whoops, fucked that up. let me try again.

>last episode of borgias
>the scene with micheletto
>micheletto's story line
>MICHELETTO IN GENERAL
>also last ever episode but not the season finale because they randomly cancelled it just before that
>season finale will never be aired
>the screenplays they had written for the proposed season finale that were released sound really good

So The World's End was really good.

But Jesus Christ it doesn't pull its punches.

Kick Ass 2 wasn't horrible, but it's a big step down from the first. I felt it spent so much time trying to be funny, I couldn't take it seriously when it wanted me to. Say what you will about the comic, but I think the way they dealt with the rape scene and the Colonel's death came off as unnecessary jabs.

http://www.themarysue.com/patrick-stewart-vine-energize/
ohhh feeling old. Older still that we've not had a Star Trek show for almost a decade.

>>38689
Unnecessary, maybe, but there was nothing necessary about the original scenes. It's nice when someone points out, however obliquely, that Millar is a fucked up son of a bitch and a lazy writer to boot. I busted a gut laughing when the Motherfucker couldn't get hard. A hilarious change, IMO. I do agree that the first movie was a lot better though.

No, it's okay World's End. I wasn't using those emotions, you can break them into pieces, it's fine.

What an end to the "91 on Rotten Tomatoes" Trilogy.

http://www.geekosystem.com/kevin-spacey/

I agree with him for the most part.

I don't think we'll get rid of piracy, though, for two reasons:

1. There will always be that guy who feels entitled not to pay for anything. He feels art should be free, and that nobody who worked on something he loves and consumes on a daily basis deserves compensation. He has the money, he just uses it for other things.

2. There will always be the person who pirates because they physically cannot afford or buy the thing legally, or it is out of their price range. The guy who lives in a country where they thought there'd be no interest, the woman whose husband won't allow her to spend money on anything but him, the kid not old enough/too busy/who can't find a job. I don't know what to do about these demographics.

So..
What happened on the MTV music awards last sunday?
I keep seeing Miley Cyrus jokes and Will Smith & family reaction faces all around.

>>38734
From what I gather, she and Robin Thicke had a very risque performance that came off as awkward.

>>38670
Is it like Shuan of the Dead where its funny, then BAM depression?

>>38689
Still better than the comic.

>>38734
Miley masturbated with a foam finger on stage. It was unpleasant. I just wanted Daft Punk.

>>38743
> Miley masturbated with a foam finger on stage. It was unpleasant.

And the Will Smith's (and his family) reaction to Miley's act was perfect.

Shit, the whole damn VMA was surreal, and not in a good way. I mean, an Nsync reunion? Seriously? Who gives a shit?

>>38744
>varyingdegreesofwant.jpg

Yeah Stephen Colbert put on a better show when he couldn't have Daft Punk.

>>38744
doesn't the boy look exactly like that all the time tho?

>>38744
Will Smith looks very attentive there. I believe he's trying his damndest not to smile at the sight of Miley Cyrus, though whether it's out of arousal or amusement I can't say.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-23698115

oh I hope this is a publicity stunt of some sort.

>>38744
Daft Punk reaction was the best.

>>38775

Wow, someone's about to get murdered, or kidnapped. Like that's super creepy.

>The 1950s children's book is about a doll called Edith, "who lived in a nice house and had everything she needed except somebody to play with".

Seriously, this could have been a horror movie.

>>38775

>>38789

>>38790

>>38789
>>38790
>>38791
Holy shit, now that's creepy.

>>38789
>>38790
>>38791

I'm going to have to ask you stop being creepy.

New NIN album today!
Nine Inch Nails - Copy of A - New Single
Nine Inch Nails - Everything […
Nine Inch Nails - Came Back Haunted (Audio)

ROBOCOP - Official Trailer (2014) [HQ]
I'm cautiously optimistic.

>>38813
>Age of Extinction
How fitting.

>>38825
Why does Robo's armor switch from silver to black?

Also, I had no fucking idea Sam Jackson was in this.

>>38825
Awww just a bomb. And what is with the keeping of limbs?

>>38826
According to '80s Batman it was to make him Tacticool.

>>38825
I wouldn't say I expect it to be good. It's more like I'd be willing to let it pleasantly surprise me. It's entirely possible someone competent accidentally made it into the crew.

Its gonna be as bad as the Total Recall remake.

>>38825
Well Age of Extinction is going to feature the Dinobots, though they're apparently getting downgraded to a point where Grimlock is basically just Optimus Prime's Yoshi.

>>This Robocop looks way to familiar. Have you ever noticed that Bruce Wayne and Robocop are never in the same room?

>>38825
Nope. I'm out.

So anyone else watch It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia here?

oh god Dexter what happened to you?

>>38851
I stopped watching Dexter after the fifth season.

Seems like I made the right choice.

>>38854
I notice a lot of people stop around there. Is it just a coincidence or does something happen at that point?

>>38855
The reason I stopped was because the show had gradually been declining in quality. I finished that season for closure on the current story arc and just never went back to see what happened next. I can only imagine other people just got tired/fed up with the show too. There wasn't really any huge twist or change in the formula that pissed people off and made them stop watching (although I've heard about a twist that had that affect, but that came later).

