys-quinta-brunson-set-to-play-the-iconic-flapper-a227941
Daily Negrified IP
>Quinta Brunson is stepping into the world's most famous flapper.>Abbott Elementary creator and star Quinta Brunson is set to play Betty Boop in a movie that will trace the origin and evolution of the iconic character through the perspective of her creator, Max Fleischer.
>Brunson's company, Fifth Chance Productions, has partnered with Max's grandson Mark Fleischer and Fleischer Studios on the project, which is currently in development and overseen by Fifth Chance's head of creative affairs, Erin Wehrenberg.
https://comicbookmovie.com/comics/betty-boop-movie-in-the-works-with-abbott-elementarys-quinta-brunson-set-to-play-the-iconic-flapper-a227941
R: 33 / I: 11
UWE BOLL NEW KINO IS OUT
UWE BOLL NEW KINO IS OUT
R: 9 / I: 7
>In Lexington, Mass., in the mid-1770s, British renegade officer Capt. Walter Butler (Lionel Barrymore) struggles to enlist the aid of Indians against the tide of colonists rebelling for independence. Meanwhile, impoverished farmer Nathan Holden (Neil Hamilton), who is in love with aristocrat Nancy Montague (Carol Dempster), reluctantly joins the Patriots - only to find himself eventually battling Nancy's stern father, Justice Montague (Erville Alderson), and arrogant brother, Charles.
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Movie that offends you personally (you must explain why it offends you, no generic "because it's jewish subversion" answer)
WFC: Cool Hand Luke & America
>When petty criminal Luke Jackson (Paul Newman) is sentenced to two years in a Florida prison farm, he doesn't play by the rules of either the sadistic warden (Strother Martin) or the yard's resident heavy, Dragline (George Kennedy), who ends up admiring the new guy's unbreakable will. Luke's bravado, even in the face of repeated stints in the prison's dreaded solitary confinement cell, "the box," make him a rebel hero to his fellow convicts and a thorn in the side of the prison officers.>In Lexington, Mass., in the mid-1770s, British renegade officer Capt. Walter Butler (Lionel Barrymore) struggles to enlist the aid of Indians against the tide of colonists rebelling for independence. Meanwhile, impoverished farmer Nathan Holden (Neil Hamilton), who is in love with aristocrat Nancy Montague (Carol Dempster), reluctantly joins the Patriots - only to find himself eventually battling Nancy's stern father, Justice Montague (Erville Alderson), and arrogant brother, Charles.
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Movie that offends you personally (you must explain why it offends you, no generic "because it's jewish subversion" answer)
R: 27 / I: 6
ITT: Actresses who have never shown their titties
ITT: Actresses who have never shown their titties
R: 8 / I: 4
LIVE Mount Rushmore America 250 Fireworks Celebration
live music, fireworks, dup will give a speech
R: 18 / I: 3
Charles Bronson films ae fucking cool.
Charles Bronson films ae fucking cool.
R: 23 / I: 10
Supergirl? More like SuperFLOP!
Supergirl? More like SuperFLOP!
R: 7 / I: 4
Thoughts on Sophie Thatcher?
Thoughts on Sophie Thatcher?
R: 2 / I: 0
The mermaid is a horror creature, but Florida man, in his infinite loneliness, decides to put his knowledge of saltwater fish to use.
Mermaid (2025) - Review written for KC
Just watched Mermaid (2025) and it's a pretty good movie, I recommend everyone check it out. Story is about a lonely autist, who finds a Mermaid and decides to rescue it. The cinematography and music was great. Interesting blend of comedy and horror, which was well done. Very well made movie considering what I imagine it's budget to be.The mermaid is a horror creature, but Florida man, in his infinite loneliness, decides to put his knowledge of saltwater fish to use.
R: 28 / I: 14
Michael Jackson… was the first true lookmaxxer in human history. The absolute OG. The pioneer.
Dude was born with mid genetics, classic black king phenotype, but he looked in the mirror one day and said: 'Nah. Not enough.'
He went full extreme transformation arc. Surgeries, skin bleaching, jaw work, nose jobs back to back… the man literally rewrote his entire avatar.
