Star Whores: Diverse Agenda

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

>Stargayte

Hey now, at was good enough to almost become the next Star Trek.

[Kugelfisch]

His only halfway decent flick is Stargate.

Eh, the pinball machine was mediocre, I guess.

[CuckTurdginson]

What about German auteur and Faggot+ Rainer Werner Fassbinder?

[Complicity]

Roland Emmerich Is a hack, but I still maintain that Independence Day is a fun, albeit mindless, summer blockbuster.

Not when this one came out more or less at the same time:



I've never understood how a comedy that takes the piss out of America -and especially liberal America - was scoffed at for being "stupid", while a supposedly serious sci-fi drama/opera in which Simp Smith punches an alien and the president flies a jet was somehow considered a good movie.

What about German auteur and Faggot+ Rainer Werner Fassbinder?

What i know for sure is that Adum Dogfucker has never heard of him.

[CuckTurdginson]

He was a contemporary of Herzogs - but Adam knows far less than he lets on so that wouldn’t be shocking.

[JL Unlimited]

Not when this one came out more or less at the same time:

Ackshulalee, Mars Attacks came out 5 months after Independence Day. With that said, Mars Attacks is vastly superior.

a supposedly serious sci-fi drama/opera

What dumbass critic called it that?

Simp Smith punches an alien

Between ICuckkkz and Fresh simp, I can’t tell which numale is more pathetic.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I've never understood how a comedy that takes the piss out of America -and especially liberal America - was scoffed at for being "stupid", while a supposedly serious sci-fi drama/opera in which Simp Smith punches an alien and the president flies a jet was somehow considered a good movie.

Not to mention that the aliens in Independence Day are defeated because they don't notice one of their fighters being decades out of date, and because their mothership is run with Mac OS.

[Lindsay's Liver]

"Mars Attacks" might be Tim Burton's last decent movie. Tim Burton doing twisted things with the sci-fi and monster movie influences from when he was a kid in the 1960s is my favorite Tim Burton. I see his Batman movies as monster movies. I am curious about his upcoming "Beetlejuice" sequel, but my expectations are low.

"Independence Day" is one of those movies that I think is probably a nostalgia drug for people who saw it at a certain age, but if you see it older or younger than that, it's fucking retarded. I remember it being a huge hit when it came out, but I didn't see it until years later. All I remember is that I thought it was too long.

[Liar Revealed]

"Independence Day" is one of those movies that I think is probably a nostalgia drug for people who saw it at a certain age, but if you see it older or younger than that, it's fucking retarded.

I remember I had a part-time job working with Japanese students at the time, and I took them to see this movie because it was so simplistic that it could be understood by anyone. Except they misunderstood that part when Harry Connick Jr is trying to teach Will Smith how to kiss ass as a gay thing.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Except they misunderstood that part when Harry Connick Jr is trying to teach Will Smith how to kiss ass as a gay thing.

Their outsider's perspective just allowed them to admit the deep, dark secret of this figure of speech.