Like I said before it's not about what the film's about it's about how it feels Serious Man definition of

spittin

One of the funniest movies ever

wanna watch that new soderbergh movie with zoe kravitz too looks interesting

i been saying it for years brad is so unintentionally funny i need him to take more of those roles

But DoR for PT deal or not?

You betcha eh

Preston Sturges

I didn't know I could get erect this fast

He’s got a small comedic role in the Tony Scott film written by Tarantino True Romance but youve seen that one right

Ive said it before but Brad Pitt is such a great actor in terms of body acting. Which really comes in handy for more comedic roles

Phoenix too and although he has played some absurd and funny roles (like The Master in which he’s the highlight for me) i’d like to see sometime what he could bring to the table in an actual full blown comedy

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First angels with dirty faces now this why you getting me too hyped up on the 30s

@DrakesMassivePenis

Ive never seen True Romance
Its been on my watchlist for so long but I just havent been in the mood tbh.

yeah you spitting about his acting,also he just oozes charisma and its so easy to see why he is an a-lister.

Ive loved him in like every role hes ever done and im always anticipating whats next.

Also love the projects his production company has been picking up,real good stuff there

Ah now you got a boner! So many gems

Just finished spies and throwing on the cameraman

Pre-Code Thread
Hidden Gems of the 1930’s

Buster signing to MGM is his downfall

Oh so you're going to steal my thunder just about to get there

He wouldn't have taken such a s***ty deal if he wasn't s***faced all the time and his voice didn't really translate that well to sound anyway. It was a miracle that chaplin managed to carry on to be honest.

Also doing stunts like that as a young man's game and he was getting old and had a lot of injuries

At least his Pre-Code films he did weren’t as great but evidence of one actor can’t transition into sound era. I know it’s in their infancy and mostly grounded.

Can't quite decipher what you're saying here but I think a big difference is the fact that Keaton and Lloyd were both playing characters who would be talking otherwise but the Tramp character was more or less mute so it was like a cheat code for Chaplin to transition to sound films