Re: Box office talk!
Posted: Mon November 18, 2024 9:59 pm
He was so good in Pain and Gain
I mean, you're definitely neuro spicy. Please refer to Mickey's breakdown of RM's big 'tistic 5.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Denying his charisma on screen is just foolish, doing so is the contrarian take. Most of the world outside the Gen X RM bubble does not share a lot of the opinions you seem to think are just understood as correct, which is ironic considering how much you like to throw around neurodivergence as an insult to people who disagree with youEllo Sailor wrote:Hold up, you need to be properly informed in order to think The Rock is "good"?LoathedVermin72 wrote:right, it's pretending uninformed milquetoast opinions about movies are objectively correctEllo Sailor wrote:You right. My element is not "pretending shitty things are good for attention".LoathedVermin72 wrote:Donny, you're out of your element!Ello Sailor wrote:Lmao. Get a load of this guy.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The Rock is good. Too many bad projects lately but when he dials in (Pain & Gain, Fast Five), he's got juice.
You're trying too hard to be contrarian again. This is next level spectral adolescent behavior, even for you.
This coming from the constantly rude/hostile guy who demonstrates no understanding of basic social etiquette when conversing with others?Ello Sailor wrote:I mean, you're definitely neuro spicy. Please refer to Mickey's breakdown of RM's big 'tistic 5.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Denying his charisma on screen is just foolish, doing so is the contrarian take. Most of the world outside the Gen X RM bubble does not share a lot of the opinions you seem to think are just understood as correct, which is ironic considering how much you like to throw around neurodivergence as an insult to people who disagree with youEllo Sailor wrote:Hold up, you need to be properly informed in order to think The Rock is "good"?LoathedVermin72 wrote:right, it's pretending uninformed milquetoast opinions about movies are objectively correctEllo Sailor wrote:You right. My element is not "pretending shitty things are good for attention".LoathedVermin72 wrote:Donny, you're out of your element!Ello Sailor wrote:Lmao. Get a load of this guy.LoathedVermin72 wrote:The Rock is good. Too many bad projects lately but when he dials in (Pain & Gain, Fast Five), he's got juice.
You're trying too hard to be contrarian again. This is next level spectral adolescent behavior, even for you.
Also, that's not irony.
Also, you're still trying too hard.
And yes, finally, please give yourself an uppercut.
You do the same while dismissing the opinions of others! Now quit being a hypocritical little bitch.LoathedVermin72 wrote:This coming from the constantly rude/hostile guy who demonstrates no understanding of basic social etiquette when conversing with others?
I'm just saying you might want to think about whether coming off one shade short of Jammer is really how you want to present yourselfEllo Sailor wrote:You do the same while dismissing the opinions of others! Now quit being a hypocritical little bitch.LoathedVermin72 wrote:This coming from the constantly rude/hostile guy who demonstrates no understanding of basic social etiquette when conversing with others?
Is there talk of that?bart wrote:Would be a bummer if he turned out to have been involved in the McMahon stuff
No I don’t think so, just his popularity in WWE seems to have overlapped with some of the worst McMahon behavior.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Is there talk of that?bart wrote:Would be a bummer if he turned out to have been involved in the McMahon stuff
Hasn’t there been some buzz about him and P Diddy?bart wrote:No I don’t think so, just his popularity in WWE seems to have overlapped with some of the worst McMahon behavior.LoathedVermin72 wrote:Is there talk of that?bart wrote:Would be a bummer if he turned out to have been involved in the McMahon stuff
Nah bro, you don't understand. This take is uninformed and milquetoast.VinylGuy wrote:The Rock sucks hard.
Apparently this film stole $100 million.BurtReynolds wrote:Guess the Captain America Brave New World opening weekend.
Expectations: 70-80 million