Dirk Gently was so fucking goddamn good.
I miss it.
Dirk Gently was so fucking goddamn good.
I miss it.
Maybe it was just luck that her pits are shaved. I mean her "super power" was basically just a Rube Goldeberg machine of happenstance going on around her.
Maybe she uses a sharpened clamshell. That's what I heard the Native Americans used to shave. It always sounded ridiculous to me. A sharpened clam shell?
how i feel watching an apocalyptic movie where all the men are clean shaven
Always bugged me how the grass wasn't overgrown in The Walking Dead. Who the hell is going around mowing lawns in the zombie apocalypse?!


The same thing that is lighting the candles in caves and hideouts in Doom and Skyrim. It’s their summer job
Oh damn! Great catch, those are definitely one of the details why I could never get into the show. My brain registered it subconsciously without verbalizing it, I just knew I didn't like it or it felt dumb for some reason.
It was just emo drama happen to be set in a zombie apocalypse setting that wasn't even believable.
Not as bad as the comic though. That one sucked so bad.
My biggest gripe is when they're not cleanly shaven, visibly dirty and rugged, and then their teeth are blinding white. Motherfucker even my own teeth don't fucking blind me and I wash my teeth.
they use whitening products to make thier teeth that white. i dint know people did this excessively to thier teeth. it actually damages your teeth in the end.
The Ghost and the Darkness, Val Kilmer. I enjoyed that movie a lot. But every time that handsome devil smiled it took me right out of 18th century Kenya and straight to 1996 LA TMZ.
They're always "styled dirty", so they look filthy but somehow perfect. It's like when the hero gets a cut, it's always this cool looking little streak across the cheekbone, or if it's on the body it's a perfect 10cm scar on the shoulder, or close by the pelvis so they can show off their abs. It takes me out of the suspension of disbelief, because I can't get lost in the acting if the acting is done by these perfect creatures that look NOTHING like they haven't slept, are underfed, paranoid, depressed, and on the brink.
Sure, that is harder to achieve, because good art is hard to achieve, and I just don't dig cheap art, what can I say.
There's this story that Mark Hammil tells about being on the set of Star Wars and he mentions to Harrison Ford that their hair should be wet, since it was just wet in the previous scene.
And Ford says something like, "This ain't that kind of movie, kid. If the audience is talking about our hair, something has already gone wrong."
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