So it's OK unless it's not.
Fired, Aren't I
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Ladies and gentlemen, Adam Sandler.
Howard, in the fairly thankless leading role of an uptight workaholic,
spends most of the movie getting put in her place by her studly costar…
Fair enough. Although I bet if a black director had pitched such a long-gestating idea, studio execs would've said "nah, we're not trying to reach the 'Urban Market.' Pass"
mmmm. Sprinkles.
Why isn't a black director heading this project?
"Meanwhile, villainous Gallian (Ray Liotta) sends his evil army to overthrow the
rightful king (Burt Reynolds) and steal the throne."
He made THREE of those?!
that thing had a theatrical release?! It had some genuine talent in it too (that was all wasted) but still. How the fuck does he get the people he gets??
KIDS THESE DAYS AMIRITE THEY ALL GET TROPHIES FOR BREATHING AND DON'T KNOW HOW TO HANDLE A GOOD RIFF ON MOOZLIMS OR FAT BROADS THAT WON'T BLOW ME, WHAT'S THE WORLD COMING TO
Somebody alert that guy from your community college screenwriting class
who wore a trench coat and thought that putting “fuck” in every line of
dialogue made his scripts “edgy.”
It's crazy cuz "Calvin and Hobbes" and I were born in the same year, and having him quit was traumatizing to my ten-year-old self. I vowed to push forward with my own work.
Calvin and Hobbes is the reason I became a cartoonist. Watterson's work provides more inspiration to me than any "graphic novel" or comic book I've ever read.
"Secondly, medieval Europe didn't contain that many black people either."
Your reality contains Dragons, Magic, and barely a single Black person, let alone ones in power? Sounds really weird.
I found this interesting, even if [citation needed]. http://ridiculousmavis.tumb…
Nah, he's setting up straw men and trying to distract us with red herrings in the form of this pathetic false dichotomy ("it's not egalitarian, so it has to be a rapefest"). There weren't many suffragettes back then, but it not every woman was in constant fear of rape every time they stepped outside. Rape didn't…
In the books I think GRRM made her sexually attracted to him "after all" which makes me wonder how many actual human females he interacts with in his life.
I think the dog stripping sketch was just a silly non-sequitur rather than deep comedy with metaphor behind it. The visuals are just ridiculous. I loved the poodle "groping" her, and the German shepherd yawning. Clearly the dogs are just sitting there disinterested and it's treated with such seriousness by the…