>>182516
MFW> I just finished watching digital estate planning on the west coast

Seems like they're airing these episodes out of order. Sucks that Troy had to sacrifice being with the gang to join the AC Annex in exchange for getting their help take back Greendale. Can't wait to see what happens next season.

I gotta say the finale was pretty good. A lot of change happening and perhaps Chang's revenge?

My DVR is set to record the most recent episode of Community. So I let all three record so I could watch them after and skip the commercials.

...however, it's apparently set to only keep one saved at a time, so it deleted the first when it recorded the second and deleted the second when it recorded the third.

I yelled NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO at my TV upon realizing this but it didn't make them come back. :(

Hulu Plus better get that shit uploaded fucking quick. Hiding this thread now before I see spoilers.

Evil Abed in the good time line? Called it!

>>182437
no, you can have good japanese singers, thats not it.
i mean, for one, why does every anime need a spoken word song, and why are they mostly terribly written?

Re-watch most of the series you mentioned in Japanese. Hulu has Trigun, Samurai Champloo, Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece. Also One Piece is pretty good, kinda faggoty in a lot of places. The fights are fucking great though

>>182417

>ALL DAT ALL DAT BLUE
>bad

Clearly there is something wrong with you.

>>182461
i said that i liked it

Hey, I forgot to mention Macross Plus: the movie. Its on Netflix in Japanese and English, but the english one is heavily edited and formatted into like four episodes. Japanese one is waaaay better, even though BRIAN FUCKING CRANSTON voices the protagonist in the english.
I would describe this movie as Top Gundam

>>182493
I thought all they did in Kai was edit out the filler and remaster the audio. You know, like the 6 second fist blur flurry sequences are replaced with a quick exchange without recycling animation, faces are no longer zoomed in on for four or five seconds apiece repeatedly during dramatic stand offs, they don't go to that stupid Namek rip-off planet where nothing is advanced or accomplished, and so on.
I'm pretty sure it's uncensored, too.
Unless you just mean Dragonball the original series, in which case disregard everything I said.

>>182511
They dumbed down the whole show. They censored it enough when it was on Toonami, but now it's just sad. They changed it to target 7 year-olds, basically.

>>182514
Have you ever watched actual dragon ball z?

>>182511
i thought the kai version was much more bearable. they took out a lot of useless filler

>>182514
Specifically, what was dumbed down? Nothing is censored in Kai, I'm like 90 percent on that. And I know for sure the dvds aren't censored

Some of the biggest titles in "mind-blowing" hollywood thriller are the Matrix and Inception. Both of which are officially inspired by anime movies. Hunger Games just straight up ripped off Battle Royale.

Hollywood isnt the same kinda creative machine that Jap cinema is. All that trying to dumb shit down for retards just ruins the final product.

>>180018
well, i watched the entire thing and there was nothing about it i liked.
I think its just that this part of japanese culture simply has no imagination, they cant write for shit. not even paprika had anything except visuals going for it.

>>180043
And yet all that crap was probably part of classic literature and no one would be the wiser.

>>I CALLED THIS SHIT!

Just because two movies explore similar ideas, doesn't make it the same.
Inception was about inception of an idea. Paprika is about killing through dreams, kinda.

>>182444
which is why not that many people hate Lynch and a lot of people think Jodorosky is a pretentious dick and can't watch his movies w/o being enraged (I love him and any film maker that will do something different, I was just sayin).

>>182447
them being meaningless and illiciting the same feeling in practically all his movies (granted, not elephant man and dune) is why i hate lynch: derivative and pointless. /rant

>>182458
its all about perspective with these kinds of movie imo

you can't say its shit w/o it just being opinion

>>182463

You can't say it's not without falling into the same trap.

>>182508
yes

oh god, I really hope you make Ean's day into a full length series

>>182467
It's like you've deliberately made it really bad to be funny but it's just not. It's awkward.

>>182499

>awkward

ughhh..... that word....

>>182467
I really liked it, and I also think it should be made into a full length series, however I think it should be a reoccurring sketch mixed with others like 'Mikey and Mutch' and 'Girls Basketball' - among other psychedelic and lo fi cartoon sketches. Ean's day seems like it can be a reoccurring sketch but I dunno about the other two, they would probably be just one offs unless you come up with a way of progressing it. Finally I thought the Ean's day was more clever than it may come off from face value.

>>182505
Well, at least you got an extra subscriber
NB for double posting

>>182448
i also recommend reading "1984" if you haven't already. it's funny how the book came out only a few years before the DPRK was founded but it's like the perfect fucking manual for doing what Kim Il-Sung did.wsince this is a movie board i'm gonna add that there is a movie of it out there. the book is the real shit though.

>>182448
>>182452

jeez, thanks simon, your super helpful!

>>182453
yea i love that topic so i shit out everything i know as soon as someone mentions it. i also bought an original north korean wong bank note on ebay for $2, that's how fucked up i am.

funfact: Kim Jong-Il was a huge cinephile. he owned 20k movies and also kidnapped a south korean director, who was then forced to make a north korean godzilla movie called Pulgasari. Kim also wrote at least one book about filmmaking which is hilarious to read since he explains basic shit like the camera has to be held steady and all that.

>>182448

the vice guide to North Korea is interesting, but probably not the best doc on NK they try and make the country look as messed up as possible. vbs and vice tend to hire, for lack of a better word, pricks, to present a lot of their documentaries. I haven't seen this for a while but I seem to remember the host guy jumping at any chance to point out + exaggerate things that are strange compared to western culture.

