I keep forgetting you are a dunce
My bad
Stay on other mans sack brehs
Denzel coming for that 3rd Oscar. (Roman J. Israel, Esq. Trailer)
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Stay on other mans sack brehs
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
Have gay fantasies breh
Have gay fantasies breh
You didn’t see the movie clearly. You have no purpose in this thread. You quoting me with some stupid try hard smilie out of everyone who didn’t like the movie. You tagging me. You clearly on my dikk. It’s scary
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
How do you know whether I saw the movie or not?You didn’t see the movie clearly. You have no purpose in this thread. You quoting me with some stupid try hard smilie out of everyone who didn’t like the movie. You tagging me. You clearly on my dikk. It’s scary
who are you to tell me what my purpose in a thread is? I quoted you with that smiley because your view on this movie and other political topics re those of a darker hue align. And lastly no one has a gun to your head to respondTo wish for a homoerotic scenario is a bit strange but to each his own
Your trash
On the reflection tip, I probably talked myself out of enjoying the flick because I was forced to see the shyt after a full thanksgiving meal
How do you know whether I saw the movie or not?
To wish for a homoerotic scenario is a bit strange but to each his own
You hadn’t seen it otherwise you would have responded to my OP with substance. No where in my OP did I mention racial views. My statement can apply to any movie regardless of subject so fail again. And third I don’t wish for anything fakkit don’t think I didn’t remember your closeted frustrated ways on SOHH Illmen. Not stop derailing this thread with your embarrassing attempts to have the last word sissy
Roman Brady
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assuming something and dressing it up as a fact doesn't make it true
I know your reading sux but I think I wrote your views on this movie (which you deem trash) and sociopolitical views to the black man's plight have been negative. So it's not a stretch to assume what that smiley implies
how would you know who I was if you didn't go raiding my info like the stalker you claim I am? I knew all that fakkit stuff just seemed weird. Now we know you were just projectingScust
assuming something and dressing it up as a fact doesn't make it true
I know your reading sux but I think I wrote your views on this movie (which you deem trash) and sociopolitical views to the black man's plight have been negative. So it's not a stretch to assume what that smiley implies
Scust
And here we go with the multiple quote breakdowns to appear smarter
The hilarious thing is all your points are literally contradictions idiot.You claim dressing something up doesn’t make it fact and then go right on to assume I have some negative viewpoint of the black man plight. What evidence do you have of that fool? Because once again no where in my OP do I give off that vibe because it could be applied to any film narrative. And wtf are you babbling about stalking profiles everyone knows who you are 
I honestly would have dreaded this a long time ago but making you look dumb on your failed troll attempts is always funny as fukk
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
how do multi quotes make one appear smarter?And here we go with the multiple quote breakdowns to appear smarter
you get confused easily so I thought I would do you a solid by laying it out for you. Don't be an ingrate.this is the sad aspect of these exchanges, when your illiteracy betrays you. Or perhaps you are just dumb but I have read your comments pertaining to Tyron Woodley real struggles and the epidemic of the killings of unarmed black men.I don't just pluck things out of my imagination to anchor my point like you do..
only someone who doesn't have a life would know who the alias of a poster (from a site that's been dead 4 years)is just by posts. But whatever yoAnd wtf are you babbling about stalking profiles everyone knows who you are
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how do multi quotes make one appear smarter?
this is the sad aspect of these exchanges, when your illiteracy betrays you. Or perhaps you are just dumb but I have read your comments pertaining to Tyron Woodley real struggles and the epidemic of the killings of unarmed black men.I don't just pluck things out of my imagination to anchor my point like you do.. only someone who doesn't have a life would know who the alias of a poster (from a site that's been dead 4 years)is just by posts. But whatever yo
I said Woolley was half trolling to get his name out there never dismissed his struggles nice try fakkit. And post a quote from me downplaying the killings of unarmed black men. Matter of fact ban bet it. And still NONE OF THIS MATTERS IN MY OP ON THIS MOVIE. And stop making it seem like someone is using detective work of your old name. Anyone who signed up from the first couple of days know who’s who. You are pathetic
this shieet looks pretty good 10 minutes in
I thought this was incredible and near brilliant even. Denzel turns in a masterful performance, and I have been impressed with him twice now, this year, between this and "Fences". I also loved the direction, which is no surprise, as "Nightcrawler" was Dan Gilroy's last movie, and his brother Tony Gilroy did 'Michael Clayton', which is one of the better movies of the last 10 years, easily. So, the director knows how to create and capture a real place, which he does, showcases DTLA , Santa Monica, in vivid, naturalistic ways.
The themes of inequality, desperation that haunt LA, are showcased from the gleaming towers of apex predator capitalists, straight out of Bonfire of The Vanities, to the cruel harshness of homeless and forgotten who inhabit the same few blocks. The oppressive weight of the justice system, esp. somewhere like LA is shown in the grim, terse, and legal speak of the prosectors. Gilroy also highlights the changing dynamics of activism, through one, lonely, brilliant, bitter, angry, compassionate, and human man, the title character. Colin Farrell turns in a brilliant performance too, a great casting choice, which makes the movie, and his character unpredictable.
The less fortunate of LA, the gangmembers, the homeless, the victims, the families are shown in human and touching ways, that go from sympathetic to unsettling raw, (as Johnson turns on Roman in the interview room, what a scene). Also, the movie spoke of the pleasures, corruption, and seduction of money, and the dual worlds we all inhabit. And yes, the movie has some flaws, mostly in the last few moments, the final scene with Roman is not worthy of the movie it was in. Very cliche and heavy handed, and for such a naturalistic style, that turn into the melodramatic was bad, but the lead up was near perfect, and the closing scenes hit a nice note.
I was captivated for the entire film, never knowing exactly where it was going, but wanting to watch every moment.
The themes of inequality, desperation that haunt LA, are showcased from the gleaming towers of apex predator capitalists, straight out of Bonfire of The Vanities, to the cruel harshness of homeless and forgotten who inhabit the same few blocks. The oppressive weight of the justice system, esp. somewhere like LA is shown in the grim, terse, and legal speak of the prosectors. Gilroy also highlights the changing dynamics of activism, through one, lonely, brilliant, bitter, angry, compassionate, and human man, the title character. Colin Farrell turns in a brilliant performance too, a great casting choice, which makes the movie, and his character unpredictable.
The less fortunate of LA, the gangmembers, the homeless, the victims, the families are shown in human and touching ways, that go from sympathetic to unsettling raw, (as Johnson turns on Roman in the interview room, what a scene). Also, the movie spoke of the pleasures, corruption, and seduction of money, and the dual worlds we all inhabit. And yes, the movie has some flaws, mostly in the last few moments, the final scene with Roman is not worthy of the movie it was in. Very cliche and heavy handed, and for such a naturalistic style, that turn into the melodramatic was bad, but the lead up was near perfect, and the closing scenes hit a nice note.
I was captivated for the entire film, never knowing exactly where it was going, but wanting to watch every moment.
sinistersouth
Banned
loved it. one of the better movies i've seen lately. top 3 Denzel performance/movie. Truly heartbreaking scene when that feral animal mugged him . some of you are pretty vague with your complaints 
. some of you are pretty vague with your complaints 
