Americans are optimists and having an ending where the heroes die, unable to change their fate, is inherently hard for Americans to agree with. Most Americans will point at parts of the movie and try to find some way they would have done it differently, using the hind sight of knowing the outcome of some decisions, to avoid the Danish ending. It’s a deeply rooted cultural experience and why the people who put multiple millions and a few years into making a movie want to appeal to the audience they are making it for. The same effect can be seen with food - make the food the customers want, not the food that represents a culture few understand.

He should wither and die in prison.

Outside of a passing similarity to Pokemon, I wonder what the suit is about

My brother in Christ, werewolves existed for at least 150 years and shape shifting goes back hundreds more. A beast that becomes a person… What could that possibly be for? A person becoming a beast is easy and the not weird part of folk history that didn’t upset any kind of established morals. Violence is a part of life. Hot wolf dick that escapes into the night after making sweaty sheets? More difficult to keep as an oral tradition. Well, in stories at least.

Someone heard Trump and thought, “I bet that guy can carry a note.” That’s terrorism.

Have you seen the 2019 version? It’s a hard watch after seeing the del Toro versions.

This is a Rosetta stone for meme culture

They must be similar sizes.

JD Vance does what Peter Thiel tells him to do. And Peter Thiel is a fascist billionaire who ruined a company that outed him as gay. Thiel hates other people, especially women, which is why JD Vance says such weird things.

“ew, burger flipping?” Some elitism going on with this post.

This isn’t a list of random places - it’s literally the best places to work in the country. Have you ever known anyone who works at In-n-Out? I’ve known 3 and they all loved working there. They were treated like adults, not teenagers or kids. And they were compensated far better than any other food industry job a grad can get after graduating.

Work is work, give them some respect.

Phase 4, the ant movie? It was boring and awful when it tried to be serious.

Xtro is a gem that needs more attention.

OP doesn’t get it

Kirby has fought wizards that split space time to summon extra dimensional dragons. Which he ate. He is unfazed by anything because he has seen true cosmic horror that warps anything it touches and found it delicious.

The Multiverse Saga was too long. Hopefully they learn brevity of media with the Mutant Saga.

Give that werewolf vibe

I want to stop listening but Other Mother won’t let me

They are

Reagan is bad but have you heard of Richard Nixon or Andrew Johnson? Worst is a big title - one which Trump easily wins but for second place, there’s a few decent dickheads.

And tokens poured forth like mana from heaven, bringing games and tickets to the children, and there was bliss.

Music came down from on high and a band formed from unlikely friends. Their songs filled the room with pizza and loud children.

And in the middle of the malestrom, the music would start and together they cried out in terrible unison, “chucky. Chucky. CHUCKY.”

This list is upsetting. The top 13 are big budget movies from major studios (ET was nominated for 9 Oscars, which is about as opposed to cheese as possible) and some are comedies that are deliberately cheesy, like Spaceballs, Flash Gordon, and Weird Science.

Robocop is the original Verhoven dark comedy satire which means the author of the article doesn’t understand the movie as intended. Back to the Future is another actually good movie that was good on purpose and it seems disrespectful to be on the list for cheese. Same with Ghostbusters and Bill & Ted.

Again, this list is upsetting.