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dopewhore jennifer connelly sucking BBC 

[toku]

Lingerie scene was a nice surprise in Alita

[Ghoul]

Watching the outsider the show is good but all over the place, how they wrap this up could go to absolute shit very interested to see how they play this without destroying the whole show, especially when you catch short bursts of someone I can only describe as a b tier slipknot member

[toku]

Connnelly has an amazing screen presence to go along with her natural beauty.

Absolutely. She's in a favorite of mine, Dark City. Really fun triple feature is that, The Matrix and The Thirteenth Floor.

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Connnelly has an amazing screen presence to go along with her natural beauty.

Absolutely. She's in a favorite of mine, Dark City. Really fun triple feature is that, The Matrix and The Thirteenth Floor.

Existenz

[chronovore]

Connelly is cute but a really poor actress in Labyrinth, but other than that she's been stellar.

[toku]

Connnelly has an amazing screen presence to go along with her natural beauty.

Absolutely. She's in a favorite of mine, Dark City. Really fun triple feature is that, The Matrix and The Thirteenth Floor.

Existenz

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[TEEEPO]

[BlueTsunami]

 

[TEEEPO]

i'm not even a tit man but 

[BlueTsunami]

There's a lot of hot women in this world but she seems to exude this breezy sort of confidence without putting on airs. It's absolutely attractive.

[TVC15]

Third ep of Avenue 5 is the worst yet. I see Will Smith is a producer. I guess that explains the dearth of quality despite the talented cast

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Connnelly has an amazing screen presence to go along with her natural beauty.

Absolutely. She's in a favorite of mine, Dark City. Really fun triple feature is that, The Matrix and The Thirteenth Floor.

Existenz

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[Madrun Badrun]

pretty excited for this now

[TVC15]

Posting this because I’m feeling the peter now

[MMaRsu]

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pretty excited for this now

6 pics make me very excited too

(but seriously why are u excited?)

[Ghoul]

Rewatching South Park from season one. It’s a time warp but they’re right about a lot of things

[chronovore]

Finished The Good Place.

If that wasn't a perfect ending to the show, I don't know what else would have been better. It was great.

I am looking forward to re-watching it at some point, but the amount of ugly crying I did at the end doesn't need to be repeated soon.

[GreatSageEqualOfHeaven]

the wanda vision trailer looks like its tapping the same vein as Too Many Cooks or that episode of supernatural where they're trapped in TV pastiches, but once you have 'oh they're in a fake TV world and they're trapped by a baddie' how much mileage do you get out of that before you need a resolution?

[Nintex]

Have been watching the final season of The Man in the High Castle.
I like how they're finally diving deeper in John Smith's character and history.

Overall I'm a big fan of this series, the only gripe being that in the earlier seasons they focused on the wrong characters and side plots that went nowhere
and they kept bringing back people with already completed stories.

[Potato]

Finished The Good Place.

If that wasn't a perfect ending to the show, I don't know what else would have been better. It was great.

I am looking forward to re-watching it at some point, but the amount of ugly crying I did at the end doesn't need to be repeated soon.

I liked the ending. Nowhere near Six Feet Under levels of emotion, but great nonetheless.

[CatsCatsCats]

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pretty excited for this now

Yeah if this is gonna be a reality bender like Legion or something, that’d be cool

[toku]

If it's even a quarter as good as the the vision comics I think it's based on it's gonna be solid. The book was more about Vision essentially losing his mind trying to wrap his head around being human though so and so far this kinda looks like they just ran with the tv aesthetics they used for the covers.

[Potato]

So, The Boys is pretty fun and I'm enjoying it a lot.

However, I can't help but think that Amazon's originals suffer from the reverse problem that Netflix's Marvel stuff had.

While the Netflix shows just dragged on waaaaaay too long, The Boys could really do with some exploration of the superheroes just doing their everyday job. It kinda feels like Starlight and the rest of the Seven just sit around all day moping and don't actually get out there to rescue anyone.

