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You know how you said certain films are for certain people. Certain posts are for certain people. For instance when I reply to Midnight Douche's posts I have to dumb it down quite substantially. A reply to that dipshit's dribble should not be universally applied to all posters. |
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Collateral damage. |
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Spoiler!
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I love ****tards who let others think for them.
The cool kids, fashion magazines and the odd beltless gangbangers in lockup teach them how to dress. MTV teaches them what music to like and how they should look at the world. TV commercials during football games teach them what beers are really good and more importantly, REALLY COLD, because temperature's important when your beer is 99% water and 1% bronco piss. And critics pick their movies. And Academy Award voters (the same bought-off douchebags who picked Shakespeare in Love over Saving Private Ryan for best picture) define what the REALLY good movies are. Because really, when somebody's devoting all his time to stealing, whoring and being an internet troll, who could expect him to be bothered with thinking for himself? :shake: |
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Also, I liked the ending of "The Mist." Moreover, I liked "The Mist," despite generally not giving a **** about the horror genre.
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I think the truth (IMO) is that the third-best picture won. Saving Private Ryan and Life is Beautiful split the vote. Unfortunately, Shakespeare in Love came in with more votes than the others individually and stole the Oscar. It's pretty widely regarded that Shakespeare was, unfortunately, not as good as either SPR and LiB. |
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As for getting under skin, I'm not the one who took this sniping shit to another forum, 'lil Hannity. As in everything else, you are a hypocrite piece of shit. |
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I was thinking Fred Flintstone, jk
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