At this point I'm almost considering picking up the show again, just because if it got THAT bad then it actually might be pretty funny to watch.

Actual lines from Dexter. From the supposed good days no less:

"My demons had danced with his devils and the fiddler's tune was almost up"

"Why do women love you so much? Does your dick dance?"

Dexter was never good.

>>38858
OH GOD YOU ARE SO RIGHT

MY ENTIRE LIFE IS A CRIMSON LIE, AND I AM SEEING IT CRUMBLE AROUND ME

I THANK YOU FOR FINALLY MAKING US SEE THE LIGHT

And yes, ironic shitposting is sitll shitposting, but come the fuck on.

>>38854
I apparently stopped right after the third season. I thought I watched more than that but I guess I didn't.

Anyway I found that gif on /tv/ and could not stop laughing, I also feel like I should pick it back up if it turns out that hilarious all the time

New Godzilla's been revealed via a licensing expo. He's a happy looking motherfucker

>>38862
Way more human style eyes than I expected.

>>38862
If it's true that he will be fighting another monster in the movie, I guess they wanted to put softer, beady humna-like eyes as an accent that he is not the bad guy.

Know what I just noticed and really like? The gills.

http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/jk-rowling-to-write-new-harry-potterinspired-film-series-based-on-fantastic-beasts-and-wher
e-to-find-them-8812270.html

Can't say I'm surprised, not having that Potter film money rolling in on a regular basis likely causing one massive itch that needs a scratch.

>>38877
I heard it would be set in 1920's America and immediately thought "So Harry Potter / Baccano! crossover is go?"

>>38810
NIN hasnt been good for a long time

Nine Inch Nails - Reptile

vs

Nine Inch Nails - Came Back Haunted

>>38883
Has there ever been a band that hasn't (more or less declined) in quality over time?

>>38775
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2421823/Northampton-spooked-man-dressed-terrifying-clown-character-Stephen-Kings-It.

okay the UK has broken some barrier in reality

>>38898
I would question the reality of anything that ran in the Daily Mail. If they said the Sun orbits the Earth, I would begin seriously questioning the merits of heliocentrism.

>>38917
I wonder why "Daily" seems to be some sort of callsign for "utterly retarded content"

>>38918
I'm afraid it's not that clear-cut here in Blighty. The Daily Telegraph is usually well informed (if Tory-ish), while the content of the Sun can basically be summed up as "PHWOOOAAARRR! CORRRRR! HUAAAHHHHH!"

There was a pretty clear divide between tabloids and broadsheets until the broadsheets started printing in tabloid size, but the old boundary still functions somewhat (except with the Independent, but no one reads that anyway, so fuck 'em).

It's like the papers had a box of these stories ready to be splurged the second GTAV came out, it's really rather sad.

>>38918
>Calling Daily Mirror's CL pullout "great"
Ugh, yes. Complete retardation.

Didn't the Daily Mail literally support nazism before World War II officially broke out?

>>38929
Some would argue it never entirely stopped...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2132611/French-elections-2012-Marine-Le-Pen-responsible-vote-France.html

>>38860
>browsing /tv/ for some BrBa discussion again
>Dexter thread
>oh the series finale
>read spoilers
>Dexter becomes a lumberjack
>urge to watch the rest of the show intensifies

Sleepy Hollow is pretty charming in it's low budget.

I watched the two episodes out and it was enough to wanna keep up with for banter.

>>38971
Agreed, I'm really digging it, and I like the whole "demons can't be properly captured on film" thing they're going with so that their monsters don't look cheesy as fuck. Working with what they've got I guess.

Anyone else a fan of James Bond?

>>38979
its a mix last one was oddly strong with those callbacks like the Aston and the whole plot line with M. Its made me interested to see where the films go again.

>>38980
So the Craig films are worth looking into? Honestly the whole reboot is just kind of making it hard for me to try them. I don't mind Craig. I don't even mind a darker Bond. I loved License to Kill. It's just a reboot? Bond continuity was that difficult to maintain?

Still think my favorite Bond was Moore. The man fought voodoo gods, midgets and Christophers (both in Lee and Walken).

>>38981
They are okay as an action spy film and feeling a bit more like the older Flemming books. If you are looking for spy instead of Superspy then they'll be okay for you. Quantum kinda drags though since overall villain plot doesn't really go places. I feel Skyfall is the best of his films as it does a better job of a world weary hero dragged back into the fray pretty damn well.

>>38981
Casino Royale was pretty good. Quantum of Solace was ho-hum. I haven't seen the third one yet.

>>38981
As someone who didn't like the cheese of the old Bond films I enjoyed Skyfall quite a lot. Didn't see the other two Craig films though.

>>38982
I guess I'll try them. I mean Dalton's Bond was fairly down to earth and dark.

>>38986
But cheese can be awesome.

Pic related my second favorite Connery era film. Using Blofeld's sub to smash his doomsday device was hilarious. Tiffany kind of turns into a retard in the last bit of the movie though.

>>38986
All 3 Craig films have a different feel compared to the others. My grandparents didn't like them because they changed too much, but I thought they were a lot of fun.

