Post: #51

(03-04-2017 06:16 AM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  ...
* I've noticed a lot of chicks seem to have Florence Nightingale type of fantasies when I'm banged up. I think it's known to the Female Typist set as Hurt / Comfort. Remember the scene with the leads in 'Raiders of The Lost Ark?' on the boat? A guy might be in great physical or emotional pain, but a woman's touch will make him forget all that.

I remember being in the cinema with a girl seeing the Heath Ledger Batman film, and when Aaron Eckhardt revealed that half his face was now burnt off, she commented to me that he was still 'Oddly sexy'.

Since isn't the weirdest sexual statement I've heard from a girl, it didn't really raise my eyebrow, but it might offer some encouragement to some of our Game Newbie guys.

I think they get off on the idea of a high value guy being in a position of weakness, but only of the temporary sort.

Break an arm and get covered in bruises and they love playing nurse.

Lose that arm completely along with half of your lung capacity and you'll find their shit cleared out of your medicine cabinet in short order.

Post: #52

(03-01-2017 01:09 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Simple - no movies past 1998 for children - show them entertainment from the 1920s to 1998. After the age of 10-12 then they can watch some stuff on their own. And no TV either at home - at least to them.

Why 1998 Zel? Is there some turning point in 1999 or is that just a rough estimate before movies on average had more SJW/progressive shite in them?

Post: #53

(03-04-2017 09:35 PM)uncledick Wrote:  

(03-01-2017 01:09 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Simple - no movies past 1998 for children - show them entertainment from the 1920s to 1998. After the age of 10-12 then they can watch some stuff on their own. And no TV either at home - at least to them.

Why 1998 Zel? Is there some turning point in 1999 or is that just a rough estimate before movies on average had more SJW/progressive shite in them?

Randomly picked date - the SJW feminism negativism overflow has actually become increasingly bad since roughly 2008. Exceptions exist of course but as a parent I would not let them watch anything wholesale - for example Frozen, Big 6, Tinkerbell, Brave - everything way too much propaganda.

I would let them learn Japanese and watch Japanese anime though, because while some of those are violent, they are mostly without much of the globalist propaganda.

Even a movie like Aladdin which I liked - it would not be made today in that form for a variety of reasons.

Post: #54

Finish her!

Post: #55

^
You mean...?
It's not a boy...

Post: #56

(03-02-2017 07:06 AM)CynicalContrarian Wrote:  "But wait, there's more!"



Yep, they're definitely having fun at Emma Watson's expense.
I had no idea Luke Evans of 'Dracula Untold' & The Hobbit Trilogy fame was in this rendition of Beauty & the Beast.
Yet one mere glance at that doll above & I knew it was Luke Evans.

Whereas the Watson doll is being compared to Justin Beiber...

That doll looks like an unflattering caricature of Emma Watson.

Post: #57

Honestly, wouldn't surprise me if to some extent the pushing of the "LGBT agenda". just like 3rd wave feminism is being in-part embraced by corporations who see the nuclear family as a threat to their profit margins, which is in part what inspired the 2nd wave 'career feminism' after WWII when corporations realized how much they could increase profits by encouraging women to enter the corporate workforce under the guise of independence.

From a greedy foreign shareholder's perspective who doesn't give a damn about America and its culture, the nuclear family and childbirth are really just a threat to their profits; hence encouraging educated men and women to embrace "independence" and child-free lifestyles, while subsidizing 'welfare' generations with taxpayer dollars (which many corporations escape paying entirely, while small businesses are taxed at higher rates) as breeding camps for future labor is the most effective route.

Post: #58

(03-02-2017 03:57 AM)Latinopan Wrote:  

(03-01-2017 01:32 PM)Kabal Wrote:  No one's slick as Gaston
No one's quick as Gaston
No one's dick's as incredibly thick as Gaston's!

Basic bitches and tumblrinas actually love Gaston. A cocky jacked jerk who wants to grab Belle by the pussy.

One of the most popular male Disney characters among young adult women.

Same thing with Johnny Bravo, many of these types of characters are portrayed as losers who can't never get women, but in real life they are the exact types of men women like to go after.