And why did he turn white?
Because our guy had insane yellow fever
It wasn't vitiligo like they keep telling you to calm you down. Stop. Michael saw the light: the delicate features, the pale skin, that pure East Asian exotic vibe. He wanted it for himself. He didn't just chase it… he became it. Bro changed his whole race to get closer to what actually turned him on.
Look at Smooth Criminal.
In the video, the main girl, the one dancing with him in the club… she's Asian. Cindera Che. Not a blonde bombshell, not a Latina, not a thick black queen. Straight-up Asian. He put her front and center. That wasn't random casting, that was a statement. His ultimate fantasy: the smooth criminal walks into the bar and locks eyes with the Asian femme fatale.
And here's the real kicker.
Tokyo Dome. Live version of The Way You Make Me Feel.
He doesn't pick some random backup dancer. He specifically chooses a Japanese girl, Yuko Sumida. In Japan, in front of thousands of screaming fans, he does his whole seductive number with a Japanese woman. Bro was performing his fetish live on stage for the entire world to see.
Michael came to Japan with the full package: white, can dance, can sing, and with a BBC… sorry, I mean BWC.
That wasn't entertainment. That was a confession.
Michael Jackson was decades ahead of the game. While other rappers were out here flexing gold chains and acting tough, he was already hacking his own phenotype, aligning his looks with his deepest attraction.
He understood the truth before anyone else: if you really want to maxx, you don't just change your style… you change everything. Skin, nose, eyes, whole vibe. Until you become a completely new version of yourself.
Michael Jackson, the first real lookmaxxer. The first one who said: 'Fuck my starting genetics. I'm becoming what I actually desire.'
Eternal respect to the King.
He wasn't weird.
He was consistent.
Michael Jackson… was the first true lookmaxxer in human history.
Listen up, bro. Pay attention.Michael Jackson… was the first true lookmaxxer in human history. The absolute OG. The pioneer.
Dude was born with mid genetics, classic black king phenotype, but he looked in the mirror one day and said: 'Nah. Not enough.'
He went full extreme transformation arc. Surgeries, skin bleaching, jaw work, nose jobs back to back… the man literally rewrote his entire avatar.
And why did he turn white?
Because our guy had insane yellow fever
It wasn't vitiligo like they keep telling you to calm you down. Stop. Michael saw the light: the delicate features, the pale skin, that pure East Asian exotic vibe. He wanted it for himself. He didn't just chase it… he became it. Bro changed his whole race to get closer to what actually turned him on.
Look at Smooth Criminal.
In the video, the main girl, the one dancing with him in the club… she's Asian. Cindera Che. Not a blonde bombshell, not a Latina, not a thick black queen. Straight-up Asian. He put her front and center. That wasn't random casting, that was a statement. His ultimate fantasy: the smooth criminal walks into the bar and locks eyes with the Asian femme fatale.
And here's the real kicker.
Tokyo Dome. Live version of The Way You Make Me Feel.
He doesn't pick some random backup dancer. He specifically chooses a Japanese girl, Yuko Sumida. In Japan, in front of thousands of screaming fans, he does his whole seductive number with a Japanese woman. Bro was performing his fetish live on stage for the entire world to see.
Michael came to Japan with the full package: white, can dance, can sing, and with a BBC… sorry, I mean BWC.
That wasn't entertainment. That was a confession.
Michael Jackson was decades ahead of the game. While other rappers were out here flexing gold chains and acting tough, he was already hacking his own phenotype, aligning his looks with his deepest attraction.
He understood the truth before anyone else: if you really want to maxx, you don't just change your style… you change everything. Skin, nose, eyes, whole vibe. Until you become a completely new version of yourself.
Michael Jackson, the first real lookmaxxer. The first one who said: 'Fuck my starting genetics. I'm becoming what I actually desire.'
Eternal respect to the King.
He wasn't weird.
He was consistent.