I really dislike the Craig movies on principal but 3 was pretty good, even I'll admit.

Quantum of Solace even the people who worked on it will tell is a GIGANTIC SHITPILE because they rushed it to try and get around the writers strike.

Skyfall wasn't entirely void of the oldschool Bond cheese, there was even a secret island supervillain lair leading to the mandatory I GOT YOU NOW MR BOND moment where the villain would go on about the mandatory exposition.

And come on, 007 turning an old, decrepit manor into a gigantic booby trap isn't really what I would call SERIOUS BUSINESS, just a different take from Bond using his quick wits to get out impossible situations with the set of tools at hand. I say Skyfall finally got the right tone that the other two Craig movies struggled to find, and the box office certainly supported it.

You can't deny that the retardation that the 007 franchise turned into had to be trimmed out. I find the later Brosnan flicks MUCH more painful to watch than even the most excessive cheesefests of the Moore era. At least with those you get the impression that the cheese is intentional and tongue-in-cheek and everybody was having fun.

>>38994
Skyfall and the early Sean Connery ones i felt struck the best tone. It had spy stuff but most part it was still practical gadgetry that would assist instead of being a spectacle unto itself.

http://spinoff.comicbookresources.com/2013/09/30/breaking-bad-ends-10-great-series-finales/

http://www.today.com/news/author-tom-clancy-dies-66-8C11319715

>Rush put out the remaster of Vapor Trails yesterday

Buh-whah? Last I checked there wasn't any news on that for years and I assumed it was vaporware.

>>38994
Honestly I've not seen a Bond movie I've absolutely hated.

So Gravity was nice. Nothing like a good space disaster to squash any aspiring astronaut's dreams.

Well Dredd certainly lived up to the fucking hype, holy shit.

>>39059
Oh yes.

Finally caught up on Aquabats. I love this fucking show so much.

So I watched 84 episodes of community in less than a week.
That was cool.
Cool, cool, cool.

I just want to mention this show and how much I enjoyed it. It has some great actors. I hope it gets another season.

I watched House of Cards (Netflix Original Version) over the last few weeks. And...it stank. It was polished and had big-name talent but lousy writing, and the only worthwhile character was killed off for cheap drama midway through.

>>39076
*complicated high-five/chest thump*

>can't download 1080p off Tube anymore

such crap.

>>39151

You can't download 480p, either.

And if you disable DASH playback via userscripts or whatever, you can't even access 480p and 1080p playback options.

YouTube can suck my balls.

After watching this I no longer question why Silent Hill 2 was based on this movie.

>>39152
looking around it seems they change part of their code so the program I use I'm going to have to wait for an update or use a command line program.

>>39157

I think it has to do with DASH playback. I use a script called YouTube Center to disable it (which disables 480p and 1080p playback), and its FAQ page says the following about it:

>Dash Playback is a method on how a video should be buffered. If Dash Playback is enabled it will buffer the video in blocks. That means that every time you seek in the video it will have to rebuffer that block and it will not buffer the next block if you're not at the very end of the current block. If Dash Playback is turned off YouTube will load normally where you can pause the video and it will buffer to the end of the video and you can jump around in the video as much as you like.

So I’d assume that YT has switched over to full DASH playback for 480p and 1080p, which might explain why those formats no longer have download links via all the popular download services/scripts/extensions.

>Big Bang Theory Girls Thor's Hammer argument.

Wow, guess they stopped by /co/ at some point for that bit. Only part that I've seen that actually felt kinda real as far as the show talking comics goes.

i finally caved and got netflix
suggest netflix movies to me
tv series are ok too but honestly im kinda backed up on those

Watched "Ted" on the bus back from New York.

I didn't expect a long form tribute to Flash Gordon. I guess I'll have to revise my theoretical future screenplay into a tribute to Zardod instead.

Jonathan Coulton's Re: Your Brains

Halloween is never over.

Oh god those fucking dumb parkour demons in Sleepy Hollow are the funniest.

>Comes screaming down a straight hallway doing parkour on the walls instead of running in a straight line to get on top of them before they react
>They fucking shoot them and just "WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT? Why was it doing Parkour?"

>Person of Interest season finale

Dem feels..all them feels, I jumped up at the ending. I fucking knew it was coming..I just hoped.


>>39260

That was a crazy good reveal on the Horseman IMO.

>>39262
Yeah I was pretty impressed, felt bad for Harold oddly enough, he told them putting him in there was a bad idea.

Happy 25th birthday/anniversary/whatever to Mystery Science Theater 3000!

I still put my faith in Blast Hardcheese.

>>39282
MST3K 0909 Gorgo

keep trading those tapes. Kept this show alive it did.

"I am simply the 6 millionth plus one."

Holy fuck Night Gallery, that is a poignant line.

I am 100000000000% okay with Daisuke Serizawa Brian Cranston.

MST3K Turkey Day Marathon 2013

WE'VE GOT MOVIE SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGN

>>39304
Must say that was enjoyable. Seeing Joel again after all these long years and reliving those Turkey Days past.

RIP Paul Walker.

>>39315
2 rest 2 peace