Well actually when a man seems like he's more obsessed with his own "beauty or swagger" than he is with women, this can end up being a turn-off even if he's otherwise fairly "masculine" like Gaston, sometimes it can be also indicative of homosexuality; thinking the "Vega" character from Street Fighter.

Compared to a more "strong and silent" type, such as most James Bonds, who are masculine and classy men, but don't come across as excessively vain or obsessed with their own looks or style.

I believe this is why jacked bodybuilders like Ronnie Coleman or Jay Cutler usually aren't as attractive to the average woman than more typical male fitness models.

Granted Gaston and even Johnny Bravo would still have an easier time scoring cheap pussy than pretty much any "male feminist" though.

Post: #59

(03-11-2017 02:12 PM)EDantes Wrote:  Honestly, wouldn't surprise me if to some extent the pushing of the "LGBT agenda". just like 3rd wave feminism is being in-part embraced by corporations who see the nuclear family as a threat to their profit margins, which is in part what inspired the 2nd wave 'career feminism' after WWII when corporations realized how much they could increase profits by encouraging women to enter the corporate workforce under the guise of independence.

From a greedy foreign shareholder's perspective who doesn't give a damn about America and its culture, the nuclear family and childbirth are really just a threat to their profits; hence encouraging educated men and women to embrace "independence" and child-free lifestyles, while subsidizing 'welfare' generations with taxpayer dollars (which many corporations escape paying entirely, while small businesses are taxed at higher rates) as breeding camps for future labor is the most effective route.

Actually companies make the most money long-term with massive families, a lot of children and very productive industrious men.

This is not about pure profits, but about their worldwide agendas.

Post: #60

You know I keep being creeped out by her Dead Eyes?

Watson just came out as a Furry.

Quote:While discussing Beauty and the Beast to the Yahoo! reporters, Emma made a rather shocking admission: she finds Aslan, the lion based on Jesus Christ from C.S.Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia Series, "hot." After making the monstrous reveal, Emma immediately wondered whether she should have shared that with the world, going on to state:

"Is that wrong? Is that OK? Probably not...No... It's not OK... It's not OK... I'm getting shaking heads."

Trying to make her attraction to fictional four legged creatures seem more legit, she followed her statement up with:

"It happens. Sometimes animals in films are hot. I don't know what to say. That's where we're at."

Having shared her physical attraction for the furrier creatures who roam the earth, it came as little surprise when Emma also confirmed that she found her co-star Dan Stevens hotter when he was in his beast costume rather than when he was in his natural human form.

Unable to hide her disappointment when he transformed back into a hairless human man, Emma told the interviewers that:

"There’s something a bit sad about when he transforms. You’re like a bit...oh...ok, you were quite nice before. He’s hot. The beast is hot."

I don't even want to think about what is going on at Disney, given how fucked up every child actor who comes out the other end of their system is, but I'm getting a clearer picture of what killed the light in her eyes.

#TagTheSponsor

Post: #61

(03-11-2017 02:18 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(03-11-2017 02:12 PM)EDantes Wrote:  Honestly, wouldn't surprise me if to some extent the pushing of the "LGBT agenda". just like 3rd wave feminism is being in-part embraced by corporations who see the nuclear family as a threat to their profit margins, which is in part what inspired the 2nd wave 'career feminism' after WWII when corporations realized how much they could increase profits by encouraging women to enter the corporate workforce under the guise of independence.

From a greedy foreign shareholder's perspective who doesn't give a damn about America and its culture, the nuclear family and childbirth are really just a threat to their profits; hence encouraging educated men and women to embrace "independence" and child-free lifestyles, while subsidizing 'welfare' generations with taxpayer dollars (which many corporations escape paying entirely, while small businesses are taxed at higher rates) as breeding camps for future labor is the most effective route.

Actually companies make the most money long-term with massive families, a lot of children and very productive industrious men.

This is not about pure profits, but about their worldwide agendas.

Actually think of it this way; today they have a system where men and women who are competent enough to have skills or college education are encouraged to sacrifice everything for their company and shun family and children.

