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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
On August 19 2010 23:50 Catch]22 wrote: Srsly, Gaga and Katy Perry are good, but you cant love whats mainstream, right ? (Edit: the rest is shit tho', altho I can't say I have ever actually LISTENED to Bieber) What the hell is wrong with you? | ||
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nekuodah
England2409 Posts
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
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Chill
Calgary25991 Posts
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NrG.Bamboo
United States2756 Posts
Yeah how can you have not listened to Bieber? + Show Spoiler + I'm funny | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On August 20 2010 01:31 Chill wrote: Sometimes you realise that there isn't enough vomit in the world.What, have you watched Jersey Shore?!! | ||
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JohannesH
Finland1364 Posts
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phosphorylation
United States2935 Posts
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Tropics
United Kingdom1132 Posts
On August 20 2010 01:26 Hynda wrote: Watch the British! They know how to make proper television. Shows like Coupling (probably the best comedy show ever made), Peep Show, Jonathan Creek, Poirot and Sherlock Holmes with Jeremy Brett. I can not begin to explain how great that series is, Jeremy Brett puts on one of the best performances ever in any context. What's even sicker about the performance is that he is dying towards the end of the series and still puts on a flawless performance. you're literally on smack if you think uk tv is any good outside of a few shows sure, we might have a bunch of good comedies but there have been about 4 watchable dramas produced in the past decade in the uk. | ||
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FieryBalrog
United States1381 Posts
Movies: Inception There Will Be Blood TV: The Wire (everyone watch this, seriously) Mad Men Six Feet Under Music: too many bands to name Its not all Jerry Bruckheimer and Everybody Loves Raymond, just do some research, I mean this isn't even indie obscure shit, its pretty mainstream American TV in particular is pretty good, I have watched plenty of foreign (Indian, Korean, Chinese) TV and my god most of it is absolute balls awful | ||
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IndecisivePenguin
United States771 Posts
On August 19 2010 21:33 riptide wrote: + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://stagevu.com/img/thumbnail/vasckkyjatwibig.jpg) Try some British entertainment. Some of the best writing I've seen on TV in a while. I'm seconding this. One of my recent favorite shows. Although the first season is 3 episodes, each episode is about an hour and a half long. Well put-together show. | ||
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FieryBalrog
United States1381 Posts
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tree.hugger
Philadelphia, PA10406 Posts
Please let this be the new TL banner. Space Yurts. My god. | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On August 20 2010 02:43 FieryBalrog wrote: Uh, there is a lot of good stuff buried out there in "American Entertainment" Movies: Inception There Will Be Blood TV: The Wire (everyone watch this, seriously) Mad Men Six Feet Under Music: too many bands to name Its not all Jerry Bruckheimer and Everybody Loves Raymond, just do some research, I mean this isn't even indie obscure shit, its pretty mainstream American TV in particular is pretty good, I have watched plenty of foreign (Indian, Korean, Chinese) TV and my god most of it is absolute balls awful Inception was great if you cut out the last minute of the movie i.e the horrible ending. One thing I never got was why Mad Men never really took off, now I don't know how big it is in the US but outside of it, it's placed on obscure places on obscure times. It's a shame because it's actually one of the few decent series out of America at the moment. | ||
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Mortality
United States4790 Posts
And how many times do I have to see a book "brought to life" as a screenplay only for it to turn out that the director never read the book? :/ | ||
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Hynda
Sweden2226 Posts
On August 20 2010 03:05 Mortality wrote: The problem with American entertainment is that there seems to be a clear lack of talented script writers and an overabundance of directors who don't realize how much they suck, combined with a tendency of producers to engage in heavy executive meddling. And how many times do I have to see a book "brought to life" as a screenplay only for it to turn out that the director never read the book? :/ Sometimes it's the other way around, they read it way to much and everything they do is a tribute making it a mess. Read: Watchmen. | ||
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HwangjaeTerran
Finland5967 Posts
Hollywood hasn´t produced anything worth watching since the Governator retired from action films IMO. Also some british comedy is okay. Watch Black Books, it´s the best comedy series ever  | ||
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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mainerd
United States347 Posts
i wonder - if you gave a non-US studio/director hundreds of millions of dollars to make a film, where would all that money be spent anyway? isn't there really only one place to dump it, into special effects and/or famous actors, and at that point how different would it really be from american cinema? it would definitely be interesting to see different cultures takes on the big budget movie though. the only thing i can think of that is somewhat analogous is bollywood, which i don't really dig :D | ||
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