uncle phil goin in on will's father

[JMurder]

man, you have to realize how stupid of an argument that is, don't you? there's a higher chance that people who agree with the thread topic are going to come in the thread and co-sign it, so by saying you and the other six people that came in agree doesn't really mean shyt. it's like taking a poll somewhere where there's going to be a biased opinion, or phrasing a poll in a certain way, then you use the data collected but you don't even realize it's skewed data. and, considering the fact that the scene isn't complete garbage, people aren't going to come in here in throngs and straight up bash the scene either (i didn't even bash it, i just said it wasn't as good as you're making it out to be).

what i find more disturbing is you'd rather insult me and my opinion instead of giving some sort of convincing argument as to why you feel the scene is really that good. that alone tells me you're working and posting off of pure emotion without much (if any) evidence. there's nothing wrong with emotion but get some evidence behind that otherwise it's pointless bickering...

I'm not even reading your whole post just based off the idiocy of your first few sentences. The thread topic just says "uncle phil goin in on will's father." No opinions in either spectrum of negativity or positivity are displayed there. But the overwhelming opinion from everyone on the topic is that "it's a great scene" and that it tugs on emotions every time you watch it. You are one of maybe two posters in here that don't feel that way in this thread, and the only one who actually said that the acting was bad. You are the minority, but your argument was that most people who have their dad's would agree with you. You were wrong.

So basically, I have to look at you as one of those s that this guy mentions:

This is just one of those things where you never imagine you'll ever see anybody hating on it.

But then there's the internets where dudes would the cure for aids.

I award you and may god have mercy on your soul phourtay

 

[itsyoung!!]

those people addressed me first, not the opposite way around, so take that into consideration before you try to write me off as some person who just goes around arguing. who the fukk are you by the way?

Who the fukk am I? who the fukk are YOU? Asking who someone is on a message board with thousands of people on it

you aint special, and ya posting is suspect

 

[Jackson LeRoy Briggs]

Say what you want about Will, but Ben Vereen played the deadbeat dad to a hilt. Came off like a real conflicted, flustered scumbag.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

GOAT scene, i watch it every couple years.

Phourtay is one of my fav posts but Imma have to skip his posts. I honestly think that scene was a defining moment in my childhood.

 

[seanjohn21276]

Everytime I see that episode and Will asks why his father doesn't want him, I have these faces

 

[Tryna Makit]

Just ignore phourtay (is that a guy or girl poster?? Cant tell sometimes..)

He/she just saya the opposite of what everyone talking about. Check its posting history.. Its all just long ass essay written arguments over nothing.

Noticed this back on when dude was trying to beef with Skeetsinternal. Or should I say shorty? if it is a guy its def a emo one

 

[avon barksdale]

Ben Vereen always that dad...anybody remember he gave Webster up to them cac

 

[HookersandIceCream]

Will could have shown Uncle Phill the ultimate respect by flipping this situation. If, upon Phill trying to comfort him he stated he was fine he already had Phill as an example and father figure. That shyt would have been

Woulda been too happy of an ending

It ended perfectly

 

[kevin arnold]

shyt was tough

 

[Pool_Shark]

The part I remember most is when they zoom out starting from that little brown statue. As a kid I didn't know what that last shot meant but now I look back at it like damn, that statue was a gift from his dad. It was of a dad holding his son. Now it means nothing and what the statue represented was worthless at that point.

Fresh Prince is underrated when it comes to those moments. Carlton had some really goods ones too.

 

[kash10003]

this and the carlton carrying a glock scene was the saddest

 

[KushSkywalker]

If you know your pops

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Will was such a great actor at an early age. He could pull off comedy AND drama like it was nothing and later added action to his repetoire among other things. The guy is so fukking talented it's scary.

Do I have to say it? Black excellence.

 

[lamont614]

I'm not even reading your whole post just based off the idiocy of your first few sentences. The thread topic just says "uncle phil goin in on will's father." No opinions in either spectrum of negativity or positivity are displayed there. But the overwhelming opinion from everyone on the topic is that "it's a great scene" and that it tugs on emotions every time you watch it. You are one of maybe two posters in here that don't feel that way in this thread, and the only one who actually said that the acting was bad. You are the minority, but your argument was that most people who have their dad's would agree with you. You were wrong.

So basically, I have to look at you as one of those s that this guy mentions:



I award you and may god have mercy on your soul phourtay

I know my dad don't know why that matters but dope scene will kilt it

 

[smoove157]

The part I remember most is when they zoom out starting from that little brown statue. As a kid I didn't know what that last shot meant but now I look back at it like damn, that statue was a gift from his dad. It was of a dad holding his son. Now it means nothing and what the statue represented was worthless at that point.

Fresh Prince is underrated when it comes to those moments. Carlton had some really goods ones too.

yea man, especially when they got pulled over in henry firth's whip on the way to palm springs. carlton really thought them racist cops was just doing their job. he aint know no better.

this and the carlton carrying a glock scene was the saddest

i think it was some kind of revolver, but yea, carlton with the gun after will got shot was another one.