While at the same time, they have welfare generations full of unemployed cows pumping out 5 bastards with 5 different fathers subsidized by the taxpayer to fill their need for cheap, unskilled labor.

This system seems to work better in the long run for them; whereas encouraging men and women of actual skills or education to settle down and have families would go against corporate interests in the long run, while I'm sure that warped ideology plays a role, usually there is also a more pragmatic, profit-motive behind most ideologies as well.

Post: #62

(03-11-2017 02:21 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  You know I keep being creeped out by her Dead Eyes?

Watson just came out as a Furry.

Quote:While discussing Beauty and the Beast to the Yahoo! reporters, Emma made a rather shocking admission: she finds Aslan, the lion based on Jesus Christ from C.S.Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia Series, "hot." After making the monstrous reveal, Emma immediately wondered whether she should have shared that with the world, going on to state:

"Is that wrong? Is that OK? Probably not...No... It's not OK... It's not OK... I'm getting shaking heads."

Trying to make her attraction to fictional four legged creatures seem more legit, she followed her statement up with:

"It happens. Sometimes animals in films are hot. I don't know what to say. That's where we're at."

Having shared her physical attraction for the furrier creatures who roam the earth, it came as little surprise when Emma also confirmed that she found her co-star Dan Stevens hotter when he was in his beast costume rather than when he was in his natural human form.

Unable to hide her disappointment when he transformed back into a hairless human man, Emma told the interviewers that:

"There’s something a bit sad about when he transforms. You’re like a bit...oh...ok, you were quite nice before. He’s hot. The beast is hot."

I don't even want to think about what is going on at Disney, given how fucked up every child actor who comes out the other end of their system is, but I'm getting a clearer picture of what killed the light in her eyes.

#TagTheSponsor

She made too much money too early on - also British movie stars don't have to suck 50 producer dicks to get anywhere.

I think that the beast persona is simply her desire for a masculine man who takes her hard in animalistic passion. She would loathe to fall in love with such a beast of a man since that man would be the farthest away from her feminist liberal egalitarian views.

This is not the first time that I heard women say that they love their men to be like beasts.

But on the other hand - who knows - maybe she had some dog-action for fun high on coke.

Post: #63

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/we...70m-986898

Its successful at the box office this week it took 170 million at the opening in the US, 350 million globally. So this gay shit is popular.

Post: #64

(03-19-2017 01:58 PM)kbell Wrote:  http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/we...70m-986898

Its successful at the box office this week it took 170 million at the opening in the US, 350 million globally. So this gay shit is popular.

When most of the purported-adults of a huge generational cohort are still-obsessed with the detritus of a 90's childhood they never matured out of, the result is hardly-surprising.

Post: #65

(03-19-2017 03:26 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  

(03-19-2017 01:58 PM)kbell Wrote:  http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/we...70m-986898

Its successful at the box office this week it took 170 million at the opening in the US, 350 million globally. So this gay shit is popular.

When most of the purported-adults of a huge generational cohort are still-obsessed with the detritus of a 90's childhood they never matured out of, the result is hardly-surprising.

Oh hell. A new crop of Boomers.

Post: #66

I mantain that millenials (of which I am unfortunately a part of,but then again it does give me perspective) are as bad as boomers in refusing to reproduce or accept they age for that matter

Post: #67

(03-11-2017 02:36 PM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

(03-11-2017 02:21 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  You know I keep being creeped out by her Dead Eyes?

Watson just came out as a Furry.

Quote:While discussing Beauty and the Beast to the Yahoo! reporters, Emma made a rather shocking admission: she finds Aslan, the lion based on Jesus Christ from C.S.Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia Series, "hot." After making the monstrous reveal, Emma immediately wondered whether she should have shared that with the world, going on to state:

"Is that wrong? Is that OK? Probably not...No... It's not OK... It's not OK... I'm getting shaking heads."

Trying to make her attraction to fictional four legged creatures seem more legit, she followed her statement up with:

"It happens. Sometimes animals in films are hot. I don't know what to say. That's where we're at."

