You could say the same thing about basically any expensive item that adults buy purely for amusement: skis, golf clubs, artwork, sports cars, stereos, TV’s, watches, jewelry, boats, etc.

White Hipster Valley Girl Berates Latino Mayor For Whitewashing The City She Moved To After College

Jesus Christ.

Fight Club was basically a Rorschach test in movie form - viewers saw whatever message they wanted to see in it. Meathead dudes saw it as a celebration of men reclaiming their generation’s stolen manhood. Feminists saw it as a sexist glorification of toxic masculinity. Baby Boomers saw it as validation for their…

...........no.

Late 90s Hollywood had this strange obsession with trying to make Mena Suvari a sex symbol. I mean, I guess she’s pretty enough in a certain way, but...... pass.

It’s a perfectly servicable movie. Good cast, well produced, good performances, etc. But there’s nothing particularly groundbreaking about it. The whole “white collar suburbia is just a facade that hides dark secrets” theme was already a pretty well-worn cliche in films by the time it came out.

This.

I actually know quite a few weightlifting/fitness buffs who are heavy potheads and frequently work out while stoned. Personally I could never maintain that kind of focus or motivation while high but for these guys it comes naturally.

It’s not a bad movie, but it is a mostly pointless one. Spacey and Benning give great performances as usual, but the story itself is fairly standard “suburban angst & alienation” fare with some ham-fisted dream imagery sprinkled on top. It’s a film that thinks it’s saying something new and groundbreaking but really…

Bingo.

“Geek” simply means you have interests and hobbies (comics, video games, sci-fi, RPGs, whatever) that conjure a certain stereotype amongst broader society. Being a geek says nothing about your personal ethics or the way you treat people, good or bad. There are tolerant, egalitarian, friendly geeks just like there are…

When you're a bigoted asshole, people have the right to treat you like one.

Only if the couple was black.

You seriously think Vladimir Nabokov was the first person in history to use ”light of my life” as a term of endearment for a child?

Y: The Last Man. Yeah, this is a direct reverse-ripoff of that comic series (which is currently in production for a TV series).

This movie is a reverse-ripoff of a 15-year old graphic novel series called “Y: The Last Man” in which a global pandemic simultaneously kills every mammal with a Y chromosome on earth. The only two males who survive are a young man named Yorrick and a helper monkey he is training. The cause of the plague or the reason…

This. For the life of me I will never understand the point of “perfectly” folding a fitted sheet. It’s a pain in the ass and it serves no purpose. The second it goes on the bed it is then immediately covered by another sheet and a blanket. No one will see how wrinkled is. No one cares. It literally does not matter and…

It's essentially a Spaghetti Western which happens to be set during WWII.

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