Honestly if they could address the crime in Markarth and add some handrails it'd be a spectacular place to live

Endlessly quotable

Yes, like a

OK but it's more like

"Get ready, little lady, hell is coming to breakfast" (The Outlaw Josey Wales)

Many are saying this

Caught between a polite and respectful reply and just posting an anime nosebleed gif

Oh shit!

Is it lots of turbo boost

I appreciate your support

It has a kind of dreamlike / nightmarish quality to it

Probably around the right age to watch it tbh

It was scifi / horror and frequently gory as shit and it fuckin ruled

I could successfully reboot the War of the Worlds TV series from the late 80s

What's wrong with you. The robot is going to visit a mansion, can't you read

Will Powers Adventures in Success II: Armageddon

Boston '76 was made for no other reason than to make a perfect record, and fill landfills with copies sold, and that it succeeded at these goals and sounded exactly like a great rock record is supposed to sound but better, created a psychic wound in rock and roll's self-conception. this is my truth

it was. I also had a little ice cream

sounds extremely great

yea

12 Angy Men :3

oh damn i've seen Oddity but not Caveat!

It's a surprisingly sweet movie that Waters said outright he made to combat all the irony he saw in movies elsewhere. It's rude in the way only John Waters movies can be but it's sincere and I love it for that

encouraging news!

classic Guzzles am I right

I'm wrangling with depression so here's one of my favorite comedy scenes of all time from John Waters' PECKER (1998)

i'm going to be awhile reckoning with this

Oh god, that's awful! I wouldn't wish Paul Haggis' Crash (2004) on my worst enemy!

Oh absolutely! I just feel like, woe betide the poor dope who sees The Matrix and then rents this thinking "hell yeah I'm about to get the same thing only more so"

There's some mindfuckery regarding the nature of reality and the leads are hot and uhhhhhh