How do we stop Chris Pratt?

[BurtReynolds]

The siege of tolouse happened during the crusades, and napoleon was like 45 during the battle of tolouse

Siege of Toulon I meant. I dont speak French.

[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[bart]

actually I’d like to see Kevin James take this on

[BurtReynolds]

sigh...just call him I guess:

We need to be stopping Adam driver

[bart]

I would like to see a Frederick the Great movie where he is appropriately and flamingly gay

[spike]

It is silly to care about historical accuracy in movies anyway

One of the most amusing lectures of my college career was a medieval warfare course where the prof passionately tore apart most everything in Braveheart.

[Anders]

If you’re going to deviate from history in a movie, better make it big and all encompassing.

It’s more annoying if nearly everything in a movie is historically correct, and then they change one or two minor things, to be blatantly different. Like some guy had two sisters, but in the movie he had one brother and one sister, and everything else is the same as it was. Or he had three long relationships, but in the movie he only had two.

[tommy]

It is silly to care about historical accuracy in movies anyway

One of the most amusing lectures of my college career was a medieval warfare course where the prof passionately tore apart most everything in Braveheart.

This type of shit is what turned me off of Neil Degrease Tyson.

[Ms Harmless]

there's a load of reasons to get as close as you can to well-researched (even if you'll still make mistakes): I'd rather watch anything by Robert Eggers than Braveheart any day of the week

[bart]

Yeah braveheart is not good, regardless of historical accuracy/inaccuracy

[Anders]

I like Braveheart.

[Ms Harmless]

the Braveheart score kicked my ass when I was a kid, made me fall in love with Irish trad music (oops, yes it's Irish but no one will ever know!)

[Ms Harmless]

how do we stop Mel Gibson?

[Anders]

Do we have to?

[Farmer John]

I don't think I've ever disliked a Ridley Scott joint. Haven't seen Kingdom of Heaven though. I'm in no hurry, mostly due to Orlando Bloom's suckitude.

The theatrical cut sucks, but the director's cut is one of his best movies.

This seems to be a common take

Where can I guy like me find the director's cut? Whenever I look for it, all I can find is the theatrical version.

[epilogue]

Do we have to?

It would be best, yeah

[Anders]

Do we have to?

It would be best, yeah

I like having him around.

[tommy]

Do we have to?

It would be best, yeah

I like having him around.

He's not only a great actor and director, but a great person too.

[Anders]

Do we have to?

It would be best, yeah

I like having him around.

He's not only a great actor and director, but a great person too.

He’s a great actor and director. As a person he is certainly controversial, has been accused of anti-semitism (against Jews) several times. He’s apologized of course.

I’m sure in general, he’s a nice guy to be around.

[Jorge]

I dunno man. I like a bunch of Mel Gibson's work but he's a person I'd rather stay the fuck away from