Porcupine
I think the blanket on my lap has too many colors and they don't match. Also I really like fish sauce and I know that most people think that's crazy, but it's delicious on rice. If you ever have SE Asian food, the fish sauce for dipping or pooring on rice is so damn good. But I have high blood pressure and it's SUUUUPER high in sodium. So I should cut...

I like turtles
The movie had many aspects that were purple and green and on the other hand I like to eat Taco Bell more than KFC, but I wonder if that was natural preferences in taste or if it's because I was born into a State with many Mexicans so my taste buds adapted? Tough...

good movie
Awesome movie that is apparently accurate to the original anime/manga which was already multiculti. So for once, Hollywood doesn't have to change the source material to fit their """diversity""" quotas. And since they are cyborgs, the strong female sh*t doesn't really bug me like most Mary Sue stories do. It's just nerdy Japanese guys who like this stuff for aesthetic reasons, with no agenda....

go see it!
I just saw Battle Angel Alita. I think you guys might like it. There's nothing to hate about it in my opinion. There's just this message of multiculturalism (may have been in the manga) the lower trash city is just a big ass mixing pot of a bunch of cultures and languages. Black people are allowed to actually be bad and irredeemable in this movie too. One person gets blacked but the dude is...

RIP Franchise
Sorry, I have to give ratings for the movie even though I didn't watch it and don't plan to. But it's super POZ-ed so probably a safe bet. This was just an email exchange I had with my friend who was a die hard Star Wars fan until they ruined his childhood. Thought I'd share. Spoiler Alert! Me: Question, and spoiler alert. It's the end scene (last 10 seconds) of the new star wars...

its ok
good movie for the...

Didn't Finish It
I was on a plane and chose to give it a try because I remember laughing at "Step Brothers." Within the first 5 minutes I realized it was gonna' be trash, but decided to wait a bit. I got through about 30 minutes before I gave up. Definite flop and the same chemistry between the two actors wasn't as apparent. Also, the final straw that made me quit was when they started making jokes about women...

Feel good movie
No agenda. Pretty low budget documentary but good narrative and philsophy. Acting in the beginning is a bit cringe, and the director comes off as a beta f****t hipster trying to shoe-horn himself into the doc. But by the end you like the guy and enjoy the effort he put into this all. Good for him, and I hope he keeps making projects. For sure pay if you can to support him and his agenda-less...

Muhdude
I had never seen this "classic" but finally got around to it. Didn't live up to the hype. Also, I remember liking Rodney Dangerfield, but now that I'm woke on the JQ he was just irritating. An obnoxious k**e throwing money around to subvert a nice community run by WASPs. There was no real message or plot, just random (chuckle level at max) jokes and obscenity. Lots of promiscuity and no character...

Pretty cool
It's worth supporting because they don't do shaky cam fight scenes. Other than that, there's not much to say. If you're familiar with the first 2 then expect the same...

Pretty good movie
Made white kids look goofy and like try hards, while the black kids were the hip cool ones. But didn't feel like an agenda was being pushed. More of just a reflection of what the 90's was for city kids. Could be perceived as a warning of what feminism and multiculturalism does to society. But not in a "Reefer Madness" hyperbolic way, but just in a realistic retelling of what many kids went...

solid flick
I don't really care about homosexuality. I just have started to dislike them ever since the tranny stuff and the push for brainwashing kids. But in general, I'm not opposed to homos and think Freddie is a perfect example of the outlier in society who provides a lot for the community. I know Hollywood may exaggerate their importance, like with "The Imitation Game" but the point still remains. And...