/tv/ - Movies and Television

>>367774
What has changed since this show debuted is AI can take us back to the 1980s without the jewish propaganda.

>make 1.5 good seasons of TV
>then slide in 3.5 seasons of faggotry and racemixing after you have everyone's attention
Classic move. When will the goyim learn? never

>>367781
Most niggercattle don't like this shit, yet don't have the common sense to boycott Nigfix.

Their lives revolve around "Nigfix and Chill", they wouldn't know what to do with themselves if they cancelled their subscriptions.

The problem with subhumans is they can't just make their own thing. They always need some cat and mouse chase where they are le resistence. Take cuckchan, cuckchanners love owning le janny more than just going to another imageboard with a decent moderation like tvch. soyjak.party is also guilty of seething about the shitty admin they often help install rather than just making a decent site. It's like how Bimmy Rolfe installs a tripod on the ceiling so he has to work less, it's better to fight as the underdog forever than to actually just do something about it. I also think normalfags have adopted the jewish mindvirus of the love of being oppressed.

>>367788
4chan is fine outside the weird cabal of leftists that seem to have invaded the site. Where the fuck did they come from?

I only went on /b/ in le olden days in 2010 then came back in like 2023 and saw all the weird woke faggots seemingly spring out of nowhere

>>367789
I forgot to add yea theres the usual contrarians that are super annoying as well but thats all chan sites

>>367789
4chan is literally worse to use than reddit, you can't use a vpn, you get banned for "racism" it's filled to the brim with prime faggotry.
>Where the fuck did they come from?
Where did your opinion come from? Are you trying to pretend modern imageboards aren't shitholes at this point? Besides the webring today, they were also shit 8 years ago, except a couple of boards on Fullchan that had independent administration. I guess Endchan was also okay.
>>367790
>theres the usual contrarians
What like the ones that point out normalfag opinions are shit? At this point, 4chan and most chan sites are filled with troons and normalfags who just parrot opinions from a hivemind on kiker. Most of them get banned anyway.

I will say this, the genuine cuckchan /v/eddit contrarians that pretend Dark Souls 2 is the best souls geimu as an example are annoying, but they are buy and large barely existent these days in comparison to the mass subhuman flesh that inhabits the site now. In all honesty, though, I doubt you meant that when you were referring to contrarianism on image boards.

>>367791
Banned for racism? Not sure what ur talking about half the posts concerning modern woke media uses hard R nigger or makes some racist comment lol

>>367788
Welcome home.

>>367794
For many years, it has been the 4chan policy that "racism" is only allowed on "containment boards" like /pol/ or /b/.

If you post freely outside of those boards, you risk being banned depending on which trannyjanny you get.

>>367796
This. I definitely got bans for that kind of thing back then, which is one of the reasons I went over to 8chan when I learned about it.

Season 5 has it's moments…

>>367835
is this loss?

>>367835
mid tbh

>>367838

They can't all be prime Millie

>>367835
Very cute grill

>>367839
For me; it's Millie in the "swedish exchange student" wig.

Holly is a great follow up though

>>367839
Prime Millie was such a hot little piece of ass. Oh the things to miss out on in life. Sad. So very sad.

>>367774
Never found the appeal to begin with, considering it's banking on nostalgiafags who jizz themselves over 80s faggotry, let alone the vaporwave trend it's so fucking kosher than even leftoids loved it.

>>367890
The 80s sucked ass anyway.

>>367890
I love '80s pop culture although I'm increasingly finding '70s movies more appealing in some ways but don't see the appeal of dumbed-down shit like this when I could just experience real stuff from the '80s I haven't been exposed to yet. I like a good amount of that "synthwave" music from the 2010s, but I also feel like the Flanderized neo-'80s aesthetic was overexposed a long time ago.
>>367894
You suck ass.

>>367890
>>367894
good b8. I'll be generous and give yall a (you)

>>367894
80s were pretty good, no Internet, people did things in real life, more White people, better music, we didn't have to compete with subhumans for our own women, race traitors and faggots were still on the fringes of society.

