Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Mad_Jack]

Here's a little something to crack the old egg... "Is the is that is the is that is the is that is the is that is?" is a grammatically and logically valid sentence*...







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Spoiler

You're asking whether or not a specific thing is, in fact, what it is...

 

[trappedslider]

That's the problem with tech, taking our human jobs!

I MAKE THE VROOM VROOM SOUNDS WHEN I ACCELERATE!

do you also make braking sounds "We're stopping...we're stopping. we've stopped."?

 

[trappedslider]

Mapping the Lickability* of the Periodic Table
*every element can be licked once, it's the second time that can cause problems

 

[trappedslider]

takes two drinks this time

 

[Bedrockgames]

Not really relevant.
Like, movies - review bombing isn't done by "real fans". It is done by people who have other axes to grind, unrelated to their fandom.

Sometimes people just don't like something though and are voicing their criticism. I get people get really uptight about certain things and will swagger in with a 'this sucks because X' mindset that can be annoying. But the movement towards it being taboo to critique shows or movies from large corporations is I think just as big, if not bigger a problem, than people exploiting review platforms (and lets be honest there is also positive review bombing too, sometimes backed by companies putting out movies and shows)

 

[Ryujin]

The Snyder Cut is on Canada's SciFi network, the CTV SciFi Channel.

It started at 10:30am.

It ends at 4:00pm.

No thank you.

 

[payn]

The Snyder Cut is on Canada's SciFi network, the CTV SciFi Channel.

It started at 10:30am.

It ends at 4:00pm.

No thank you.

 

[Ryujin]

I watched a few minutes of it, while making lunch. Feels like the extra time was filled out with "NOW EVEN MORE SLO-MO!" and mournful music.

 

[Bedrockgames]

The Snyder Cut is on Canada's SciFi network, the CTV SciFi Channel.

It started at 10:30am.

It ends at 4:00pm.

No thank you.

I can only think of a handful of times the directors cut has been a better view of something than the theatrical realease for me. I feel like the first thing that goes out the window with many directors cuts is efficient editing. Amadeus is one of my favorite movies, and I love the theatrical cut, but you can almost only ever find the directors cut these days and it really dampens the movies quality and impact IMO (I do understand though some of the arguments in its favor, such as giving more emotional impact to the Salieri and Constanze relationship----but the pacing of it gets real bogged down)

 

[payn]

I watched a few minutes of it, while making lunch. Feels like the extra time was filled out with "NOW EVEN MORE SLO-MO!" and mournful music.

That post apocalypse Joker Batman scene at the end...I want that movie.