Sign into an existing account

Based on the earlier book MASH, it includes several things not permissible in movies today. One black character was called "Spearchucker Jones". The guy who thought he was becoming gay (called himself a 'fairy') decided to commit suicide and was given a sleeping pill instead of poison by the doctors, then was 'cured' of being gay in his sleep by the assistance of a frisky nurse.

Just try stunts like that in today's America. Can't be done.

Poll closes in 24 hours

Fight Club writer is a self admitted faggot. He admitted that the movie is better. In his book, the protagonist was doing crazy stuff just for the hell of it. Like all mentally sick faggots do. The movie, directed by a White, straight male, tells a story about rebellion against the ZOG.

I’m not the biggest action movie fan, but I saw this movie for the first time last weekend and was completely blown away by how cool it was. To think it came out in 1981 is absolutely insane. The special effects looked about a million times better than any of the lame CGI that perpetuates movies of today. Mel looked insanely handsome and knowing how much he hates jews made the movie more enjoyable. I was bummed out when his dog got killed, but seeing the faggot adversaries in assless chaps die in the most violent ways at the end made up for it (even though I was watching through my fingers covering my eyes at times lol). That little feral kid was pretty cool too. I give this movie an enthusiastic 4 out of 4 stars.

I enjoy it because I get to look at old NYC and the old cars, furnishings, stores, clothes, etc. from that time period, but it’s a cheesy movie. “I Spit On Your Grave” is much better.

Two things pissing me off about this movie are how the mute bitch who is scared of her own shadow is all of a sudden an expert markswoman who never misses a shot and the stupid Halloween party with live music and an extended sax solo where there is no saxophone and they keep cutting to a guy playing a trumpet.

https://pic8.co/sh/vk7Suw.png
Think they were too optimistic. Maybe we'll be unplugged like a rapture into a crimeless paradise

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qbhKVxPEzs

Man Of The Year, about election fraud and its repercussions. Very much relative to modern presidential elections.

Sasquatch Sunset

"Hilarious and dementedly poignant" ~ Indie Wire

@Master_Foo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPmKaz3Quzo

First threatrical release was on Christmas Eve, 1896, at the Theatre Robert Houdin, 8 boulevard des Italiens, Paris.

Georges Méliès was considered the "father of special effects".

Now imagine an audience unused to visual effects (During a train scene in silent film, in which the train appeared to be coming right at the audience, people were injured when everyone stampeded out of their seats for the edges of the theatre).

Not bad for 128 years old.