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The fourth one was one of the worst movies of all time

He looked awesome and you look terrible.

You’re right. I agree with you. That said, 1,2, and 4 you named are great in my book, with 3 being a masterpiece. Can’t explain it (especially 3:10 To Yuma), but I love them all! We must have similar tastes.

Great flick and great books. Too bad they didn’t make more, which I think they initially wanted to do. Allegedly it was an incredibly expensive movie to make and barely cut a profit. Right after the movie came out my mom was pretty juiced for Russell Crowe on his historic adventures, and I...

1) Increasing waistline 2) Decreasing hairline

Was it because you kept popping a bone doggy when you gazed upon the classicaly handsome visage of a bearded Ken Marshall in his early 30s?

I thought it worked well and obviously set up the next season if they want to have one. I’m okay with open-ended finales if they’re done well.

Fowlest thread of the year

I enjoyed it. The development of their relationship was interesting and the guest stars all killed it (especially Paul Dano, Sarah Paulson, and John Turturro), it doesn’t take itself too seriously, but isn’t a steaming pile of dog shit like the original movie where they have unlimited ammo and...

Tiger King

Ron Perlman must have died his hair black for that movie, we all know he’s eternally gray

Zygo reduction + starvation = alien girl

Yes, it’s primarily that the glorified line cooks (read: head microwavers and fryer specialists) have zero skill in the kitchen. And also that the food is extremely low quality, lacks flavor other than excessive salt and sugar, and generally sucks donkey balls.

It’s Red Robin if the rest of your thread title was “if you want to take several horrific shits and feel like death for the next 12 hours.”

Newman and Redford in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Sting. Really hoping no one says The Rock and modern-day Gary Coleman. Edit: ^ fuck this guy above me ^

I have no way of knowing its efficacy versus other methods of preservation since I use several (shampoo, minoxidil, biotin, and finasteride), but the general sentiment is that it stimulates (re)growth through minor damage and your hair cells’ desire to overcome, strengthen, and defend against...

I tried watching this three times and couldn’t make it past the 30-minute mark. Even my wife, a liberal woman of color who is from San Francisco and went to undergrad and grad school at Berkeley said “turn this piece of shit off.”

I started using it, along with a derm roller and minoxidil in my late 20s as soon as I started seeing hair in my hands when I shampooed. Haven’t had any side effects and it’s stayed the same (turn 40 this year). My older brother did the same and has a good head of hair as well—he started in his...

Been taking finasteride since my 20s as a preventative measure and it's worked great. Turn 40 this year, never had ED.

Nah, it was trash. You clearly are too.