Yo, that guy doesn't give a fuck

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  Those Private Snafu instructional films were a hoot.
Private SNAFU: Booby Traps 1944 US Army Training Film Cartoon, Mel Blanc, Bob Clampett
https://youtu.be/vWNpnkW1sVk
"Private Snafu learns about the hazards of enemy booby traps the hard way. This is one of 26 Private SNAFU ('Situation Normal, All Fouled Up) cartoons made by the US Army Signal Corps to educate and boost the morale the troops. Originally created by Theodore Geisel (Dr. Seuss) and Phil Eastman, most of the cartoons were produced by Warner Brothers Animation Studios - employing their animators, voice actors (primarily Mel Blanc) and Carl Stalling's music."

>>33537
>Its a bit like Stargate Universe.
As someone who actually did stick around past S1 of SGU I can say it was arguably worse. At least from my perspective, SGU sucked because your most/only likeable character at the beginning was the sociopathic Marine, primarily because all the other characters were mopey unfun bitches. Come S2 they gave the two mopiest bitches girlfriends, this genuinely made them better characters as they ceased being whiny cunts, also Lou Diamond Phillips was brought on full time. What makes this worse for SGU is that whatever writer it was that improved these characters was scared off by an errant raccoon or something and thus allowed the shit writers to come back and immediately unceremoniously kill both characters girlfriends, at the same time, one of them off screen. So now everyone sucks again, worse actually, except Gerald from Hey Arnold! and Lou Diamond Philips. It'd be like Enterprise getting S4 instead of S2 then going straight to killing Trip's sister and lol Xindi. Though I'll give SGU credit, they at least had the decency to not put their sex appeal character in a skin tight cat suit.

>they at least had the decency to not put their sex appeal character in a skin tight cat suit.

No, they just put her in a t-shirt and lacy, non-regulation panties...

I recently dug more into the movie and Im actually a little curious to see how it turns out.

Simply because the Director did the good fast and furious movies (inb4 hurrdur no good fast and faggoty movies).

And Simon Pegg wrote the damn thing. He is a fuckhuge star wars nerd, and is a good movie writer.

>>33526
also this.

Ive seen half of the first season of TNG so far. thats it.

>>33626
>fast and furious movies
>Simon Pegg
Both things I genuinely like, but I still think this trailer looks meh at best, and even though I don't like Abram's Star Trek the first one is objectively a good movie. Admittedly part of this is that their obsession with Kirk loving "Sabotage" bugs me, even if it's a good song. Though if the proposed new series turns out to be proper Star Trek, and admittedly Star Trek always worked better as a show, then I suppose I can live with the movies being dumb fun doolally bullshit.

>I really doubt Murica is actually capable of to do both of these feats in less than 15-20 years.

Right, which is why I phrased the question the way I did. America could have done one of the two space programs; space station (as launch platform for long-distance missions like a moonshot and Mars-shot) or moonshot.

>>32586
That's kind of what USSR went for, if the two superpowers cooperated we could have been Space Odyssey by now

  To Mars by A Bomb

  Trinity and Beyond: The Atomic Bomb Movie.

  Nissin Noodles - The Instant Meal with a Lasting Legacy https://youtu.be/fqseyLw2Flg
This episode describes the birth of instant noodles and the technology that turned this modest staple of the Japanese diet into a global phenomenon.

A struggling businessman, Momofuku Ando invented instant noodles 55 years ago. He developed a technique called "flash-frying", in which moisture is removed for better preservation, while locking in flavor. This way, the noodles can be reconstituted by simply pouring hot water over them.

Convenience and good taste assured instant noodles would please the palate of people the world over. Ando's altruistic nature, which inspired him to develop the product to alleviate poverty and suffering, also led him to release the patent. Manufacturers worldwide adopted the flash-frying technique, helping to make instant noodles the world's favorite comfort food.

