Anonymous
7/20/2025, 12:38:24 AM No.212902050
>Fine, Dogmeat! And stop calling me Albert!
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Films you hope stay hidden forever - /tv/ (#212902050) [Archived: 363 hours ago]
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 12:40:36 AM No.212902111
Amadeus.
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 12:46:01 AM No.212902289
>>212902050 (OP)
>use AI to generate a jpg-laced screenshot from a fictional 198X movie and invent a quote to go alongside it
damn im feel lazy right now, but that could be a fun thread
>use AI to generate a jpg-laced screenshot from a fictional 198X movie and invent a quote to go alongside it
damn im feel lazy right now, but that could be a fun thread
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Anonymous
7/20/2025, 12:48:30 AM No.212902372
>>212902289
Like I said, I hope this stays hidden from faggots like you forever
Like I said, I hope this stays hidden from faggots like you forever
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 1:05:17 AM No.212902890
>>212902050 (OP)
This movie was quite good, but I got filtered by the final act
This movie was quite good, but I got filtered by the final act
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Anonymous
7/20/2025, 1:08:02 AM No.212902980
Quiz Show (1994)
Anonymous
7/20/2025, 1:09:42 AM No.212903035
>>212902890
The last act was always going to be a tough one. In the book and Richard Cobern's illustrated novel, Topika is supposed to be virtually identical to the pre-war 60s American suburb you'd expect but with every ounce of life and freedom taken out of it. I commend L.Q Jones for taking another direction and making Topika downright bizarre and almost inexplicable instead. Still a weird tonal shift but it manages.
The last act was always going to be a tough one. In the book and Richard Cobern's illustrated novel, Topika is supposed to be virtually identical to the pre-war 60s American suburb you'd expect but with every ounce of life and freedom taken out of it. I commend L.Q Jones for taking another direction and making Topika downright bizarre and almost inexplicable instead. Still a weird tonal shift but it manages.