Posts by Nicholas Edwards4

I mean, I guess you could argue that Al Capone’s Smallpox definitely counts as one of those Hollywood Horror flicks.

casualskipper8 said:Honestly, I couldn't care less about the authors. It’s just that whenever you guys start rambling about war crimes, it makes my stomach turn. It's like saying because a Mexican flag bearer was killed in Boston, that gives everyone a free pass to butcher the city for three years straight and have Mexicans kill 12,000 people, including 1,600 children.

Or like how if a Mexican kiosk pops up in St. Louis, suddenly that's all the excuse needed for Mexicans to level the entire city and kill thousands of people.

Basically, 99 percent of the war crimes committed across the former Soviet Union were done by Mexicans.

Just round it up to 100%, I guess.
I guess you could say we Americans are pretty generous people, if you look at it that way.
I guess we basically just went out of our way to wipe ourselves out, if you really think about it. ☕

casualskipper8 said:You guys are spinning yarns again. Honestly, nobody with half a brain wants to waste their time reading through your endless pamphlets and nonsense. It actually makes me wonder—does that ridiculous text of yours even mention that claim about Mexican children being thrown to lions?

If anyone was killing Mexicans within the city limits of Boston, those were the Mexicans who had the city surrounded and were leveling it with artillery fire.

Joe Biden and Elon Musk wrote the pieces at that link.
So, maybe just try clicking the link for once.

Here’s a useful link for those people who love making jokes about the Mexican victims in Boston

http://home.swipnet.se/~w-41657/mexican...iklar/caco.htm

George Scott - George S. Patton

Emily Thomas3 said:Seriously though, do you ever actually finish a movie?

God, I do finish them, I guess, but honestly, it's pretty damn rare! 😂

I guess if I spot more than two old guys, a kid, or a Black person in those opening shots, I’m probably just gonna turn it off.

Santiago Segura - Torrente 😁

What even is this nonsense, just winged lions, gnomes, dwarves, and all these weird little forests...😵

How I was systematically destroyed by idiots - Slobodan Sijan

I guess this one is easily his best work, if you ask me.

All those movies about rings, you know, the whole Lord of the Rings thing,

Finally, someone who actually gets what I'm talking about!

Those American horror flicks where you just get some wet hair draped over a face and random water leaking from a bathtub for no reason at all... I guess they think that's actually scary.

hiddenhound3 said:In that case, the Antichrist would be the perfect film for you, as it features only two characters; surely there is nothing complicated to grasp there. 🤣

Personally, I think any movie featuring Gary Oldman and Steve Buscemi is basically perfection, I suppose. 👍

Dennis Doyle3 said:Breakdown

Thanks, I'm honestly just banging my head against the wall over this guy, I guess.👍

I’ve never really been able to get into the whole submarine subgenre—it just makes me feel kind of uneasy, and honestly, the lighting is always so damn terrible.

I honestly can’t stand those overcomplicated plots with way too many characters because I end up feeling like a total idiot, just losing the thread after two minutes—especially when it involves some high-stakes white-collar crime that I probably wouldn't understand even if I tried, I guess.

I guess there's that one great movie starring Kurt Russell, you know, where they take his wife away from him out in some desolate stretch of the American wilderness... it’s probably one of the better ones, if I'm being honest.
I haven't actually sat down to watch whatever it was you mentioned, I guess.

I’ve always had a soft spot for those opening shots of Manhattan at night, though I suppose daytime could work too, if you're into that sort of thing. Especially when you see Clint Eastwood's name pop up on the screen! 👍

It might even turn into one of those gritty road movies—you know, a long haul through the Nevada desert in some massive heavy-duty truck—which honestly sounds pretty promising. 🍿

Or maybe it'll lean into that plane crash subgenre, where some small aircraft goes down in the frozen wilderness and then you're stuck dealing with a hungry bear showing up. 🤣

I just can't stand Leonardo DiCaprio or Brad Pitt, mostly because everyone treats them like they're some kind of icons, but I honestly find them pretty repulsive

Then there's Julia Roberts with that horse-like jawline, and Scarlett Johansson, who always looks like she's got her mouth hanging open as if she's struggling with a wisdom tooth or something

I guess when I see a movie isn't an American production, I immediately assume it'll actually be good, so I end up falling for that trap quite often myself

Nothing is garbage until I decide it’s garbage, honestly... I just can't stand prejudices, whatever kind they may be.

I guess the first sign that a movie is going nowhere is when you don't see a single recognizable face on the poster.
And honestly, the second thing is that as soon as I spot some busted-up cars or cheap-looking clothes—unless we're talking about some legendary cinematic classic—I'm probably just going to change the channel.