I just watched one of the most awfulest, trope-riddled, movies ever, on Netflix. "Game Over, Man." I kept watching because I somehow kept thinking: nothing could be this bad on purpose. I thought: any minute it will turn a corner and there will be a payoff for all the stupidness. But no. And at a certain point I had to watch the rest because I was invested. I will never get this evening back. Why, Netflix, Why?
Do not subject yourself to this movie. It is too late for me. Save yourselves.
I just noticed something about this picture: In the front row, the women's feet are all crossed at the ankle, left foot behind, right in front, and the men in the front row are have their feet squarely planted, even with their shoulders and everyone has their hands folded together in their laps except the middle guy.
The damage this stupid man is doing by sending this message out to young people.
The damage this stupid man is doing to the Republican party when all the young people turn 18 and vote in 2020.
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I just watched one of the most awfulest, trope-riddled, movies ever, on Netflix. "Game Over, Man." I kept watching because I somehow kept thinking: nothing could be this bad on purpose. I thought: any minute it will turn a corner and there will be a payoff for all the stupidness. But no. And at a certain point I had to watch the rest because I was invested. I will never get this evening back. Why, Netflix, Why?
Do not subject yourself to this movie. It is too late for me. Save yourselves.
I actually thought: Future MST3K
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I just noticed something about this picture: In the front row, the women's feet are all crossed at the ankle, left foot behind, right in front, and the men in the front row are have their feet squarely planted, even with their shoulders and everyone has their hands folded together in their laps except the middle guy.
Creepy.