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DC box office discourse requires a degree in quantum mathematics
u/CriticalCanon — 11 days ago
“Things Were So Much Better When Trudeau was in Charge”
u/CriticalCanon — 15 days ago
▲ 410 r/memesopdidnotlike
“Yeah the Illegal Immigrant Brutally Murderer his Girlfriend but whabout Trump?!”
u/CriticalCanon — 28 days ago
▲ 305 r/boxingcirclejerk
An R/SportsGossips Reddit Member Attempts to Farm Karma by Sexually Assaulting Rampage Jackson
u/CriticalCanon — 28 days ago
▲ 401 r/boxingcirclejerk
Retired Iraq War Vet Warns Up and Coming Lightweight MMA Fighter about the Virtues of Patriotism
u/CriticalCanon — 1 month ago
What is your Favorite Modern “Pure Fun” Horror Film?
To be clear, I mean a film that isn’t a spoof and also not bogged down in trauma, social commentary or whatever modern horror trends are the soup de jour.
Whether we make comparisons to the funner slashers of the day (Friday part 6, Childs Play 2 & 3) or monster flicks (Tremors, Fright Night, Gremlins), what films have carried the torch for 90 minute fun horror flicks?
For my money, the only real examples I have witnessed are Psycho Goreman (more kidventure/horror comedy) and You’re Next, which is a big stretch comparing to say Jason Lives.
Am I missing any did these movies go the way of the dinosaur?
u/CriticalCanon — 1 month ago
Boxer Elliot Page meeting Fans as She Does Presser for Upcoming Fight in New Division
u/CriticalCanon — 1 month ago
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Sean is 4 to 6 Years too Late for his Superhero Film Take. Anyone else feel like he was just given the ok to finally pan these things?
Or does Supergirl need to just find its audience like Sean said that The Woman King would do in 2022?
u/CriticalCanon — 2 months ago
▲ 110 r/JustMemesForUs
Movie Theater Branded Merch is getting out of control
u/CriticalCanon — 2 months ago
▲ 54 r/TheBigPicture
Sean & Amanda trying to explain how they never picked a Spielberg film for their 25 for 25:
u/CriticalCanon — 2 months ago