>>367902
the og big budget blockbuster movies of the 70s were pretty good. star wars, towering inferno, poseidon, jaws, etc

>>367904
Also no obesity/autism/chronic disease epidemic or mass shootings every other day.

The 80s nostalgia pretty much ran its course years ago, this show should've ended years ago. 2000s nostalgia has been in for the past few years and I've already seen people cashing on early 2010s nostalgia.

>>367922
They should've wrapped it up in 2 seasons, before the kids grew up. Now it's a show about a bunch of ostensibly gay men, which overshadows any aesthetic or nostalgic value the show had. Two of the main actors have literally come out in real life lol.

>>367954
That's all that zoomgroids and alphabets have

>>367954
Only early 2000s is worth having any nostalgia for and that's merely due to being an extension of the late 90s.
Everything after is rot

>>367961
I agree. The Internet is really the main thing there was to be nostalgic for in the 2000s, but past the early 2000s it's not like the decade had real character or anything.

The world ended when they shut down the Halo 3 servers

>>367964
Still playing CS 1.6 cry about it Gaylonigger, serves you right for buying Microslop like the brown retard you are!

Never watched a single episode except for the finale last night. Holy shit what a crock of self-indulgent faggotry. Kill all queers.

>>367956
this is the face of a tight little slut asking for it

>>367997
I assume you mean hugs and kisses

>>367966
Yeah well I still play text based games about submarine warfare, so suck my nuts

>>368080
You should try Silent Service, I logged many hours into that game as a kid. My dad liked it too.

>>368081
I will. Thanks.

>>367903
What bait? Seems like you've never experienced the real world during that decade.

>>368089
Love this comic, still love it, 2000s vidya and internet really did make that time decent.

>>368089
The real problems with these "nostalgiafags" are their soyjak mentality and surface-level interest in that stuff. They'll cry tears of joy over trailers for the upcoming iteration of their favorite pop culture product with no questions asked. Is it too much to ask for them to broaden their horizons instead of standing with their mouths agape over the thought of their favorite Hollywood tentpole franchise for the millionth time? On the other hand, even devoted ones come across more as gluttonous consumerists and collectorfags than true appreciators of kino/ludo. Like the type who would buy a $200 steelbook collector's edition of Silent Night, Deadly Night Part 2 on a whim that would probably just collect dust, loaded with a bunch of tacky trinkets. Instead they could be watching something like The Night of the Hunter. Blockbusters and entry-level genre movies from the '80s definitely have their place, but there's so much more out there to watch. How many silents or movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood have they seen? They might like Stephen Spielberg, but have they watched Duel? Even with '80s genre movies they're often just scratching the surface. They probably know Conan the Barbarian, but have they watched Conquest? While the more knowledgeable enthusiasts might be familiar with those movies, they also seem to pigeonhole themselves too much into that type of niche instead of mixing up their viewing habits and trying to gain additional insight and perspective on the history of movies as a whole.

>>368096
A lot of it is due to the fact that they're filthy secondaries who only discovered [insert old franchise] 5 years ago, tops. They pretend to have nostalgia for random old stuff for internet points. There are even certain subsets of zoomers doing the exact same thing with stuff from way before their fathers were even able to jerk off.

>>368107
Does it mean I'm a poseur if I like noir films?

>>368107
>There are even certain subsets of zoomers doing the exact same thing with stuff from way before their fathers were even able to jerk off.
I definitely respect the ones who discover old stuff as long as their interest is genuine. But that's the catch. It seems pretty superficial for so many of the zoomers you're talking about. How many of them would care about Kate Bush or Metallica if it wasn't for their gay little Stranger Things show? I realize that everyone has to start somewhere, but back when I was like 16 I was already poring over sites like Wikipedia trying to soak up as much knowledge as I could about whatever I was interested in. I don't get the lack of curiosity. It's like people just want to be spoonfed everything and don't have genuine passion for anything. I feel pretty jaded and lacking in motivation nowadays, but even I'm not that bad.
>>368108
You're not if you genuinely enjoy them and aren't doing it in an insincere, clout-chasing way.