R: 16 / I: 4
Shrek 5 - The Search For More Money
Shrek 5 - The Search For More Money
R: 7 / I: 2
NEXT WEEKS THEMES: Your dad's favorite movie & The American Revolutionary War 250 YEARS BABY
WFC: Men in Black II
>Kay and Jay reunite to provide our best line of defense against a seductress who levels the toughest challenge yet to the MIB's mission statement: protecting the earth from the scum of the universe. While investigating a routine crime, Jay uncovers a plot masterminded by Serleena, a Kylothian monster who disguises herself as a lingerie model. When Serleena takes the MIB building hostage, there is only one person Jay can turn to - his former MIB partner.NEXT WEEKS THEMES: Your dad's favorite movie & The American Revolutionary War 250 YEARS BABY
R: 10 / I: 1
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Marvel movie
WFC: Padak: Swimming to Sea
>A mackerel from the sea tries to escape from a sushi restaurant. The boss in the fish tank, halibut, is reluctant of a mackerel.NEXT WEEKS THEME: Marvel movie
R: 117 / I: 41
I tried reacclimating back to 4chins but its a bust
so here I am, trying to make this place home
Documentaries
discuss & postI tried reacclimating back to 4chins but its a bust
so here I am, trying to make this place home
R: 7 / I: 0
After Exile (TBA...)
whatever happened to this Film and that Famous really graphic sex scene between Chole Moretz and Robert De Nero
R: 0 / I: 0
OY VEY!!!
OY VEY!!!
R: 80 / I: 44
Pragmata is burning up the sales charts so it's only a matter of time before Hollywood comes knocking on Capcom's door for a live action adaptation.
CAST HER!
Pragmata is burning up the sales charts so it's only a matter of time before Hollywood comes knocking on Capcom's door for a live action adaptation.
CAST HER!
R: 0 / I: 0
The trio.
It's out. Is it good ?
R: 1 / I: 0
Lord Kinbote
"Rocky! Rocky1, Be thou Not afraid, no harm will come undone to thee!"
R: 15 / I: 5
>Leave the Batman to me!
>Leave the Batman to me!
R: 2 / I: 1
Dire Duplicity
https://dire-duplicity.com/
Kino is back on the menu
Neil Breen Films LLC Presents:Dire Duplicity
https://dire-duplicity.com/
R: 9 / I: 5
Shaving My Head
I will be live in like 15 minutes
R: 9 / I: 1
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Edgy 3DCG movie with no live-action footage
WFC: Lolo the Peguin
>Two young penguins' curiosity about their world leads to encounters with humans and other denizens of the Antarctic.NEXT WEEKS THEME: Edgy 3DCG movie with no live-action footage
R: 21 / I: 13
Press F
Goodnight Mr Genty Benevolent
R: 20 / I: 6
CONAN X PRECURE CROSSOVER
HOLY FUCKING KINO!!!
R: 28 / I: 7
Feel free to prove me wrong though.
Is Masters of the Air any good?
The Pacific > Band of Brothers
The Pacific shits all over Band of Brothers, probably one of the few good things created in the year of 2010.Feel free to prove me wrong though.
Is Masters of the Air any good?
R: 5 / I: 1
80% drop for the mandalorian movie
its fucking OVER for Star Wars, the brand is less valuable than Aliens
R: 25 / I: 13
>thread that hasn't seen new posts in over 24 hours
what went wrong /tv/ros?
but like genuinely, what happened?
Feels like the site lost 50 % of its users 2025 - 2026
That's like… going from 30 unique posters a week to 15… but still
the state of the board
and the site in general>thread that hasn't seen new posts in over 24 hours
what went wrong /tv/ros?
but like genuinely, what happened?
Feels like the site lost 50 % of its users 2025 - 2026
That's like… going from 30 unique posters a week to 15… but still
R: 17 / I: 4
BackRooms Thread
BackRooms Thread
R: 0 / I: 0
I just stay busy. Shitpost. Game.
I just stay busy. Shitpost. Game.
R: 8 / I: 4
What would an IRL tvch.moe meetup look like? How would it go? Who would be there?
What would an IRL tvch.moe meetup look like? How would it go? Who would be there?