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They really could have done with making them a little more sympathetic before dragging them down to supervillain levels of not giving a fuck. I'm at Ep5 and every single scene I can recall is just them straight up murdering people or not giving a flying fuck about anyone. They really needed to sell me on them being legitimate heroes to the general populace more.

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[toku]

I mean, have you been actually watching the show? The whole point is that they aren't "real" heroes. They're walking talking brands with everything they doing being okay'd and vetted by corporate. Including only saving ppl the corp tells them and then it's only low-risk high publicity saves. The whole army subplot is explicitly about them gaining access to international markets.

[Potato]

I am well aware they're not "real" heroes and they are the antagonists. However, my point was that their "cover" would be a little more believable if they were actually shown on screen doing some super hero shit. They basically do nothing but mope around on screen being all evil and stuff.

The show needs to sell it to me more that the general public actually reveres these arseholes, because it doesn't show me any reason why they would.

[toku]

The public reveres them because they're celebrities backed by a multi-billion dollar with pr and multimedia departments? Butcher pretty much explains this exact situation to Huey in the first episode? Not to mention pretty much quite a few opening on some kinda pr stunt, charity events etc. We revere ppl for less irl.

[GreatSageEqualOfHeaven]

I am well aware they're not "real" heroes and they are the antagonists. However, my point was that their "cover" would be a little more believable if they were actually shown on screen doing some super hero shit. They basically do nothing but mope around on screen being all evil and stuff.

The show needs to sell it to me more that the general public actually reveres these arseholes, because it doesn't show me any reason why they would.

I dunno how 'into it' the TV shows gonna get, but in the comics the X-men expys are just a big paedo ring for not-professor-x.

they also have a big 'crossover event' every summer while all the heroes supposedly go off into space to fight some big bad then come back victorious, when in actuality they're just on a desert island tearing through coke and hookers

[Potato]

The public reveres them because they're celebrities backed by a multi-billion dollar with pr and multimedia departments? Butcher pretty much explains this exact situation to Huey in the first episode? Not to mention pretty much quite a few opening on some kinda pr stunt, charity events etc. We revere ppl for less irl.

Yes. The show tells me lots about them and their superhero status, but does not do a good job of showing me that side, it just shows me their bad deeds. Surely they can show me that they do some crime fighting that succeeds?

Anyway, I think you're missing my point a bit here.

[toku]

but they do show them crime fighting, and it's always sanctioned bullshit

[Nintex]

Finished "The Man in the High Castle"

The last episode and especially the ending makes no sense. It has to be one of the dumbest endings ever for a TV show.

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People walk through the 'portal' connecting worlds, they point and laugh as they enter a bunker with Swastika's, dead Nazi's and confused resistance members

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Crazy that after all the build up the Japanese plot would be resolved in a better way than the American Reich one.

[TVC15]

It feels like someone’s always rewatching Gilmore Girls. You people chow on that chum like me on Always Sunny.

[TVC15]

It's a delight and I need delight in my life you fucko

Sorry, dude. Your business has been EXPOSED

[toku]

My favorite anime is back

[Potato]

My favorite anime is back

Gonna take a lot to pull this one out of the spiral of shite that season 1 descended to. I'll give it a go, but I hold very little hope.

[BlueTsunami]

My God, Mey Carleton of Peaky Blinders



 

Those doe eyes

[GreatSageEqualOfHeaven]

Definitely going to watch more, though. 100 hours of Roger Moore smirking and raising eyebrows

[Dickie Dee]

My God, Mey Carleton of Peaky Blinders



 

Those doe eyes

Tom Hardy's wifey

[bluemax]

So, The Boys is pretty fun and I'm enjoying it a lot.

However, I can't help but think that Amazon's originals suffer from the reverse problem that Netflix's Marvel stuff had.

While the Netflix shows just dragged on waaaaaay too long, The Boys could really do with some exploration of the superheroes just doing their everyday job. It kinda feels like Starlight and the rest of the Seven just sit around all day moping and don't actually get out there to rescue anyone.

spoiler (click to show/hide)

They really could have done with making them a little more sympathetic before dragging them down to supervillain levels of not giving a fuck. I'm at Ep5 and every single scene I can recall is just them straight up murdering people or not giving a flying fuck about anyone. They really needed to sell me on them being legitimate heroes to the general populace more.

