Ever have your shit pushed in?
Ever have your shit pushed in?
Christian Gray
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Ryder Taylor
This is one of those movies I thought was awesome as a kid, and told people was a good watch as I got older, and then randomly re-watched it recently.... and it isn't that good.
Embarrassing.
Luis White
2 pair!!!
Landon Davis
Every April 15th, amirite!?
Gabriel Sanchez
I get plenty of loooove from the homies.
Benjamin Barnes
We've all been there.
Jason Nelson
this is me with boondock saints. cringe worthy upon adult viewing.
Liam Brooks
People always told me to watch that and I always thought it looked like cringey shit and told them I'd never watch it. All these years later I know I made the right choice. Seriously though I was probably recommended this movie like 30 times
Logan Wood
I'm 21 years old and I've never been in a fight. I feel like I've missed out on a crucial part of manhood
Aaron Thompson
it's really good when you are 11.
Bentley Anderson
That's pretty much the platonic example
Xavier Clark
It's worth watching for Defoe who is fucking hilarious and unhinged.
Benjamin Flores
Yeah, same here. I thought it was so cool and adult and transgressive and realistic when I was a kid, but now...
Connor Harris
Getting in fights is for knuckleheads. Smart men get through life without having to use their fists.
Dominic Morales
IT WAS A FIREFIGHT
Xavier Young
V for Vendetta is the biggest cringe movie for me. Had my dad and all my friends watch it with me.
Kayden Torres
I've had my SHIT POOOSHHHED IIIINNNNNN!!!
Henry Jackson
The first 30 minutes is good, then it becomes a cartoon.
Isaiah Bell
Embarrassing cope
Andrew Morales
Only saw it first time last week. Thought it was alright but once Snoop Dogg and Dr Dre show up the immersion is lost
Parker Butler
Oh maaan, yes. Prime example. I didn’t think it was particularly awesome, but it hooked me. Just a few years later, it made me cringe so hard my heart compressed into a hockey puck.
Levi Thompson
Pathetic. Nice not getting into a scrap with your bros
Cooper Stewart
I dunno. I still get a kick out of the part where the cat gets blown up.
Jordan Sanders
Fucking plebs, it's the opposite. It holds up extremely well
Sebastian Jenkins
>T. Knuckleheads
Knuckleheads get married too. They do all sorts of silly shit.
Evan Butler
>boondock saints
thats actually a good movie and dafoe is king in it
Easton Perez
>tfw was the school paladin
Got in lots of fights. Especially gradeschool. By jr high/high school most of the kids learned not to be a dick to others when I was around. Sparred with my friends a lot and taught spergs how to throw proper punches. Good times.
Owen Wright
If you were smarter you could have used your words.
I did punch a kid once. He was too retarded for words to work.
Mason Sullivan
Sometimes a good scrap is needed to get your point across.
I don't know where you grew up but kids in my school didn't back down after a good talking to.
Wyatt Foster
I went to public school in LA for about 4 years. If I can get that far in fucking LA public as a skinny white boy, there is no excuse for anyone. The only time I decked a kid was this Armenian shit who had been riding me all year.
Nicholas Cruz
How do you think all my fights started?
>"Hey, stop being a dick."
>"Fuck you faggot" *takes a swing at me*
>then I take them out
Jacob James
I went to public schools in the bronx.
Kids didn't really listen to anything but hands where I went.
Benjamin Foster
I’ve got into a couple of small fights in my high school years. Almost got into several bar fights defending my friends and once stopping a guy that was choking his gf. The other guys always back down(I’m not a scary guy) in general people don’t want to fight but it’s good to be prepared. There are people out there that will fight for any reason and fight dirty and dangerously. It’s best to avoid but sometimes you gotta.
Landon Richardson
>>then I take them out
Wyatt Garcia
I still love this movie, but maybe because I always saw it as more of a romance than anything else. All of V's dialogue fits when you frame it in the context of a man who had been tortured and hunted by his own government, and Hugo Weaving slammed all over that part with his delivery.
Not as good as the source material, but most adaptations aren't.
Jason Rodriguez
>Kids didn't really listen to anything but hands where I went.
Austin Perry
lol
Zachary Garcia
Epic.
Ethan Fisher
I hated the Dr Seuss bit where he only uses V words. It was such a brainlet take on the character.
Caleb Morales
>t.soft ass zoomers
Brody Hill
>not being even higher IQ and manipulating the other kids to beat up the kids you hate
Asher Jenkins
you ever do crack like in training day?
Christian Sanchez
Had a coworker at an old job that pressed his copy into my hand begging me to watch it. He would quote that family prayer or whatever at random spergouts. I've been curious to watch the sequel out of morbid curiousity but haven't taken the plunge.
Leo Cruz
t. larping dyel
Jaxon Hill
>>t.soft ass zoomers
Jaxson Evans
yeah, same. Both the director and Ayer aren't worth shit.
Andrew Rogers
From a writing perspective I agree with you, reading that scene on paper makes you want to roll the script up and smack whoever wrote it, but I appreciated the skill with which it was delivered. I can't really recall as fiery a speech in a movie since youtube.com