There was a 205-page English-translated manga in 2006 (Heisei year 18 as the translators would have it) called Project X: Cup Noodle that documents the Cup Noodle development in comic book form. It is less a documentary and more an outright celebration. The men behind the Cup Noodle are presented as shining examples of the Japanese postwar work ethic and ethos, overcoming adversity through lots of hard work, teamwork, trial and error. http://www.amazon.com/Project-X-Nissin-Cup-Noodle/dp/1569709599

In a time when the Japanese food industry was struggling economically, a man named Momofuku Andou sought to turn the tide. Seeking a new type of food for a new era, he ordered the development of a “cup noodle” - a revolutionary idea for a convenient instant noodle. Overcoming public skepticism as well as doubts, even from those within their own company, Andou and his staff of young developers constantly challenged convention to create this new product. Behind the now familiar cup o’ noodle, which has sold over 8.2 billion worldwide, lies a dramatic story of the struggles of the men behind its success. http://www.dmpbooks.com/books/403/

dont even know what this is

>>33473
It's like my own personal netflix. Allows my media library to be streamed to web browsers, mobile devices, consoles, ect.

>>33470
For Free? Sure. Pay? Fuck no.

>>33514
Yes for free.

  I'd like to watch this if anyone can find it

>>33465

I just watched that through and I realised how badly the american system needs to stand up and combat its detractors. You just don't see shit like this any more (updated versions).

It's still so relevant, like 95% spot of SJW regressive 'progressive' types.

  >>33467
>SJW regressive 'progressive' types.
Consider the case of Speedy Gonzales, a looney tunes character born of the 1950's. The character was shelved by Cartoon Network. To quote Cartoon Network Spokesman Laurie Goldberg from a 2002 interview
>"It hasn't been on the air for years because of its ethnic stereotypes."
In order to remain PC and avoid offense, the quick witted, fast talking mouse went unbroadcast for some time. There's just one problem: Mexicans fucking love Speedy Gonzalez. By doing away with the only major Hispanic character in the franchise, Looney Tunes had done them wrong. Their demand for Speedy is what brought him back; he now runs a pizzeria in The Looney Tunes latest incarnation.

  >>33469
I've been tired lately, and somehow generalized serv's post to all animation of that era, hence my very tangentially related, off topic post. Here's some WWII propaganda to make up for it.

>chemtrail
intothetrashitgoes.jpg

Here's an explanation from 1943

Tremors started sucking when they started going above ground. The reason why Tremors was cool is because the floor is lava. And because the same reason as Jaws, the danger of the plot remained unseen and a mystery for most of it.
In my opinion the Tremors movies would have done better if they stuck to this concept. This kind of movie that engages people and makes them use their imagination at least a little bit is what causes cult fandoms to develop around franchises.

But nowadays it's all CGI where the boring monster is completely visible and completely inferior to what I imagined it to be because I can almost see the damn polygons. Same reason why harry potter was shit, because even a child can imagine a better Dobby than the retard in charge of the CGI program.
Also... holy... they're putting a woman with a bow in every movie now because Catpiss was 'successful'!

>Not having watched it the week it premiered on Netflix
>the current year
Nigga, iz you serious?

Uhh, out of the five of them, it's at least better than #3 and #4.

The first one is still one of the better monster horror movies made. Well-acted, well-cast, great practical effects, and it had verisimilitude. It made sense, followed its own rules, and did a great job of conveying menace.

The second one was comedy-horror. Decent, except for aging CGI, but it was a total genre shift.

The rest, including this one, are just aping the second. This one fails fucking hard, in my opinion. Guns are magic, helicopters are magic, missiles are fucking magic, and all of the sudden, we now have magic lightning bolts on demand.

The scene with a close up of the AKs ejection port with the bolt 100% stationary with firing noises is hilarious. I forgive them for it though because GODDAMN the doctor is fine as FUCK.

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>>33258
I might be birthday drunk, but thats hilarious.

  (the lemon made the cream curdle)

RIP her tits :/

I can't believe I find myself agreeing with a InfoWars video. But how does all of what he says jive with literally everything else from that cesspool that says everything is a conspiracy and false flag, blah blah blah?? Seems like two completely contradicting narratives from the same source

  >>33452
PJW is an independent contract journalist