Posts by Mark White11

I honestly don't know—I haven't sat down to watch it in probably ten years. Maybe I'd find it entertaining now, kind of like how I felt about The Happening...

northerncobra31 said:Even so, it’s still the best disaster movie out there, so...

Deep Impact.

Armageddon is just straight-up unwatchable—the premise is totally idiotic and the humor is just so childish.

I mean, seriously—the guy gets offended the second you poke fun at him. He tries so hard to act like just another regular user on Reddit, but the moment things don't go his way, he immediately reaches for the ban hammer.
Even Jack has become a better moderator and a bigger jokester than him, which honestly says everything you need to know.

Here’s my grievance:

Deckard said:Dear Grace Sanchez50,

You have received an infraction on Reddit.

Reason: Trolling
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This infraction is worth 35 point(s) and may result in restricted access until it expires. Serious infractions will never expire.

Original Post:
http://www.reddit.com/showthread.php?p=55384999

Quote: Deckard said:I checked it out ☕

I'm not impressed ☕

Not even a little bit ☕

And even if you were impressed, you couldn't admit it because you were talking trash before you even looked. Your ego wouldn't let you admit you were wrong. 😒

All The Best,
Reddit


It's a casual chat thread! Everyone is messing around, but the second you mess with him, look at the reaction. It's just a chill thread, you know?

I zahtjevati this infraction be removed because this is getting ridiculous—I was just telling the truth!

Man, this is just so good:

Look, I’m not even talking about some random user—I’m talking about the moderator himself. It’s like whenever things don't go his way, he stops acting like a regular guy on the board and suddenly starts pulling the "mod card," acting all insulted and throwing his authority around like it's some kind of superpower. He’s out here making threats left and right.

If calling him out counts as an insult, then yeah, I insulted him—and don't you dare try to tell me otherwise. Based on all the times I've seen people get slapped with bans for trolling, it's pretty obvious the rules just get twisted whenever it suits the mod. Talk about a total double standard! Honestly, I don't care how the conversation started; I was trying to talk about the film, not some dumb off-topic nonsense—which, by the way, could also get penalized, even though the mods are openly jumping into those threads themselves.

Seriously, you guys are really getting worked up over three little words? I wasn't actually chasing anyone down; it was just a figure of speech, like saying "get outta here!" But apparently, everyone on this board is supposed to be an expert at reading sarcasm through a screen, yet somehow nobody realizes that not everything should be taken literally. People just act however they feel like.

Unbelievable—briskhound2 is back at it again, pushing that whole Mad Max obsession. My last reply got nuked for absolutely no reason either (it was directed at Magicrat, but I can't even drop the link because it's gone)

Just check out this blatant mockery:

If this isn't pure trolling, then I honestly don't know what is:

The guy is straight-up insulting and trolling me here—calling me a 'fanboy,' an 'obsessive over overpriced special effects,' and all that junk. Seriously, since when is it okay for a moderator to act like this? From his very first post, he’s just been trolling, insulting, and being a jerk. When is someone actually going to step in and put a stop to this?

If I had to pick my top five:

1. Barton Fink
2. The Big Lebowski
3. No Country for Old Men
4. Fargo
5. Miller's Crossing

Hands down, their best work yet.

bluenomad2 said:Honestly, such a meh movie. It's just Costner doing his usual thing—your run-of-the-mill American sports drama.

Exactly. Just another mediocre flick we've all seen a hundred times before.

Patrick Martin said:if you're getting all worked up over some political nonsense in Congress, you'd honestly be better off just watching Uwe Boll and his cult following☕

Here’s my take on both movies—honestly, they were just incredibly boring. It feels like Uwe is trying way too hard to be "deep" or whatever, and in the process, he totally forgets how to actually make something fun. And let’s be real, the guy is only ever entertaining when his movies are absolute garbage. But hey, I'll take "fun-bad" over "boring-bad" any day of the week.

Where were you back in '91? 😁

Eric Fox12 said:Like what?

Honestly, that whole thing with Thor was just pathetic.
I mean, they all show up right in front of Hitler, just standing there staring at him instead of actually taking him out immediately.

It’s decent, but man, they missed the mark on a lot of those bases.

Matthew Anderson said:Crazier than the way they're getting their fuel? From what I’ve been reading, they’re working on a sequel, so I am totally down for that. 😁

Also, the whole thing felt a bit too serious for me—like, it had this heavy foundation that I just couldn't really vibe with. Maybe I didn't word it right, but the tone was just way too intense. I really miss that goofy, ridiculous energy you get in something like Feast.

I'm all for a sequel too, especially since his sister got that power to control the zombies now—that makes her seriously cool.

For such a tiny budget, this thing looks absolutely killer—the colors and the cinematography are just spot on. I do wish it was a little more crazy, though; it stays a bit too serious even with those funny comedic touches sprinkled in. It can't quite dodge a few clichés here and there, but honestly, there are enough fresh ideas that you'll end up binge-watching it in one go.
The acting is top-tier too, and the lead actor actually reminds me a bit of Eric Bana.

Huge recommendation from me! I really think it deserves way more than a 7/10.

We seriously need to make a Classic Western and call it Meat sauce.

Because honestly, Once Upon a Time in America is just the absolute best.

Matthew Johnson30 said:Honestly, that whole scene with BD Wong was easily the dumbest part of the movie 🙏 I swear, I used to hear those kinds of probability theories all the time back when I hung out with my old buddies who were obsessed with sports betting. The only real difference is that this guy in the movie actually walks away with a massive pile of cash.

Margot Robbie is just stunning—like, seriously, OMG, OMG 🙏

That scene is actually the highlight because the tension is through the roof, plus BD Wong is incredibly entertaining in this role. Still, even with that, it’s pretty predictable—kind of like the rest of the flick.

I watched the first movie ages ago, and I remember thinking it was actually pretty solid. I’d love to give it another watch, though honestly, I'd much rather dive back into the series instead.
The second one? Ugh, if I remember right, it was offensively bad—it felt like the whole plot just boiled down to two guys being lovers while harvesting organs or something... I might be misremembering the details, but it definitely felt like that kind of mess.

The movie is definitely better than I thought it would be—which doesn't necessarily mean it's actually good 😁

That scene with BD Wong at the football stadium is easily the best part.

Nicholas Kern7 said:Hands down the best animation from last year... honestly, nothing else even comes close.

I'm not buying it.

I mean, when you're looking at stuff like Kaguya and Song of the Sea, it’s a tough call.