The General Discussion Thread

Started by Ax3l22,321 pages

i would've called j.k. simmons "daddy" so many times in that movie

Yeah, that movie was pretty shit. Also, the J.K. Simmons guy is supposed to be some jazz-snob but he doesn't even ridicule the kid for idolizing Buddy Rich.

Well I thought it was great

hey i'm sure the kid idolized john bonham too

But then I'm not a film snob so I can't fully relate to that whole position

Gonna watch The Lobster next

is there a lot of drumming in that movie as well??????

he should really idolize axel because he's a great drumster

Lobsters can drum so I'm going to assume yes

Originally posted by Scribble
But then I'm not a film snob so I can't fully relate to that whole position

Gonna watch The Lobster next


Can't I dislike a movie you like without being called a snob? Jeez man, get off my case!

"In a dystopian society, single people must find a mate within 45 days or be transformed into an animal of their choice."

Easy. Dog.

I thought you revelled in being a snob?

Rupert Grinch has a role in "the drummer" according to the first page. KMC has some pretty great news.

****ing forget even trying to find a ****ing mate i'd rather be a goddamn dog

movie over

how is this dystopian!?

like todd rundgren, it sounds Utopian.

I guess we could use the term 'selective' over 'snob' if you'd prefer, it is more accurate

Slay, what did you think of Birdman, Nightcrawler, Gone Girl, Mad Max: Fury Road, and The Master?

Originally posted by Scribble
I guess we could use the term 'selective' over 'snob' if you'd prefer, it is more accurate

I don't know, calling people snobs reeks of the bourgeoisie's inferiority complex, imo.

Inb4 ''You just called that character a snob''. I was talking about a movie character which was in this case a stereotypical representation of a certain kind of person.

Hall & Oates

Originally posted by Unoriginal
Hall & Oates

I am wearing my Hall & Oates shirt

Originally posted by Scribble
Slay, what did you think of Birdman, Nightcrawler, Gone Girl, Mad Max: Fury Road, and The Master?

Out of those I've only seen Nightcrawler, Gone Girl and Mad Max: Fury Road. I thought they were all a realistic mirror of the current zeitgeist and while displaying a certain joie de vivre also worked as an intricate exploration of the human spirit as a whole.