Its as if they set out to make the country seem as alien as possible, the host guy never tries to find common ground between the US and NK, he simply over exaggerates the differences. I just think that its a bit unfair that a documentary this biased and dishonest is probably the most widely seen film about NK.

for a less sensationalist film, try "a state of mind", or the national geographic one.

The mass games stuff is really interesting.

those hobos could have done with a shotgun

Indicline

>>182408
Ryan McPherson did it for the lulz

>>182355 Yeah, those ones are balls.

>>182357 Oh, I remember when they came out. And I had them all once upon a time.

>>182393 Well, shit.

One of my favorite parts was when they weighed down some crack, threw it in a pool, and had like 5 crackheads dive in to get it. One dude goes "I can't even swim, but I'mma get that crack." Good times.

>>182487
One of my favorite scenes, I wish I had one of these bad boys - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cpFVCNj4LQ

>>182473
I paused it to make a burrito and then got distracted doing internet stuff but I really like it so far. Milena Dravic is like crazy sexy in this movie.

I guess i'll say the last ting I watched was Dreams by Kurosawa, which was totally amazing and trippy as fuck. Visually stunning. I'd very highly recommend this movie.
pic related, no bump for double toast

>>182473

Watch Hidden Fortress, it will make you appreciate just how much of an unoriginal talentless hack George Lucas is.

>>182479
yeah, I think i'm gonna have to watch that. I downloaded the criterion dvd and already watched the interview with George Lucas. He was actually pretty modest about the film's influence on Star Wars, but i'll have to watch the movie myself to see how much he ripped off Kurosawa..

what are you watching?

>>182485

About to watch some movie called Southern Comfort that my Dad really likes.

>>182418
thats sort of his shtick

its not all that pretentious cuz its a parody of pretentiousness

and yes, what I just said is really fuckin pretentious

I just started season 2, I laugh pretty hard smokin some bowls & watchin this show. Sucks it got cancelled, but I haven't seen season 3 yet. Most good things hardly ever last long.

>>182302
I would consider myself more of an average Joe type person (nowhere near having my own nice apt. in New York) & I don't really consider it pretentious. Just an observation of a different life style. I like Jason Schwartzmans acting in most things. Eventually every actor plays in movies someone is not going to like, not to say I would like him personally IRL. Plus I think Zach Galifianakis is pretty damn funny.
>>182418 Maybe you're being a little pretentious by going out of your way to find a picture of an actor you don't like & then comment about him in a thread about a show which you don't even like? W a s t e o f t i m e.

>>182445 I agree with what you said about his acting. I think most actors play roles they are comfortable with & are similar to their style or experiences.

LOL lets all just get it out now PRETENTIOUS pre ten tio us pretentious pretentious pretentious pretentious pretentious pretentious pretentious.
There now nobody else has to say it.

>>182450
first season was awesome. the guys are the perfect combination but the writing got really shitty in season 2 somewhere and never recovered.

Am I the only one who liked the 3rd season? It was more ridiculous than the first two, especially the rescue in the finale but it always seemed to fit and stay in the spirit of the show.

Just started watching this series! I watched the first 4 episodes of season 1 last night, and it's quite good. I admit there are moments where I keep zoning out, and I have to rewind and relisten to conversations two or three times to fully understand what they're saying.

Also, I'm having a hard time recognizing all of these names as well. Names of cities, names of families, names of bad people... fuck me, too much to memorize. I know the basic family names and cities at this point. I couldn't tell you their first names, but I know their last names, so I guess that's good enough.

>>182449
You'll probably have to rewatch the first couple episodes a couple times until you fully understand the history. I didn't really get it down until after I read the books. It's a lot to take in in such a short amount of time. You'll catch on as time goes by, though. We all do, ha ha.

>>182449
I had already read the first book when I learned that HBO was going to make a series out of it, but even if you're just jumping in now you only need to stick with it. Eventually you will get all of the little details down.

>>182449

Yeah the show can be a little overwhelming. I feel like I understand everything that's going on but I have trouble with some of the names. Mostly with the more minor characters, though. This show is fucking epic.

>My face when that entire first sequence in episode 6

Everyone with trouble with the names, the game of thrones website has a think with the family trees and the main characters around them. Its pretty helpful for that stuff.

>>182321
yeah, they're all below my high standarts. definitly wouldnt fuck.

mylifeisawasteofspace.jpg

I find it amusing how everyone's basing their opinions and preconceptions of this show on the attractiveness of the characters and whether or not there's gratuitous sex. I think the show's good. In my opinion it's funny. Not hilarious, really. But it's not meant to be. I guess it's supposed to capture the stupidity/growing pains of twenty-something year old girls. Overall, it's definitely interesting and worth a look.

>>182359

gb2 thehairpin

>>182359
Guys lose man points if they watch a show aimed at a female audience, unless it's for manly reasons. Judging a characters fapitude works just fine. Just look at bronies...

i cought the main writer (the girl 3rd from the left) on Colbert, she's my age (26) irl so i figure i should check it out, see how my generation's being portrayed

garden state / donnie darko are the male-perspective generational movies i can think of for 1985'ers, i can't think of a TV equivalent

downloading now and going to watch it while i blaze, cheers OP