No.27648
>>27641You took this from the Avatar thread didn't you and ya didn't link the based 8 trips ? Shame on ya!
>>2888 No.27649
>>27640You do realize that the CIA has its traitors too yes? Ames ring a bell?
No.27695
>>18674> That's not what it was at all. Imagine you have a girlfriend or wife, who promises loyalty as you do your duty to her and the people of the sea, then you come back after waiting and working so long to find her gone, abandoning you and your sacrifice and betraying your love and efforts. Are you supposed to just accept it lying down like a dog? Or does this only matter if its the man who betrays the woman? So you just
>Point out that Davy Jones got cucked<Continue arguing he wasn’t a cuck No.27703
>>27695How is it cuckoldry if there's no BVLL doing the cucking? Otherwise it's just your gf leaving you.
No.27718
>>27695>Point out that Davy Jones got cucked Cuckoldry: the practice of making cuckolds; SEXUAL conquests of married women.
Cuckold: A man whose wife is SEXUALLY unfaithful, often regarded as an object of derision.
Calypso was not sexually unfaithful, she reneged on their agreement by not standing by him as he had stood by her. This is not cuckoldry.
No.27726
>>27648i actually had this image saved from another site and didn't know it was also posted in the avatar thread lol
No.27737
>>27726You save files as ClipboardImage ?
No.27738
>>27737no but I paste them instead of uploading them
No.27748
>>22882He got all those monks in Coruscant.
Would have made Mao proud
No.27754
>>27744Is A Clockwork Orange good? I've only seen Dr Strangelove.
No.27755
>>27754Yeah, it's a very un-subtle counterargument against the book, which was saying some people are just bad. In the movie it's made crystal clear the delinquent kids are at the mercy of adults who get off on mistreating them and blaming the victim.
Alex's teacher literally molests him as he delivers lines from the book about how the kid is a degenerate who won't amount to anything. No.27776
>>27753because instead of browsing my images as thumbnails, I often browse through an image viewer, and then right click copy it when I find the one I'm looking for
No.29724
>>29722 Yeah I enjoyed reading the RPG, but I don't have time to play them. It's much more interesting and aesthetically fitting compared to the more recent vidya like Fireteam.
No.31894
>>27639 The Superhero genre, the moment it becomes large-scale, immediately hits a barrier of Supers being the reinforcement, the policing force of the status quo. Either that, or you get a Saturday Cartoon villain that's evil for the giggles or generic reasons, and that can't fly for an attempt at more 'mature' stories (this forgetting the fact that by nature of superheroism being an escapist fantasy, realism is often impossible).
No.31974
probably the bioshock infinite revolutionaries
No.31975
>>27744Joker is the only one I kind of find in a grey area. He does come across as weirdly sympathetic to me despite not identifying with him personally.
No.31976
>>6555I better see Megatron when I open this thread, seriously, the man was pretty based.
No.33204
>>14718 Except Captain America is a super-soldier, h has the physical capability & the tactical skill to use a fairly limited piece of gear in inventive ways (using it as a bludgeon, blocking insane attacks like Mjolnir & using it as a reflector for lasers, not to mention an ad-hoc sled etc.) A gun is a gun, unless its is utilized by a similarly strong character, it's not going to make a big difference from the mass of arms already out there. A more powerful gun is not a big deal because the importance is the person using it.
No.33793
>>27639superhero movies are moralist fables, turns out moralists only want to change the appearance of things, not how they actually are
No.34898
>>31976See
>>13193>>31978 Oh, huh. I wonder if /pol/ noticed and had a field day over this in "muh jooz" circlejerking.
No.35926
>>6555>Dindu Nuffin What are those, do they taste good?
No.35927
>>34898>I wonder if /pol/ noticed and had a field day over this in "muh jooz" circlejerking. 2 months later and I can confirm that yes, 4chan took the mickey out of Bowser destroying the Jewish Penguins.
No.35930
>>33793I wish they'd get Zack Snyder to do a shot for shot remake of Miracle Man where he personally kills a bunch of Nazis and then personally tells Margaret Thatcher to shut the fuck up because it's Full Communism Time.
No.35946
>>35930>>35930>a shot for shot remake of Miracle ManThe Chinese could do it. Big Chinese movies are now god tier for technical capabilities.
No.36065
>>33792Why does mythology generally portray humans attaining fire and such as some kind of theft against the gods done through trickery?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theft_of_fireIt seems obvious that these stories have a common origin, but where does the idea come from that fire was stolen specifically or that humans having fire is against the natural order?
No.36067
>>36065In part I'm guessing because the first fires would have been a result of natural occurrences, lightning strikes, heat-based wildfires etc. Then when humans learned to created fire through accident or effort, it was essentially a power of nature taken under control creatively by the hands of man, so now mankind could create what was previously jurisdiction of the gods.
Secondly the idea of stealing it from the gods also comes from the the narrative of intelligence and creative thinking overcoming even divinity and nature - thus the weak, mortal humans, taking from the immortal, all-powerful gods.
No.36325
>>8871anime christopher dorner?
No.36357
>>36065cooking food with fire was literally one of the first technologies, possibly
the first so the entire human species has it as a collective myth that
>>36067>the first fires would have been a result of natural occurrences, lightning strikes, heat-based wildfires etc. Then when humans learned to created fire through accident or effort, it was essentially a power of nature taken under control creatively by the hands of man, so now mankind could create what was previously jurisdiction of the gods. No.36376
>>27639I often think about how the first Superman comic involved him arresting a war lobbyist and torturing him. It was like they couldn’t deal with Superman dealing with real problems at home so they needed him to fight aliens, both literally and figuratively, instead. The first couple years of his comic history had a working class slant.
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