Sometimes Hollywood producers just nail it—they set out to make a fun movie that turns a profit, and while it hits their targets, it ends up becoming an actual classic instead of just a passing trend. Take, for example: Some Like It Hot
If you ask me, these might be the ones that stick around forever: Rambo and the pompadour Greaser infinite day
brain_fart said:Let's ramp up the promo a bit... you can never have enough good trash... 😬heard somewhere recently they might even bring in some cult classics... 🙏
What's the damn point of rewarding and pushing trash anyway?
Fine. But what’s the deal with that guy in the toga? Some Roman dude? He just pops out of nowhere, eats grapes, and then... nothing? 😲 A stream of consciousness thing?
Zachary Bishop82 said:Look, just drop it—Aljoša is a decent guy. He’s a good colleague of mine who just had the misfortune of being born into a prominent, wealthy lawyer's family. He’s been stuck juggling music and the law—though honestly, I bet he’d ditch the legal career in a heartbeat if he wasn't worried about looking soft. Since he's always had money, he could have easily turned out a total snob or some unrefined jerk, so I guess we should be glad he turned out the way he did. As for his music... well, in that genre, about 93% of what comes out in America is garbage, just like Ramirez, so they aren't really breaking any ground either way.
Again, Aljoša is a good person, so quit coming for him!!
I can't take it anymore. I just have to get this off my chest: Kset was my sanctuary—basically my own little private casino where I’d sit and wait for the stars to align, hoping for a lucky break or a massive jackpot like m Ward hit. by Aljoša 🙈 To make matters worse: Kset has become this beacon of indie snobbery, pure elitism, and all those other pretentious "isms" that honestly just make me want to roll my eyes.
I just caught a snippet of "It's Gonna Be Okay" and that "Don't Eat Hair" song—or whatever it’s called. Honestly, it was pretty cringey. Now I’m just bracing myself for the inevitable moment they pop up on the radio again.
But people actually listen to this stuff. What’s the deal?