what the hell is this???
What the hell is this???
Kino
Try hard trash. Had a lot of potential though.
a movie with decent ambition but failed by bad direction and a low budget
ass
titties
Titus is an American dark comedy sitcom that debuted on Fox in 2000. The series was created by its star, Christopher Titus, Jack Kenny, and Brian Hargrove. The sitcom is based on Christopher's stand-up comedy act, more specifically his one-man show Norman Rockwell is Bleeding (which itself would be broadcast on television in 2004), which was based loosely upon his real-life family; lines from Norman Rockwell is Bleeding were spoken by Titus as commentary (see below). Titus plays an outwardly childish adult (based on himself), who owns a custom car shop. The show follows him and his dimwitted half-brother Dave, his girlfriend Erin with the "heart of gold", his goody-goody friend Tommy, and his arrogantly lewd, bigoted, heavy smoking & drinking, womanizing, divorced multiple times, father Ken "Papa" Titus
Sounds like a perfect adaptation of the play, then.
Something I would always see in the video store and think about. Also Private Benjamin.
Avatar live action?
Shakespeare. Too kino for 90% of Yea Forums to handle.
A ghost written hack.
I wonder if you could smuggle that into English class? Come on teacher, it's Shakespeare!
t. not american
anacronistic shite
you should see Richard III (1995)
im afraid i just blue myself
Stacy Keach kino
oh I see they tried to do the same, I fucking hate this, if you set it in a different time period to cheapen the clothes then change the fucking name at least
A mixed bag of outstanding and try hard fail. Given that 99% of cinema is not even trying fail, it's a cut above.
And his ghost writer was a woman I assume?
Pleb filter, surprised to see it poster here actually
Titus is a great adaptation. Only thing I found annoying was the depiction of the Goths wearing those winged helmets and carrying shotguns.
>"and then that shit got cancelled!"
Good movie with some great performances. There are three or four sequences that are undistilled try-hard artsy bullshit, but you can just laugh at them and enjoy the rest of the movie.
Sometimes you need to just appreciate a film that doubles down on its ambitious pretensions instead of condescending to the layman
It's okay if you didn't understand it, the language is difficult.
>anachronistic romans covered in blue paint
>TITUS
>formely CORIOLANUS
No, it was a rich aristocrat that was his friend, the argument is based on how uneducated he was. Fucking incel, stop thinking everything around you is a plan from evil feminists.
I can vaguely recall reading a parody of this (“Tight-ass” IIRC) in Cracked or Mad about 20 years ago without realizing what the show was. One panel had the dad breastfeeding them with beer bottles taped to his chest, and another had the protagonist cleaning his huge teeth with a toilet brush.
Xeik Spir was actually ASIAN and KAWAII according to the Japanese
Protip: a Google search for “tight-ass cracked” will not yield the results you seek.
is this about my boy pullo?
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I only finished it cus Jessica Lange was hot in it. Its dumb artfag shit though
I don't know a lot about the Roman empire's rules of succession, but the play already seemed to be anachronistic in the way the accession of Saturninus was depicted as requiring the senate's/people's vote.
BLUEFACE BABY
His father John was wealthy enough to send him to a good school, which he did. Shakespeare had a public school education steeped in classical literature from antiquity, which was not uncommon at the time. All his living contemporaries wrote eulogies to him and in every one they praise him as the best writer of the time. Why would Ben Johnston lie? He was a rival of Shakespeare, why would he praise him if there was even the faintest suspicion that he was a fraud? Fuck, just reading the plays it becomes very clear that they were all written by one person, the authors voice is consistent through 35+ plays. It's more likely you don't know a thing about what you are talking about, and you hate the idea of someone like Shakespeare being able to write such incredible prose that you can barley even understand. It makes brainlets seethe.
a stylistic film adaption of a play that largely remains a play at heart
What are the essential Shakespeare kino? (I thought Titus was decent, for visuals alone)
One of the better Shakespeare movie adaptations.
JRM gets naked in it