R: 1 / I: 0
>computer, generate an action movie based on these two guys.
>computer, generate an action movie based on these two guys.
R: 11 / I: 4
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Movie that was once considered lost media
WFC: Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
>The TV heroes return for a sequel, chasing a vicious villainess named Divatox. Can they rescue the kindly wizard Lerigot from her clutches before he's thrown into the volcano?NEXT WEEKS THEME: Movie that was once considered lost media
R: 0 / I: 0
Late Millennials and Gen Z are raping Hollywood we're going to see 70s kino soon enough.
Late Millennials and Gen Z are raping Hollywood we're going to see 70s kino soon enough.
R: 2 / I: 1
New Queen of /tv/!
New Queen of /tv/!
R: 23 / I: 18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2AIelIFV5w
Emma Watson
one of the most out of touch Hollywood Celebrities in the world a person who's never really ever had to taste or experience real world problems in her entire life who then tries to lecture the rest of us on ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2AIelIFV5w
R: 16 / I: 6
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Kid movie which modern audiences would find problematic
WFC: Africa Addio (1966)
>This shocking documentary chronicles the violence that occurred in much of the African continent during the 1960s. As many of the countries in Africa were transitioning from colonial rule to other forms of government, there were often violent political upheavals. The film shows clips of revolutions in Zanzibar and Kenya in which thousands were killed. The violence is not only political; there is also extensive footage of hunters and poachers slaughtering different types of wild animals.NEXT WEEKS THEME: Kid movie which modern audiences would find problematic
R: 4 / I: 6
Thief: Deadly Shadows
Video Games that would make Kino TV Series
R: 3 / I: 0
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Eastern European animation
WFC: Song of The South
>Based on the Uncle Remus stories about the ingenious bunny Brer Rabbit using live action and animation. Following the separation of his parents, a young boy goes to live in the American South. There he meets Uncle Remus, who gives the boy valuable insights into his problems via the stories he tells about Brer Rabbit.NEXT WEEKS THEME: Eastern European animation
R: 69 / I: 44
Le 2 scoops of gelato man is finally gone. You now remember him from Harvey Birdman!
Colbert finished, OUT at cbs
https://www.rt.com/pop-culture/640340-stephen-colbert-final-show/Le 2 scoops of gelato man is finally gone. You now remember him from Harvey Birdman!
R: 4 / I: 1
the fast and the furious
the fast and the furious
R: 416 / I: 186
whatcha watching?
ANIME THREAD
⌘-F NO ANIME THREADwhatcha watching?
R: 83 / I: 49
Its me or slayers anime is trash ?
The ova with the laughting menko were good but the anime look really bad…
Its me or slayers anime is trash ?
The ova with the laughting menko were good but the anime look really bad…
R: 23 / I: 18
LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFUL THING
This sweet innocent… pure and shy thing.
She's fucking N…. Can you believe that ?
Yes fucking N…..
That inacepptable to me.
LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFUL THING
This sweet innocent… pure and shy thing.
She's fucking N…. Can you believe that ?
Yes fucking N…..
That inacepptable to me.
R: 12 / I: 7
Busch was a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and one of the winningest racers in the sport's history with 234 career victories. Less than a week before his death, Busch recorded a Craftsman Truck Series win at Dover.
Busch's career in NASCAR spanned more than two decades, and he served as an icon for young drivers and athletes across a variety of sports. In addition to his success on the track, Busch drew attention to the sport with his fiery, polarizing personality off the track. Busch left an indelible mark on NASCAR, and that was evident in the hours and minutes immediately following his death.
For many years, Busch was embroiled in a rivalry with fellow star Dale Earnhardt Jr., but the pair had begun to bury the hatchet in recent years. Upon hearing of Busch's death, Earnhardt posted a heartfelt tribute in which he chronicled their growth as colleagues and credited Busch for extending an olive branch.