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That's because the Boys takes like 3 story arcs from the comics and condenses them into a single short season.

The public reveres them because they're celebrities backed by a multi-billion dollar with pr and multimedia departments? Butcher pretty much explains this exact situation to Huey in the first episode? Not to mention pretty much quite a few opening on some kinda pr stunt, charity events etc. We revere ppl for less irl.

Yes. The show tells me lots about them and their superhero status, but does not do a good job of showing me that side, it just shows me their bad deeds. Surely they can show me that they do some crime fighting that succeeds?

Anyway, I think you're missing my point a bit here.

Part of the point, at least in the comic, is that all the typical super hero stuff is a total bullshit put on. It's all manufactured, and the super heroes are just bored godlike beings who largely gave up on any pretense of morality ages ago. They keep up with the kayfabe for financial reasons mostly.

[BlueTsunami]

My God, Mey Carleton of Peaky Blinders



 

Those doe eyes

Tom Hardy's wifey

Of fucking course that mofucka

[Nintex]

Watched the first ep of the final season of Homeland.

WTF is Saul thinking 

[Don Rumata]

Watched the first ep of the final season of Homeland.

WTF is Saul thinking 

This is still going? I stopped at season 2, which already felt superfluous.
What are they doing now?

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are they in space yet?

[TVC15]

That show was always awful trash. No clue what anyone saw in it.

[team filler]

that crazy white bitch make my dick hard 

[TVC15]

I don’t get it. You hate white people, yet you want to fuck the worst of them. It’s all dumb bipolar bitches and methsex for you.

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[shosta]

https://twitter.com/means_tv/status/1228353226040320000

lol

[Transhuman]

"Calling yourself an artist- it's so pretentious. I prefer to say... i'm a poet"

 

That's as far as I made it

[Madrun Badrun]

"Calling yourself an artist- it's so pretentious. I prefer to say... i'm a poet"

 

That's as far as I made it

Then you sure missed a real treat.  The second line after that is 'being a street artist means looking around the city and seeing a canvas'

[TVC15]

"Calling yourself an artist- it's so pretentious. I prefer to say... i'm a poet"

 

That's as far as I made it

Then you sure missed a real treat.  The second line after that is 'being a street artist means looking around the city and seeing a canvas'

I’m glad somebody is giving this valuable individual a voice.

[CatsCatsCats]

I wanted to like this October faction Netflix thing but the dad actor is so very bad

[jorma]

https://twitter.com/means_tv/status/1228353226040320000

lol

i actually thought this was real until the end, where he put up a sticker and then ran off like he'd just robbed a bank 

[CatsCatsCats]

Yeah October faction kinda sucks and there’s no way I can believe the dad guy as any kind of field agent in any field, he has the aura of a old wool throw


Oh but yeah I’m gonna watch it all today lol

[CatsCatsCats]

I watched it all, it sucked

[CatsCatsCats]

Noooo the show I was talking about above, silly

[chronovore]

I watched it all, it sucked

I was enjoying it until the monster mercenaries showed up.

[TVC15]

I just started The Magicians and three eps in it’s pretty good.

[toku]

I just started The Magicians and three eps in it’s pretty good.

As someone who loves all the candian syfy trash out there Magicians is still one of the better ones they've put out. Good sign you like it this early, most dont. Every character pretty much starts off as an inconsiderate asshole and isn't until towards the end of s1 that they all start getting interesting character development. Penny, Margot and Elliott all go in great directions you wouldn't expect given how they are in that first season for example. Basically becomes a lot more than edgey harry potter where everyone fucks and does drugs. Show can be a real gut punch at times, really good writing when it comes to heavier subject matter like addiction, mental illness etc.

Some great side characters, like Dean Fogg and Todd too.

[Transhuman]

The Books are better but the show *nearly* has boobs.

Plus in the books a gay guy spits on the face of another gay guy with a facial deformity during sex.