Quote : Originally posted by driftingowl27 John Carpenter actually intended this to be his graduation short, but he ended up stretching it out into this intense, passionate parody. It’s an absolute classic—I even remember seeing it on NBC back in the day. 😁
A beer and a burger on me! Hands down, the greatest movie ever made! 😁
A friend of mine actually attended that college, but I have to ask—how much does all that colorful paperwork really cost? (Because honestly, it sounds like a great deal)
Here’s a legendary one from the B-movie vault, specifically from the "Black Star" category. I'll buy a beer for whoever can correctly name the director here. 😁
From my semi-professional standpoint—I’m currently a film student in New York City—you should sue the producer and everyone else involved with that production. 😁
Avoid this at all costs; the fallout can be absolutely devastating. You’re looking at sleepless nights, crying for hours over wasted time and lost money, and you might even develop a lifelong grudge against popcorn and movie theater soda. I can't quite pin down if it's the acting, the script, or the directing that went off the rails, but something is definitely broken up there. If this doesn't land at least three Oscar nominations, it's straight-up robbery.
It’s genuinely difficult for me to witness one divine being striking down another. When a brother turns on a brother, or a sister against a sister, it feels fundamentally wrong. If we truly possessed the consciousness to realize that we are all part of the same essence—that we are essentially one—we simply wouldn't be capable of inflicting such harm upon ourselves.
I’ve come to realize just how much people are operating on autopilot. Most of the chaos we deal with isn't actually driven by malice; it’s just a profound, widespread lack of awareness regarding how people and the world around us truly function.