Which one is the better Sup Forumsvie?
Which one is the better Sup Forumsvie?
Kevin Foster
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Dominic Morris
Whiplash
neither of them are very good though
William Ward
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Liam Bennett
Even though I'm not a huge fan, Whiplash is superior. La La Land was just Hollywood masturbation with a Disney story
Liam Robinson
Both are shit, second post is absolutely pleb
James Anderson
whiplash is extraordinarily overrated but it's definitely better. why did you make this thread?
Adam Sanders
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
Jack Cooper
Whiplash
neither of them are very good though
Camden James
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Hudson Rivera
Even though I'm not a huge fan, Whiplash is superior. La La Land was just Hollywood masturbation with a Disney story
Xavier Rivera
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Ryan Thomas
Both are shit, second post is absolutely pleb
Michael Rogers
whiplash is extraordinarily overrated but it's definitely better. why did you make this thread?
Camden White
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Aaron Lopez
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
Noah Hernandez
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
Cameron Russell
OP, do you even know what a kino is?
Daniel Rodriguez
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
Angel Brown
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Christopher Roberts
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Jaxon Walker
>Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Carter Hughes
Gosling is an actual musician and took piano lessons 6 days a week to learn how to play his parts in La La Land. I like La La Land more as a movie but the soundtrack, while enjoyable, is a bit bland.
Can you imagine how shit La La Land would've been if Emma Watson had gotten the role which was planned from the beginning instead of Emma Stone
Xavier Ward
Hollywood masturbation
Sebastian Nelson
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Camden Garcia
what the fuck is going on
Adam Torres
Super tough choice.
Sebastian Ramirez
As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash.
Jack Roberts
It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Carter Robinson
Even though I'm not a huge fan, whiplash is superior.
Lucas Roberts
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Isaac Long
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Carter Anderson
La la land was just Hollywood masturbation with a Disney story
Jose Ward
Gosling is an actual musician and took piano lessons 6 days a week to learn how to play his parts in La La Land. I like La La Land more as a movie but the soundtrack, while enjoyable, is a bit bland.
Can you imagine how shit La La Land would've been if Emma Watson had gotten the role which was planned from the beginning instead of Emma Stone
Blake Morris
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Mason Perry
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Connor Diaz
Can you imagine how shit La La Land would've been if Emma Watson had gotten the role which was planned from the beginning instead of Emma Stone
Tyler Watson
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
Chase Jenkins
What the fuck is going on with this thread?
Adrian Taylor
What the fuck is going on with this thread?
Austin Green
wtf
Nathaniel Gutierrez
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Nolan Miller
Super
Hudson Carter
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Adam Walker
Neither one is quite my tempo
Josiah Powell
>catched
Camden Sanders
Super tough choice. Even though I'm not a huge fan, Whiplash is superior. But it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. Gosling is an actual musician and took piano lessons 6 days a week to learn how to empathize with the main character. neither of them are very good though
Jaxon Gutierrez
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Isaac Wilson
High Fidelity
Sebastian Peterson
The musical scenes are literally the worst part of La La Land.
Adrian Russell
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
Samuel Myers
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Jordan James
Whiplash. It was a good movie.
I didn't like La La Land very much, but then again, I'm not a big fan of musicals.
Brayden Ward
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Ryder Davis
One of my friends cried while watching La La Land and I constantly make fun of him for it.
Dominic Parker
Whiplash was a better movie with a better soundtrack.
La La Land was bland af for how grandiose it was. People only like it because of how pretty it was.
Matthew Jones
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Jayden Butler
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
William Anderson
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Isaiah Murphy
It's better
Jacob Roberts
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Grayson Lewis
I'd rather be forced to watch the fucking Muppet Movie 30 times in a row than deal with car-crash-surviving "hardcore jazz" storytelling or post Gene Kelly Diznee vomit.
Jordan Perry
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Asher Rivera
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Jonathan Perez
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Robert Price
But that's not really fair since the Muppet movie was surprisingly good
Jonathan Stewart
I'd rather be forced to watch the fucking Muppet Movie 30 times in a row than deal with car-crash-surviving "hardcore jazz" storytelling or post Gene Kelly Diznee vomit.
Camden Wright
Exactly
Kayden King
Exactly
Grayson Howard
I am a gigantic faggot please rape my face
Evan Thompson
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Kayden Morris
Exactly
Dominic Sullivan
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Carson Nelson
Exactly
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Brandon Wood
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I AM A GIGANTIC FAGGOT PLEASE RAPE MY FACE
Cooper Wilson
nice way to ruin a good shitpost faggot
Nicholas Brown
EAT A ROOM OF DICKS
Isaiah Robinson
>whitewashed jazz movies
they're both trash
Ryder Miller
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Which one is the better Sup Forumsvie?
Whiplash
neither of them are very good though
Super tough choice. As much as I loved La La Land, I think I'd give the win to Whiplash. It was far more interesting and intense, and I could empathize with the main character.
Even though I'm not a huge fan, Whiplash is superior. La La Land was just Hollywood masturbation with a Disney story
Both are shit, second post is absolutely pleb
whiplash is extraordinarily overrated but it's definitely better. why did you make this thread?
La La Land is so not my type of movie, but it's better made, infinitely more style than Whiplash. I still don't totally get the massive hype for either, but it seems more justified for La La Land imo, Whiplash was shockingly lauded considering how bland and generic it really was.
OP, do you even know what a kino is?
Kevin Allen
whiplash is just a cheap sports film
also jazz sucks and so does its drumming
Isaiah Robinson
You tell me, OP ;3
Juan Johnson
I didn't know that I was starving til I tasted (You)
Michael Martinez
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Jack Collins
What kind of fucking thread is this?
Isaiah Cook
loved them both but whiplash is better
Dominic Davis
posting a Sup Forumscore movie that isn't about music
Hunter Jenkins
I thought this was a great doc until I learned how close marc was with the homeless featured in the film. It's basically just a documentary about his friends.
Grayson Nelson
La La Land is legitimately bad Oscar bait.
Angel Collins
agreed
the 'crash' of this decade
Adam Mitchell
Either the shill bots are broken or Sup Forums is just being Sup Forums again
Nicholas Anderson
they're extremely different movies, what do you want me to compare them on?
Lincoln Perez
they're both about music and directed by the same person
Noah Foster
I'm aware, that doesn't contradict anything I said or answer my question
Nolan Jones
It isn't fair to compare two films by the same director?
Charles Torres
I'm asking you, given how different they are, what you want them to be compared on, not whether the comparison qualifies as "fair"
Brody Lopez
If you need to do mental gymnastics to figure out a way to compare two films regardless of how different they are from each other maybe you should avoid discussing films, you're just going to frustrate anyone you talk with.
Kevin Russell
You are absolutely starting to creep me the fuck out.
Andrew Gray
>If you need to do mental gymnastics to figure out a way to compare two films regardless of how different they are from each other maybe you should avoid discussing films
I can compare them just fine, but given how different they are, I would struggle to compare them with a view to deciding that one is superior to the other
but go ahead and tell me which one is "better" and, more importantly, why mr. film critic
Mason Young
You sound like my ex-girlfriend.
Luis Green
I haven't even seen either film.
Sorry to hear that you're struggling though.