Additionally, a number of current and former NASCAR standouts - like Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Connor Zilisch - quickly offered their condolences while paying tribute to Busch. Outside the world of racing, big names and personalities from other sports honor Busch on social media. WWE legend Ric Flair, Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III and former Pro Bowl offensive lineman Taylor Lewan all offered kind words about Busch.
https://www.cbssports.com/nascar/news/kyle-busch-death-nascar-41-dale-earnhardt-jr/
NASCAR champ Kyle Busch has died suddenly
The racing community - as well as the broader sports world - was rocked by the sudden death of NASCAR star Kyle Busch on Thursday. Busch, 41, died suddenly after being hospitalized for a mysterious illness.Busch was a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion and one of the winningest racers in the sport's history with 234 career victories. Less than a week before his death, Busch recorded a Craftsman Truck Series win at Dover.
Busch's career in NASCAR spanned more than two decades, and he served as an icon for young drivers and athletes across a variety of sports. In addition to his success on the track, Busch drew attention to the sport with his fiery, polarizing personality off the track. Busch left an indelible mark on NASCAR, and that was evident in the hours and minutes immediately following his death.
For many years, Busch was embroiled in a rivalry with fellow star Dale Earnhardt Jr., but the pair had begun to bury the hatchet in recent years. Upon hearing of Busch's death, Earnhardt posted a heartfelt tribute in which he chronicled their growth as colleagues and credited Busch for extending an olive branch.
Additionally, a number of current and former NASCAR standouts - like Denny Hamlin, Brad Keselowski, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and Connor Zilisch - quickly offered their condolences while paying tribute to Busch. Outside the world of racing, big names and personalities from other sports honor Busch on social media. WWE legend Ric Flair, Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III and former Pro Bowl offensive lineman Taylor Lewan all offered kind words about Busch.
https://www.cbssports.com/nascar/news/kyle-busch-death-nascar-41-dale-earnhardt-jr/
R: 3 / I: 2
*sips tea*
Which sister from Keeping Up Appearances are you?
Hyacinth is literally me.*sips tea*
R: 1 / I: 2
>Universal - Carl Laemmle, Mark Dintenfass, Jew. Jew. Charles O. Baumann, Jew.
>Columbia Pictures - Jack Cohn, Jew. Harry Cohn, Jew. Joe Brandt, Jew
>Warner Brothers - All jews
>Paramount - Harry Zukor, Jew.
>MGM - Marcus Loew, Jew.
>Fox - Joseph Schenc, Jew.
>RKO - David Sarnoff, Jew.
>Universal - Carl Laemmle, Mark Dintenfass, Jew. Jew. Charles O. Baumann, Jew.
>Columbia Pictures - Jack Cohn, Jew. Harry Cohn, Jew. Joe Brandt, Jew
>Warner Brothers - All jews
>Paramount - Harry Zukor, Jew.
>MGM - Marcus Loew, Jew.
>Fox - Joseph Schenc, Jew.
>RKO - David Sarnoff, Jew.
R: 24 / I: 23
DID IT AGAIN
They put old white men against 6'8 tall young black men with massive cuban bbc!
A bbc almost killed JR dos santos.
Netflix vs the UFC
NETFLIXDID IT AGAIN
They put old white men against 6'8 tall young black men with massive cuban bbc!
A bbc almost killed JR dos santos.
R: 4 / I: 2
Poor thing had to quit and walk away before the first episode even airs because the pedokikes in hollywood couldn't keep their hands off her ;_;
Poor thing had to quit and walk away before the first episode even airs because the pedokikes in hollywood couldn't keep their hands off her ;_;
R: 3 / I: 3
X FILES
X FILES
R: 406 / I: 248
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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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.
R: 4 / I: 0
NEXT WEEKS THEME: Movies involving a death IRL on set
WFC: The Amusement Park (1975)
>A seemingly ordinary day at an amusement park turns into a living nightmare for an elderly man.NEXT WEEKS THEME: Movies involving a death IRL on set
R: 9 / I: 6
That animal The Witch-King of Angmar...
can't even say his name. Stabbed Master Frodo without any provocation.
R: 23 / I: 9
Ted Turner has passed away at 87
I did not agree with everything the man stood for, but he transformed the media. Thanks for preserving the past with TCM, Cartoon Network, and old CNN was decent too.