Jun 9, 2020·1 reply
RASIEEven more wild is how Hollywood journos/libs worked overtime to champion the film as an important contemporary release, and happily added Olivia Wilde's name to their Mt. Rushmord of 2-3 other recent female directors they list off ad nauseam
Then only like 6 months later those same people were universally scolding her for Richard Jewell and the ridiculously overblown "controversy" concerning her character's treatment. I was glad to see that Wilde stood her ground about it though....at least for like a week before she made the routine public apology to appease entertainment media journos and random Twitter blue checks. I guess a week and a half straight of multiple smear articles a day wasn't something she was prepared to deal with.
They’d do the same thing if Greta decided to play a Lana Del Rey type
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020·2 replieslaudi
I saw it in a sold out theater. One of the last times I’ve heard that much laughing. Before that it was Neighbors/22 Jump Street
Didnt really like 22JS as much as the first one tbh, but it def had its moments
I need to check out The House, and also the Game Night film from a while back with Bateman and...Kristen Bell (i think?)
- Jun 9, 2020·1 replyRASIE
Didnt really like 22JS as much as the first one tbh, but it def had its moments
I need to check out The House, and also the Game Night film from a while back with Bateman and...Kristen Bell (i think?)
I agree about 22JS but that and Neighbors came outright after each other and people were falling out their seats almost the whole time. Rarely see that
Game night had that one had the girl from Mean Girls and True Detective S2
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020laudi
They’d do the same thing if Greta decided to play a Lana Del Rey type
Being in Georgia, and so close yo ATL, it was annoying as hell living through those couple weeks during that whole "issue".
The Atlanta Journal Constitution literally could NOT let it go. Which was predictable at first — arguably the most read publication in the state, also where her IRL character was the first in the nation to prematurely and wrongly reported on Jewell's POI status when the bombing happened — but then they just got cartoonish about it.
Im talking about literally 3-5 articles about it published on their site every other day lol. They were basically just the same s*** over and over written by a different person.
And out of the ones I read, none of them mentioned the maddening fact that Jewell successfully sued/settled with every media outlet he brought to court afterwards, including national stations like CNN and NBC, except for AJC. They were the ones who were responsible for airing the first reports that other stations around the country used as a source, ruining his public life — and they're also the only media station that refused to apologize for it and fought him in court.
S*** is really such a tragedy. AJC so trash.
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020laudi
I agree about 22JS but that and Neighbors came outright after each other and people were falling out their seats almost the whole time. Rarely see that
Game night had that one had the girl from Mean Girls and True Detective S2
Oh that Rachel McAdams lol thats right
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020
Jun 9, 2020·1 replyRASIEDidnt really like 22JS as much as the first one tbh, but it def had its moments
I need to check out The House, and also the Game Night film from a while back with Bateman and...Kristen Bell (i think?)
Game Night is worth watching just for Jesse Plemons
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020·1 replyBizzle
Game Night is worth watching just for Jesse Plemons
If he's lookin thicc like he was in The Irishman then imma rent that tonight :word:
- Jun 9, 2020RASIE
If he's lookin thicc like he was in The Irishman then imma rent that tonight :word:
- Jun 9, 2020·3 replies
That episode in season 2 of Fargo where he and Kirsten Dunst hold the guy hostage in a cabin is one of the greatest tv episodes of all time
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020Bizzle
That episode in season 2 of Fargo where he and Kirsten Dunst hold the guy hostage in a cabin is one of the greatest tv episodes of all time
Was just trying to find a pic of him in Irishman and the results started with stuff abouy him and Kirsten Dunst's wedding. Had no idea lol
Jun 9, 2020·1 reply
Galaxy de list monWhat is riffsquads fav metal albums of the 2000s?
My favs since recently getting back into metal- Krallice - Krallice
- Agalloch - The Mantle
- Between the Buried and Me - Colors
- ISIS - Panopticon
Would love some riffsquad reccs
Harvey Milk - Life…The Best Game in Town
- Jun 9, 2020Bizzle
That episode in season 2 of Fargo where he and Kirsten Dunst hold the guy hostage in a cabin is one of the greatest tv episodes of all time
Watching the motel shootout in black and white
Jun 9, 2020·edited·2 repliesRASIEEven more wild is how Hollywood journos/libs worked overtime to champion the film as an important contemporary release, and happily added Olivia Wilde's name to their Mt. Rushmord of 2-3 other recent female directors they list off ad nauseam
Then only like 6 months later those same people were universally scolding her for Richard Jewell and the ridiculously overblown "controversy" concerning her character's treatment. I was glad to see that Wilde stood her ground about it though....at least for like a week before she made the routine public apology to appease entertainment media journos and random Twitter blue checks. I guess a week and a half straight of multiple smear articles a day wasn't something she was prepared to deal with.
dunno. That film had energy and a few exciting moments. I think that she might be a talented director but this was rather testing the waters. It was extremely clicheed for sure but it was rather well done I'd say. It still managed to feel organic and not a soulless collection of stereotypes.
but yeah, this was liberals the movie.
- RASIE 🎣Jun 9, 2020Aruji
dunno. That film had energy and a few exciting moments. I think that she might be a talented director but this was rather testing the waters. It was extremely clicheed for sure but it was rather well done I'd say. It still managed to feel organic and not a soulless collection of stereotypes.
but yeah, this was liberals the movie.
Sounds more interesting than I expected at least. I plan on checking it out eventually.
Jun 9, 2020·editedBizzleThat episode in season 2 of Fargo where he and Kirsten Dunst hold the guy hostage in a cabin is one of the greatest tv episodes of all time
His big gut gaze into the fire
love that show
OPJun 9, 2020·1 replyArujidunno. That film had energy and a few exciting moments. I think that she might be a talented director but this was rather testing the waters. It was extremely clicheed for sure but it was rather well done I'd say. It still managed to feel organic and not a soulless collection of stereotypes.
but yeah, this was liberals the movie.
your description is perfect, it’s a movie that has totally been done before but still manages to retain some sense of originality, and it’s directed well enough for being Wilde’s first film. can’t really hate on that too much
- Jun 9, 2020UIP
your description is perfect, it’s a movie that has totally been done before but still manages to retain some sense of originality, and it’s directed well enough for being Wilde’s first film. can’t really hate on that too much
The film was real proud of itself for the "bad kids got into good schools too" twist
- Jun 9, 2020
Spoiler alert don't read that rasie
Jun 9, 2020·1 replydrjdeponytail I preordered that Homegrown
cant wait yo
- Jun 9, 2020·edited·1 replybranmalt
cant wait yo
damn just looking at the tracklist and i already know half these songs
hope the arrangements are different 
Jun 9, 2020·2 repliesGalaxy de list monWhat is riffsquads fav metal albums of the 2000s?
My favs since recently getting back into metal- Krallice - Krallice
- Agalloch - The Mantle
- Between the Buried and Me - Colors
- ISIS - Panopticon
Would love some riffsquad reccs
Here's some joints I think you would dig broski
Electric Wizard - Dopethrone
Opeth - Blackwater Park
Boris - Feedbacker
Dillenger Escape Plan - Miss Machine- Jun 9, 2020·1 replydrjdeponytail
Harvey Milk - Life…The Best Game in Town
That album cover is :datass: and Motown sounds like whiskey in de summer
- Jun 9, 2020·1 replyElric
damn just looking at the tracklist and i already know half these songs
hope the arrangements are differentI always digged Moon, when he flipped over that model
- Jun 9, 2020Koala
That album cover is :datass: and Motown sounds like whiskey in de summer