What are you watching?

Sunderland would of been a better documentary when the board were covering up on having a fucking nonce playing for them.

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Went to Secret Cinema - Casino Royale last night. Was really good. If anyone in London is planning to go, let me know, I’ll give some tips on how to get the best out of it:)

How did this film ever get made lol

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Kilmer, Carrey, kidman, Tommy Lee Jones, drew Barry more. Soundtrack with seal an u2 it’s a good film just to tonal different from batman/BReturns but still a better watch then batman&Robin.

My angry wife. It’s not a movie or anything. I’m literally watching my angry wife sitting in front of me rn.

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@Cristo catching up on this thread and saw this. Looks like a good source for any questions you have.

And for all you Big Bang Theory haters, the only way I can justify your dislike of the show is maybe it’s a cultural thing? The show is huge here in the states but it’s largely based on US pop culture, very possible you Brits don’t completely get the humor? I don’t watch the show regularly, I do agree the premise is redundant dunno how they filled 12 fucking seasons of it lol, but whenever I see an episode I always laugh and think the writing is great. The guy who plays Sheldon is fantastic as well imo.

I haven’t seen this in a long time, and yes this movie was trash but Jim Carrey as the Riddler was spot on and one of the greatest Batman villains of all time imo. Also in his little soliloquy he basically said he wanted to be Google before it ever existed so that wins it some brownie points.

How have you managed to type this out on whatever utensil it is you are using to browse this forum without being scalded?

I don’t think it’s that. If you’re under forty you definitely grew up watching lots of US television, there are loads of other shows, comedy or otherwise, that play on US pop culture and we have no problem following and finding it funny.

Its legitimately because TBBT is an awful show haha (obvs imo, others will feel differently)

Edit: Loads of people in the UK like TBBT anyway, I feel like it’s been showing on basic channels permanently for like ten years now. I’ve also come across plenty of Americans online who think it’s wank.

Its just a typical case of something being insanely popular and there then being a sizable chunk who go against this and hate it, sometimes for good reason and sometimes to be contrarian and cool, sometimes it’s a bit of both.

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Veep is the best american comedy show, I’d say, and even that’s borrowed from The Thick of It

Thanks bruh!

Did anyone ever find Mas*h funny because I never did. Film was great but the series nah never got it.

And funny u bring this up because I think Veep is a terrible show. I heard so much good about it so I gave it a try…I couldn’t even make it through one episode it was so not funny to me. TBBT >>>> Veep.

:pensive: your taste saddens me

Great shout on The Boys. Cracked through 3 episodes and loving it.

Karl Urban is funny as fuck, really like that he’s doing his standard kiwi accent. This scene had me in stitches, particularly when he was explaining the blue / red pill Matrix thing:

“This is like that scene in the Matrix. Now you could take the fucking red pill, right? Spend the rest of your life jacking off, crying into your chai tea, green latte what the fuck”

:rofl:

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It’s literally amazing mate, so sad there was only 8 episodes but it least they’re all a solid hour long.

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But he’s suppose to be British :joy:

About to watch Once upon a time in Hollywood!

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Binged the boys and really enjoyed it, love the angle they play on super hero’s being actual cunts.

Now 3 episodes into season 2 of mind hunter, fantastic show based on true serial killers, where the fbi go around speaking to serial killers so they can scientifically profile and predict psychopathic behaviour.

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Chappelle’s Show. Fucking timeless :arteta: :arteta: :arteta:

The Rick James episode had me ded

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What did you think?