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Draft is as positionless as the NBA these days
Oh I'm sorry, Did I Break Your Conversation........Well Allow Me A Movie Thread by S&T
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Sick lineup but Wu performing 8 Diagrams, hopefully it was just like 2 songs and the rest was the classics.
Yeah it was just a couple tracks. I've seen them (or variations of the grounp) about 10 times now and they don't do anything off it usually
Also what the **** is going on in here
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From the internet:
Source: https://looneytunes.fandom.com/wiki/Looney_Tunes_Comics
Looney Tunes was established as a series of comic books, starting in 1940. This was prior to any TV appearances or movie appearances, and firmly establishes Looney Tunes as comic book IP.
With this said, it's time for me to make my Comic film selection. As I said several times, I am dunking on this thread. As I havent said until now, the stretch to make this fit with all legal arguments in place is longer than a Michael Jordan half-court slam dunk to win the game.
Th- th- th- th- th- th- th- that's right, folks.
Space Jam
Comics
And I oop...
This came out in 1990:
Michael Jordan was also a comic book character
“Looney Tunes was established as a series of comic books, starting in 1940. This was prior to any TV appearances or movie appearances, and firmly establishes Looney Tunes as comic book IP.”
The first looney tunes cartoons came out in 1930....
You do what you gotta do but your argument that Looney Tunes is a comic IP is a straight up lie and I’m not surprised C CP1708 would say it was flawless
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if it’s all going to hell now then I’m taking The Sopranos and The Simpsons (up to season 10 only) for my utilities
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Are you saying wikipedia lied to me? I legit tried to research this and wikipedia listed the oldest looney tunes tv show as coming out in the 50s. After further research, it appears my sauces were wrong and the short films were indeed released in the 30s. Apologies, all.“Looney Tunes was established as a series of comic books, starting in 1940. This was prior to any TV appearances or movie appearances, and firmly establishes Looney Tunes as comic book IP.”
The first looney tunes cartoons came out in 1930....
You do what you gotta do but your argument that Looney Tunes is a comic IP is a straight up lie and I’m not surprised C CP1708 would say it was flawless
I leave it to the thread to decide if this oversight is forgivable or if I must re-pick.
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At the end of the day if you really want Space Jam as your comics, I don’t think anybody will stop you
I’m just mad you made me guess all day yesterday...NO WONDER I COULDNT GET IT
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Yeah I had three in mind and Space Jam definitely wasn't one of them
But the "dunking on the draft" now makes sense.
But the "dunking on the draft" now makes sense.
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Comedy
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If it's whatever got exposed by accident yesterday people are going to lose their **** again about the categorization
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Now as ALWAYS originally intended, ignoring whatever you thought you saw before:
Granted the honor of posting
nice dolphin
's next selection. I will post it in full for maximum effect:
Granted the honor of posting
nice dolphin
's next selection. I will post it in full for maximum effect:
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You guys see this James Dean project set to release next year? People are outraged.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/07/entertainment/james-dean-cgi-casting-trnd/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/07/entertainment/james-dean-cgi-casting-trnd/index.html
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That the guy who made a movie with the 16 and Pregnant chick?
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I don't know what youre talking about.If it's whatever got exposed by accident yesterday people are going to lose their **** again about the categorization
nice dolphin
's pick for the sports category is a recent surprised I only just was informed about.
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There's a sci-fi movie about this very topic.
Actress sells her image rights to a studio and she becomes a star a century later or something. Its called The Congress with Robin Wright
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I appeal ‘Casino Royal’ as category of sports.
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Good thing he chose “Casino Royale” then
Our commish announced that categories don’t matter anymore already
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Our commish announced that categories don’t matter anymore already
Commish, please move Fargo to (mid)Western. Please and thank you.
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He no longer has the energy to do that. It’s been a long and hard draft
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A classic. Cant understate how much I love this movie and the impact it had on me.
Fed up with the ******* world, news as big business, what the capitalist has become in society, etc. Depicted on film a lot of things many books predicted about where society is going.
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