I don't know why but I like having him there even if he didn't watch the film.

He brings gravitas.

well done.

where is it?

Chris stuckmann has absolutely no sense of humor, as we could see from how he responded to that whole zods snapped neck thing, so it was no surprise that he didn't like this movie. this movie is hilarious though don't listen to him.

So someone tell me what order should I watch these in Deadpool Keanu Nice Guys Popstar

What an educated view on music you have.

you clearly don't know true hip-hop, but keep living in ignorance.

Do yourself a favor and listen to "To Pimp a Butterfly" and "Hamilton."

you are either: A) racist or B) stupid Jay-Z is an incredible lyricist, and Kanye is the producer behind some of the best rap albums of all time (namely, Be). Listen to Reasonable Doubt, and you will immediately be proven wrong about Jay-Z. or perhaps you already have and it went over your head. in that case, stick with the beatles old man

Kenneth Baker Well you clearly fit option B - Stupid. Only a stupid person would make the assumption that someone is racist for not liking a genre of music, when that genre of music has many popular performers from different races. Hip-hop, globally, has popular performers who are Caucasian, Latin America, Black, and Asian. Even a child knows this. For you to think that a criticism of hip-hop is tantamount to racism, clearly illustrates your own racist generalization about that genre of entertainment. With regards to hip-hop artists being "incredible lyricists", their strength in this regard is highly overrated. Yes, they can rhyme, and they do that rhyming with a particular rhythm, but most popular forms of music also consist of rhyme schemes at a particular rhythm. The difference is that the singer in other forms of music, unlike rappers, have to have, on top of rhyming and rhythm, tremendous vocal control, in order to stay at a particular pitch. This is something hip-hop performers need very little of. Furthermore, musicians in other genres have to concern themselves with composing engaging melodies, while hip-hop is nearly devoid of melody, with the exception of a rare instrumental soundbite, most of which is sampled to begin with. In terms of the so called "producing" talent, it takes far more talent for real musicians to play real instruments, which require higher levels of dexterity, and to coordinate all of that, than some buffoon like Kanye, who uses mostly samples and merely edits them together. Take anything that a hip-hop entertainer does, and I can show you an artist from any genre of music - rock, jazz, blues, R&B, country, classical, etc. - that does what they do, and quite a bit MORE. To treat hip-hop as being equally deserving of respect with these other musical categories, makes about as much sense as saying a child's finger painting is deserving of equal respect with the paintings done by a Leonardo Da Vinci.

This movie was originally an episode of Girls?

film79 Was more aiming for the link with Judd Apatow - who I really don't respect at all - and _that_ show he produces, and poking fun at anyone (Ben & Alonso) that watch it. :)

thats what i thought too

He does a lot more than occasionally review a film

SwissBliss why show up to taping of what the flick, then? if he is so busy, just to contribute nada?

+DarkDennis1961 hes a valuable member based on his perspective of hollywood alone.

+DarkDennis1961 he is related to the screenwriter of Citizen Kane, can you claim that type of heritage?

i am a little confused. He is a Movie critic that sees few movies. And his justification is that he has more of a Hollywood heritage than I do? Or is that just FirebirdCamero1220 showing of his hollywood trivia knowledge?

And don't want Samberg going into smug-annoying Stiller territory.

nope

The songs were great along with a couple of other good gags, but this movie felt long and was BORING.

youtuber it was great

+lesryglrhfohser nope

I have no animosity towards you.