Razorfag: Contrarian Megafaggot

[Guest]

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[Complicity]

I watched a little of that stream on bitchute and i see that Razorfag is still livid (and sperging) over this video:



Still calling this guy an "animu jackass" over a 3 years old video, while you called Angry Burrito "a great guy with bad politics" ,huh?

[Guest]

Razor's autistic for hating Blade Runner 3 while fellating the shitty original, but 2049 was faggy garbage so I don't need to watch that video to know the creator is a tard.

Harrison Ford in his fucking Fruit of the Loom t shirt.

[Guest]

You're welcome, homos.

[Guest]

I watched a little of that stream on bitchute and i see that Razorfag is still livid (and sperging) over this video:



Still calling this guy an "animu jackass" over a 3 years old video, while you called Angry Burrito "a great guy with bad politics" ,huh?

He's not exactly wrong about Villeneuve being a pretentious hack. The upcoming Dune remake looks like a generic, dull-colored dreary action movie with tons of race-swapped characters.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Except for the Harkonnens. Who will be white to the last man.
The Baron might be a bit tricky to pull off considering he's a fat pedo. They might change that to appease the Left.

[TheManWithNoPlan]

Blade Runner 2049 and Denis Villeneuve had yet to make a bad film (since Prisoners at least) he would have loved it if Ridley Scott made the exact same.

[Guest]

I would have to tentatively agree with Razor in as much as I felt Blade Runner was perfect as its own, self-contained, story and had absolutely zero interest or desire for a sequel

[Guest]

Animu guy is, however, absolutely right when he says that Razor is a hipster contrarian who likes everything everyone hates and hates everything everyone likes just to be different. I read a tweet of his the other day where he said his favourite Raymond Chandler was The High Window. He really does have the worst taste in everything.

[Guest]

I would have to tentatively agree with Razor in as much as I felt Blade Runner was perfect as its own, self-contained, story and had absolutely zero interest or desire for a sequel

You could argue every movie with a sequel was self-contained and didn't need another. But then we wouldn't have gotten the actual Blade Runner 2: