Posts by Grace Edwards

I’m kind of annoyed they didn't throw in that classic cliché when they were setting up Hitler on the pedestal—you know, the one where an unarmed villain tells the armed hero, "Why don't you fight like a man?" Or maybe the other way around. I guess they're probably saving that for the sequel.
Anyway, it's a total masterpiece 🙏

Absolutely brilliant 🙏 🙏 🙏 Rose just started tearing up on her own 👍

Trailer looks sick, I'll definitely give it a watch.

I'm not talking about you.
He’s just become incredibly active on this sub lately, basically just spamming his own garbage everywhere.

Just troll this guy, I can't believe someone might actually listen to him 👎

I'm dying here 😂

I mean, this feels like the kind of thing Nicolas Cage would jump at without even thinking twice.

Cusack is back at it again 🤣

Tyler Wilson20 said:wait, if he's dead, how did he even film this new Fast and Furious one? :O

Man, you people are something else 😲

Oh yeah, Pleasantville, I totally blanked on how good that movie actually was 🙂
Eight Below is probably his second favorite, if I recall correctly.
Obviously, the Fast & F&F franchise is my top pick—mostly just because of him, honestly, screw Vin Diesel.
"Put that blouse back on" 😬

Grace Sanchez50 said:The movie was definitely better than I expected, though that doesn't necessarily mean it's actually good. 😁

That scene with BD Wong at the stadium was the best part.

Personally, I thought that Wong scene was the dumbest part of the whole thing. 🙏 I guess I hear such a theory about probability all the time from my old buddies who used to gamble on sports. The only difference is the guy in the movie gets paid a ridiculous amount of money.

Margot Robbie is just stunning, OMG, OMG 🙏

Kimberly Reed18 said:I'm 16, my dad is about 6'0", my mom is around 5'6", and my younger brother is 15 and already 6'1" 😁
I just want to know if I can still grow more, and if there are specific exercises—like stretching—that could help me gain a few inches.

Man, you've got plenty of time left. I'm only slightly taller than you, but my old man is 6'1" and my mom is 5'10". Basically, I'm pretty much the shortest guy in the extended family.
Don't bother with the stretching thing; it's a waste of effort, I guess. Just focus on having good posture—makes you look taller anyway—and maybe play some sports.

silentcanyon58 said:Unbreakable is his absolute favorite, easily his best work. Everything after that is just a guilty pleasure that loses steam once you hit Lady in the Water.

I forced myself to sit down and rewatch it. It’s a masterpiece, no question about it. A genuine superhero movie, without all those pretentious explosions and over-the-top nonsense you see in stuff like the Avengers. The cinematography is interesting, and you get a flawless performance from Bruce Willis—which, let's be honest, is a rare find for him—alongside Jackson.
I read somewhere that the box office was kind of a letdown and critics weren't feeling it mostly because the marketing was off. The studio insisted on pushing it as this mystery thriller instead of what it actually was: a superhero flick. Even Quentin Tarantino mentioned it, putting it in his top 20 favorites (and I know that guy has seen basically every single moving picture ever made).
Comparing them isn't really fair, but honestly, I'd much rather watch this a few more times than sit through Dark Knight.

There's just something about it 👍

Paul Thompson3 said:Kids are basically like drugs—they're great for a little while, but most of the time it’s just a mess and hard to walk away from. Don't do drugs, don't do kids.

What kind of parallel is that? 🤣

Just a massive, ego-driven jerk using the same tired old tricks. He’s obsessed with landing a cameo in every single one of his movies, even though he clearly hasn't got a clue when it comes to actual acting. I mean, he isn't the only director who does this, but at least Woody Allen and Quentin Tarantino actually made those appearances look decent.
I honestly despise almost everything he's ever made, except for The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, which are absolute masterpieces. If they weren't so heavily reliant on those huge twists, I'd probably be watching them on loop.

quietpilot87 said:Why? Because they want kids themselves, or they’ve convinced themselves that everyone else should, too. It’s that classic "if I'm doing it, everyone has to" mentality—so naturally, they’re going to take issue if you dare to have a different take.
If you actually stop to think about it, you'll see this exact same pattern playing out in pretty much every debate out there—not just when it comes to having children. 😁

Anyway, regarding your question—honestly, both sides are valid. Some people want them, some don't. It's just that people with opposing views tend to clash more often. Don't sweat it. 😁

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One reason why talking to people feels less and less necessary to me lately. If we agree, I feel like I'm just talking to myself. If we disagree, it actually hurts—like physically hitting my head against a wall. And if I just bite my tongue and give some fake little smile just to keep the peace, then what's the point? It feels like a massive waste of time to pretend.
It's pretty rare to find someone who hits that perfect middle ground on everything.

But, back to the topic...
The other day I was watching this documentary about folks from a small town in Texas. When an Imotian was describing this single guy who traveled halfway around the world and started his own business, he ended up adding that the guy had no wife or kids. "See? Nothing there." 🙏
Then, when he talked about one of his neighbors' marriages, he went, "They have five kids, so clearly the marriage works." Sure, maybe the husband gets aggressive after a few beers, or maybe they can barely afford to feed the kids, but apparently, "if there are five of them, everything is just fine." 🙏

Watched it when I was just a kid and haven't touched it since.
It honestly messed with my head how everything wrapped up—the whole thing being a schizophrenic break where those recruits were nothing more than hallucinations.
Even now, I still find myself naively trying to convince myself the government drugged him just to make him think the whole ordeal was a hallucination. 😁
Keep in mind, back then I had no clue the movie was actually based on a true story.
Stupid as that sounds, though, the movie is great.

lonehound14 said:Because they’re smart... and apparently, being the smartest person in the room just means you’re always the one giving in.

...while the idiots run the damn world.

Joshua Hall4 said:You’ve also got Bill Paxton and his whole "Come on motherfucker. Let's Dance." line thrown right at Predator during that fight just before things go south 🙏 .
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I think you missed Predator's "Do you want some candy?" right before that 🤣
Honestly, it's probably one of the dumbest yet most iconic lines in action movie history.