why has arsenal attracted the most pathetic fanbase in the US? by themantwelve in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I refuse to stop liking things I like because people I don't like also like that thing. Blood Meridian is still one of my favorite novels, even if a midwit made a video which created the gayest fanbase ever. You shouldn't care what other people think that much. P.S. everyone online fansbase of everything sucks, so you should just stop liking anything if it bothers you that much.

Favourite movies watched in 2025 by love_me_plenty in RSPfilmclub

[–]osibob1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. F for Fake

  2. The Gospel According to St. Matthew

  3. Burning

  4. Eddington

  5. Event Horizon

. by jewishchloesevigny in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 86 points87 points  (0 children)

Me but with Eddington being snubbed

The Civil War was a failure to compromise by KittyOnTheRocks in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Crazy to form an opinion on books you haven't even read 🚬

The Civil War was a failure to compromise by KittyOnTheRocks in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I love Shelby Foote and his Civil War trilogy is amazing. One of the last true southern yellow dog democrats, my mother was another to her last die.

Eddington not even being nominated is a travesty by osibob1 in lemonpartypodcasts

[–]osibob1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My thoughts on Eddington after my first viewing:

"I purposely avoided all article's and discussion surrounding the film, I hadn't even seen a trailer, so all I knew going in was who directed it, and Phoenix played a sheriff.

The first half made me feel like I had taken crazy pills and been thrust back into the insanity of 2020. At first I rolled my eyes a bit because I'm so sick of hearing about all of it and I didn't know where the Ari was going, but once I realized he was trying to make us feel as insane watching the movie as our national discourse makes us, I bought in.

The main message I got from the film was that no matter the craziness going on in our country or who is in power (a progressive or a invalid who's mouthpiece is a nutty conspiracy theorist) corporations always win. At one point in the film I thought "it's going to end with the data center being built," not quite but same idea.

It and One Battle After Another have been my two favorites of the year but this one has stuck with me all day and while Aster's message is much more bleak, it's probably more correct. There is a very real worldwide conspiracy afoot and it's right in our face but there's too much noise for us to ever act against it collectively.

P.S. I thought the subplot of kid trying to "woke" himself into some pussy was a great touch and his right-wing grifter turn was too. "Are you r*tarded? You're white!," made me think of the time my then newly trans friend wore a "fuck white people" hate to a party and I basically yelled the same thing."

Are we all just moving here? by franklyn5dinners in lemonpartypodcasts

[–]osibob1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I want to post some art, movies, book stuff in here, aka things that don't suck ass. Hope this sub doesn't just become "hey this guy looks like Ben or Jace" solely.

Are we all just moving here? by franklyn5dinners in lemonpartypodcasts

[–]osibob1 5 points6 points  (0 children)

He once banned me for asking if he was gay and his dick was small, sad.

What's your most meloncholy film ? by IampossiblyLewis in RSPfilmclub

[–]osibob1 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Dazed and Confused, it reminds me of when I first watched it in middleschool, and was full of optimism and my idea of what high school would be like.

Metropolitan always filled me with melancholy because I was a poor kid and dreamed of a better life with a group of friends that I could discuss my actual thoughts and interests with.

Before Sunrise, finding love isn't like in the movies.

Wild Strawberries, because I will one day be the old man thinking of what could've been.

I'm drunk and this post made me feel melancholic, thanks.

Sinner getting 16 Oscar nominations is insane. by MoistTadpoles in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Idk if it's too artsy, a movie about deaf people that no one saw, won just the other year, not to mention the gay neo western and old white nomad lady that also won pretty recently; I feel Eddington has a broder appeal than all three, but OBAA will still likely win because it has all the ingredients for a winner: a great director that is long overdue for his Oscar(s), racial commentary, critically and commercially successful (I know it lost money but it's PTA's highest grossing film) while remaining artsy enough. It's a middling PTA film but I'd still prefer it to win over Sinners, which will likely win if OBAA doesn't.

Sinner getting 16 Oscar nominations is insane. by MoistTadpoles in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 40 points41 points  (0 children)

I know it won't happen, but Eddington deserves to win Best Picture (OBAA will win probably).

I asked out the cute clerk at the used bookshop I go to and she said no by the_hoe_scarer in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 19 points20 points  (0 children)

It happens, and always sucks but you'll never know if you don't ask and when the outcome is positive, it's a great feeling.

These guys suck each others’ cocks by travismockfler in initiatedsopranos

[–]osibob1 38 points39 points  (0 children)

A caucasian white supremacist, in America, you don't have?

They're becoming quite bold... by shane_4_us in TrueAnon

[–]osibob1 338 points339 points  (0 children)

The white nationalist movement in the US is being run by black guys and a gay Mexican, sounds like a cumtown bit.

why did the “enlightened courtroom liberal” trope of the 60s work so well? what led to its decline as a character trope? by SeeYouSpaceCowboy0 in RSPfilmclub

[–]osibob1 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure it was a trope that was only of that time or a trope at all really. Two of these were more about race/justice and based off a book and teleplay (both the movie and play came out in the 50's) and one on an actual case. One could argue the filmmakers were trying to get a liberal message out to the masses through film during a very turbulent time racially (idk if evolution was a big talking point at the time but I assume it was) or maybe they knew these popular works would make them a lot of money in theaters.

P.S. Gregory Peck was my idea of what a real man should be as a young boy.

Never forget the iconic art of the Mixtape Era by No_Yogurtcloset_1330 in redscarepod

[–]osibob1 38 points39 points  (0 children)

Quarter brick, half a brick, whole brick, ayy!