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I'm happy to see my man. Sharlito STILL out here doing the damn thing.

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Is it a true depiction of Teddy ?

Doc Goblin said I'm happy to see my man. Sharlito STILL out here doing the damn thing. view image

No lie I only remember him from District 9 and that it's

nwking said No lie I only remember him from District 9 and that it's

Bro been in a fair number of sh*t.

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Doc Goblin said Bro been in a fair number of sh*t. view image

Hardcore Henry was dope.

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Nah..

Way to give em what they wanted..

Infamy.

6.Yrs said view image Nah.. Way to give em what they wanted.. Infamy.

An excerpt from a CUNY paper from 2019 titled Mass Shooting Films: Myths, Academic Knowledge, and Popular
Criminology

In We Need to Talk about Kevin (2011), the perpetrator (Kevin) gives a televised interview from prison following the massacre stating: Kevin: You wake up, and you watch TV. Get in your car, and you listen to the radio. And you go to your little job or your little school, but you are not going to hear about that on the 6:00 news. Why? Because nothing is really happening. Then you go home and you watch some more TV. Or maybe, if it’s a fun night, you go out and you watch a movie. I mean, it’s got so bad that half the time the people on TV, inside the TV – they’re watching TV. And what are all these people watching? People like me. I mean what are all you doing right now, but watching me? You don’t think they would have changed the channel by now if all I did was get an A in Geometry? Kevin’s monologue provides a particularly well suited cinematic example for illustrating the pursuit of media notoriety through mass murder. He suggests that even if he had been successful in other areas (i.e. by getting good grades), he would not have been able to garner the public and media attention he was seeking. In other words, he accurately recognizes that one of the few ways to ensure media fame is through sensationally violent actions against an unarmed public. The presentation of perpetrators in the media is also interpreted as an emphasis on the news media’s role in enabling fame-seeking behaviors.

i saw this flick and its filmed in a really annoying style.

its hard to sit through.

Detr0it said An excerpt from a CUNY paper from 2019 titled Mass Shooting Films: Myths, Academic Knowledge, and Popular Criminology

Exactly.

Am I the only one that think movies like these are disrespectful to the dead

Not a movie that should be out during this climate

Maybe its just me?

Doc Goblin said I'm happy to see my man. Sharlito STILL out here doing the damn thing. view image

Word, he was just in the second season of Russian Doll k*lling it as usual.

Doc Goblin said I'm happy to see my man. Sharlito STILL out here doing the damn thing. view image

For real man, homie did his thing in Hardcore Henry and Elysium. I liked all his sh*t to be honest.

White culture trash glorifying a serial k*ller what’s next columbine smfh y’all don’t got one person that done any good in the world

Doc Goblin said Bro been in a fair number of sh*t. view image

I had no idea there was a District 10 until right now. I fu*ked with the first one so will have to peep this.

dfro said I had no idea there was a District 10 until right now. I fu*ked with the first one so will have to peep this.

Whenever the day comes.