Having shared her physical attraction for the furrier creatures who roam the earth, it came as little surprise when Emma also confirmed that she found her co-star Dan Stevens hotter when he was in his beast costume rather than when he was in his natural human form.

Unable to hide her disappointment when he transformed back into a hairless human man, Emma told the interviewers that:

"There’s something a bit sad about when he transforms. You’re like a bit...oh...ok, you were quite nice before. He’s hot. The beast is hot."

I don't even want to think about what is going on at Disney, given how fucked up every child actor who comes out the other end of their system is, but I'm getting a clearer picture of what killed the light in her eyes.

#TagTheSponsor

She made too much money too early on - also British movie stars don't have to suck 50 producer dicks to get anywhere.

I think that the beast persona is simply her desire for a masculine man who takes her hard in animalistic passion. She would loathe to fall in love with such a beast of a man since that man would be the farthest away from her feminist liberal egalitarian views.

This is not the first time that I heard women say that they love their men to be like beasts.

But on the other hand - who knows - maybe she had some dog-action for fun high on coke.

Plenty of women fuck their dogs and every year a few of them die from an allergic reaction to their sperm. Here's a recent one.

Just like how some grade school teacher would rather bang the 14 year old school bully than her co-worker betas, you do wonder if some women truly would rather bang an alpha dog than a human lapdog male.

Post: #68

^
That's also one of the laughable aspects of casting Jamie Dornan (?) as Christian Grey in the 50 Shades films.
The idea of a sex-fiend / domineering billionaire isn't the problem for most women.
The problem was, Jamie Dornan wasn't 'alpha' enough to portray the character properly in order to fulfill their fantasies.
The ladies all wanted the 'bad-boy' lead from Sons Of Anarchy instead.

Post: #69

< I am sure that the pick of the guy was also colored by Hollywood's desire to tone down "toxic masculinity".

Post: #70

Yeah, that shopkeeper in Frozen having the male "partner" and children in the sauna was so blatant, it's like they're not even trying to hide it anymore. The lesbian couple in Finding Dory, too.

If they actually do make Elsa a dyke in Frozen 2, I'm not going to be too surprised.

Post: #71

Beauty and the Beast was one of the Disney greats; it had a far deeper plot than any of the Marvel pablum coming out lately.

Gaston in particular was a bang-on rendition of failed masculinity. He's badass and alpha on the outside, but inside he's a coward. He's a big fish in a small pond, who doesn't want to leave the small pond. His best friend is an idiot - literally La Fou - because the only way he can feel manly is by surrounding himself with losers. The shallow women lust after him, but he wants what he can't have: Belle, who is arguably less hot than the women in question, and utterly uninterested in him. Even his body building can be seen as some sort of overcompensation, because deep inside he's a nasty little boy who resents the success of others.

The Beast is flawed, but he wears those flaws on his sleeve. He's an asshole and a prick, but he also has empathy, and tries not to give in to his worst nature. Gaston, meanwhile, denies that he has a dark side with his constant bragodoccio.

The Beast is a recovering Omega who becomes a Beta, while Gaston is a Gamma who's been blessed with good looks and genes - but he's still a Gamma nonetheless, even though few people notice. The only natural Alpha in the movie is Lumiere. Weird, ugly looking French guy who nonetheless bangs all the cute interns. Eh, maybe he's a Sigma, but this is starting to get autistic.

It's one of the few Disney movies I'd allow my kids to watch.

Post: #72

I like this russian version of the tale:

Post: #73

^
It must have been twenty years since the last time I saw that cartoon, thank you so much for bringing it up!

Post: #74

(03-20-2017 05:20 PM)El_Gostro Wrote:  I like this russian version of the tale:

There is a lot of things the Soviet Union got wrong, but animation and film were actually done very well, compared to the state of Russian cinema today.

Soviet cartoons had great non-trashy humor and promoted traditional values. My favorite was this one:

Post: #75

Molyneux knocks it out of the park with this one.

-Belle is portrayed as more perfect than Jesus
-Belle is praised for reading trashy romance novels
-Feminism, Patriarchy, nonsense
-Emma Watson it's an attention whore