New trailer jsut dropped and my jaw too as well
>wrong characters are shipped
Why do (they) do this?
Someone recommended "Deadwood" to me. Is it a good show?
Maisie will be naked in her up coming TV Series Pistols and there's no don't we'll see sex scenes of her in this as well there's no doubt in mind this will also be her first show she does her first sex scenes:
https://perezhilton.com/maisie-williams-first-nude-scenes-sex-pistols-biopic/
set to be released this may 31st FX Hulu
What is your favorite color?
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Yesterday I watched ans movie about japanese men playing a dating sim called 'LovePlus'. The first part of the movie feels like a documentary with each of the three men telling us about their lives and of course we get to see them play LovePlus. All three of them go on a 'vacation trip' to Atami.
Then its style switches to somewhat of a comedic drama, with the (obviously) fictional couple Kyoko (played by four different ex-idols) and Kentaro taking a vacation in Atami themselves. The theme changes from just being a sad depiction of japanese reality to dealing with issues such as the image of women in japanese society and Kyoko's inability to compete with a virtual girlfriend.
Overall I rate it weird/very sad. Some parts of the documentary segment feel extremely staged, but maybe thats just me being unable to comprehend how someone could be married to a russian cute and still prefer to play a dating sim like Love Plus. Would still recommend to watch it though.
I got banned from 4chan's /tv/ for asking people to recommend me misogynistic movies. Can you believe it? Apparently, that's considered "trolling" now. Of course, I immediately evaded the ban and told the jannies to suck my dick, but it still left a sour taste in my mouth. Are people like me welcome here? Is there even any place left on the internet for real men?
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It'd be interesting to compare the number of laws for various countries, but I can't seem to find any such list online.
I'm not an expert on PTSD therapy for war veterans, but I think there's a difference here. The violence I'm referring to is pretty mild, in other words, it's not so much the violence itself that causes stress, but its moral implications. A war veteran becomes traumatized because of the sheer extreme brutality he witnessed. In my case, I couldn't defend myself when I was attacked, despite being stronger than the attacker, because I knew I'd be punished for it, and she wouldn't. And I see this same double standard in movies, which is the true source of stress and anxiety for me. Just for once, I want to watch a movie where it's the opposite, where it's considered okay for men to beat women and not the other way around.
> And I see this same double standard in movies, which is the true source of stress and anxiety for me
Don't watch them then. Cancel them.
> I want to watch a movie where it's the opposite
Why wouldn't you instead watch a movie where people are equal and it's never okay to beat someone? I believe it'd be more therapeutic, and supporting such films would also make our world better.
Tomboys are okay, I guess, except when you get a crush on them and they seem to like you too, but you're too shy to ask them out, and then years later you find out they moved to Australia and married a girl.
>Don't watch them then. Cancel them.
That's pretty much what I'm already doing, although in practice, it means not watching any new movies anymore for the rest of my life, because I don't know in advance if they contain a "triggering" scene.
>Why wouldn't you instead watch a movie where people are equal and it's never okay to beat someone?
Because it wouldn't soothe my resentment. But if you can recommend any such movie, I might still watch it.