Shut the fuck up. I hate just about every show on television with a far greater passion than you could muster if Shortcake managed to stuff a bottle of vodka up her piece and you were therefore able to simultaneously thrust away at her and it. I'm not just talking sit-coms either. I hate it all. ALL. But there are some good lines on that show, and if you are going to sit here and say otherwise you're just trolling.pinback wrote:There you have it, folks. That's all you have to know about your man Jonsey here.Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:Yet the show "That 70s Show" is, more often than not, funny.
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Re-reading this thread, I see that I may have said some things last night which I regret.
I have a question for Ben, however: can you honestly say that a movie dealing with a subject matter that you have complete apathy for, if not outright revulsion, can be this OMG ***** affair for you? Is there no "type" of movie, or genre, that you can conceivably not see 'movie magic' from?
I have a question for Ben, however: can you honestly say that a movie dealing with a subject matter that you have complete apathy for, if not outright revulsion, can be this OMG ***** affair for you? Is there no "type" of movie, or genre, that you can conceivably not see 'movie magic' from?
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Probably not, no. But as a perceptive movie viewer, I can pick up at least whether it's a WELL-MADE movie, whether it is well-written, creatively and provocatively directed, well-acted, etc. So even if it "wasn't my cup of tea", subject-matter-wise, I'm not going to go onto a public forum, where my name will be attached with the statements for time immemorial, and say that:Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:I have a question for Ben, however: can you honestly say that a movie dealing with a subject matter that you have complete apathy for, if not outright revulsion, can be this OMG ***** affair for you?
1. It SUCKS.
2. "Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back" is a better movie than it.
I mean, that would just be stupid.
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Oh.pinback wrote:Probably not, no. But as a perceptive movie viewer, I can pick up at least whether it's a WELL-MADE movie, whether it is well-written, creatively and provocatively directed, well-acted, etc.
Boogie Nights is probably well made and well written. But the "well made" thing is a bit dodgy: c'mon, what movie discussed by any of us ISN'T well made? Clerks? Fine. I'll give you clerks.
But I shouldn't have to go say how well-made Boogie Nights is. I don't have to go say how nice the box was that Grand Theft Auto III came in.
I think I have realized the problem!So even if it "wasn't my cup of tea", subject-matter-wise, I'm not going to go onto a public forum, where my name will be attached with the statements for time immemorial, and say that:
1. It SUCKS.
2. "Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back" is a better movie than it.
When I say "it sucks" I am fully saying, "I thought the movie sucked IN MY OPINION."
You think it means, "This movie sucks from all objective standpoints."
I didn't like it. Ergo, it sucked. I refuse to apologize for saying that a movie which I did not like "sucked." It did, to me. It didn't speak to me. It sucked to me.
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That's the speciousest analogy I've heard in the last four years.Ice Cream Jonsey wrote:But I shouldn't have to go say how well-made Boogie Nights is. I don't have to go say how nice the box was that Grand Theft Auto III came in.
We differ in our definitions of "sucked". "Sucked" to me means, it was a BAD movie. Not, "I didn't like it." I didn't like Requiem for a Dream, but it was a GREAT movie. Saying RfaD sucks is just ridiculous, even though just thinking about it makes me want to go buy a big mushy lunch, shovel it down, and then puke it back up again.I didn't like it. Ergo, it sucked.
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