The Bird Cage is one of the best films of all time. It’s hilarious, and the comedy transcends time.

I did not think Beaches was a good movie.

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Anonymous wrote:The 1992 movie Singles was the inspiration for Living Single and Friends. Both shows were created in response to the concept from the movie.

No. Friends was created in response to Living Single. It’s already been proven. Move on.

The movie Singles came out before Living Single. Fact.

And, the movie resonated with young people in the early 90s. All of a sudden “roommates” became a new genre. Fact.

“It was one of those things where it was a guy called Warren Littlefield that used to run NBC, and they asked him when all the new shows came out, they said, ‘If there’s any show you could have, which one would it be?’ And he said ‘Living Single.’ And then he created ‘Friends.’” Fact.

Um, Singles came out in the theater before Living Single was created. (This has nothing to do with Friends or any other roommate genre show like HIMYM.)

Singles launched the genre.

Are you high? The argument you fools are having isn’t about what you think launched the genre. Now move on and let everyone else get back on topic.

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is boring. I didn’t laugh.

I don't think Samantha Bee is that funny.

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Anonymous wrote:The 1992 movie Singles was the inspiration for Living Single and Friends. Both shows were created in response to the concept from the movie.

No. Friends was created in response to Living Single. It’s already been proven. Move on.

The movie Singles came out before Living Single. Fact.

And, the movie resonated with young people in the early 90s. All of a sudden “roommates” became a new genre. Fact.

“It was one of those things where it was a guy called Warren Littlefield that used to run NBC, and they asked him when all the new shows came out, they said, ‘If there’s any show you could have, which one would it be?’ And he said ‘Living Single.’ And then he created ‘Friends.’” Fact.

Um, Singles came out in the theater before Living Single was created. (This has nothing to do with Friends or any other roommate genre show like HIMYM.)

Singles launched the genre.

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Anonymous wrote:I watched half an episode of Game of Thrones. No thanks.

Taylor Swift has never been good.

Agree completely with the first. But I can't help but like Taylor Swift - even if I do laugh everytime I hear bandaids can't fix bullet holes.

I watched just the first episode of Game of Thrones.

Awful. It glorifies violence against women.

^^Joe Finnes?

Yeah, his face is too narrow. Hated Shakespeare in Love.

Podcasts are stupid and boring.

I liked Silver Linings Playbook, but it shouldn’t have won Best Picture that year. It was just a cute romantic comedy.

Slum Dog Millionaire made me sick to my stomach. It was disturbing.

I never understood why people liked the Finnes actor that wasn’t Ralph. He was in that Shakespeare movie with Gwenyth Paltrow.

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Anonymous wrote:Love Actually is one of the worst films ever made.

OMG yes.

There are essays about they Love Actually sucks. Yours is a popular opinion.

Ummm... if it wasn't popular, then why does this movie play 24/7 from Thanksgiving to New Years?

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Anonymous wrote:Ryan Gosling isn't even remotely attractive. He looks like a pointy ferret.

Thank you for finally putting words to the reaction I have to him. Pointy ferret. Yep.

+1. It's hard to buy him as a romantic lead because I can't imagine anyone finding him attractive.

Yes, me too. A poor woman's Chris Evans -- if you like the pale sandy haired skinny type, Chris Evans is the guy.

Chris Evans is skinny? Does that mean Pete Davidson is emaciated?

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Anonymous wrote:I wish the people arguing about Friends would shut up.

I wish you would stfu.

Nope. Seethe. Next?

Then they can continue arguing. Seethe. Next?

My unpopular opinion: The woman who played Archie in the Good Wife isn't even remotely attractive. I couldn't really get into the show because I found it impossible to believe that all these people lusted after her. Plus she mumbled. Ugh.

Anonymous wrote:Jack Black and Will Ferrell are both extremely talented and extremely underrated.

Tom Cruise is great even though he’s weird as hell.

Exactly.