VyceVictus

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Writer, Film Critic, IT/Cybersecurity, Communications & Media Studies Armed Forces Veteran Co-Host of the Action For Everyone Podcast/@A4EPodcast

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What's bleakly comical about Americans not being able to make simple dishes at home and being scared of making Asian cuisine in particular is there's a guy who's famously spent decades proving it need not be. Like, It's his fuckin catchphrase!! Literally Losing recipes out here

Opening In theaters June 12th

1993 video game tv commercial lookin ass movie trailer

It’s all good (The toddler next door hollering from the upstairs window sorta makes it feels like I’m a tv chef with a live studio audience cheering me on)

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I Cannot Wait To Do This In A Game holy fuck

Michael B. Jordan at the range training with a BAR, Thompson submachine gun, and M1911 pistol.

lmao holy shit; in searching for old clips of Martin Yan, I came across the channel of this band from Thailand called Torwai who do emo/metal covers while cooking. If these guys can make stir fry while banging out Saosin covers, You Have NO EXCUSE TO WHY YOU CAN'T COOK

That time Michael Jai White beat the shit out of somebody while in timbs and chinos BLOOD &amp; BONE (2009) Dir: Ben Ramsey

Me &amp; the gang gearing up to break into the Disney Vault to rescue the AVP anime

Delroy Lindo one of the best to ever do it

Unc hit him with the

Incredible look into the action behind BLUE EYE SAMURAI. Neither motion capture nor live model references like in traditional animation, they instead employ a full-fledged stunt choreography team like for film/tv and incorporate it directly into the storyboard/animation process

Not saying “we have to go back” but somewhere along the way we lost the touch, and too few have been able to rekindle the simple magic of things like a soap opera hunk in an MMA fight with a giant space cricket

Commanding the screen while squaring up against the likes of Ed Harris and a murderers row of prime character actors, one of the many great feats in an illustrious career. RIP Tony Todd

Today I learned that Babs Olusanmokun is not only a great actor, but a *fuckin Brazilian Jiujitsu Black Belt Champion*

That height &amp; movement made for great dynamic contrast with the soldiers, particularly when one throws hands with a Werewolf. That wasnt part of the original script, but Darren Morfitt, the actor playing Spoon, happened to know boxing so they went with it

Michael Jai White can Shadow Kick in real life, you dont want it

I knew Ludwig was Him when I learned he made part of the score from CREED our of literal punches

The Transformers posts are fascinating. Hindsight yields lots to say (for better or worse) about the current state of blockbusters, but what I find most captivating in retropsect is Michael Bay's take on Humans as The Eighteenth Angel

What a time to be alive, when you could fill a Dracula movie with nu-metal bangers for no reason

"The Entity wants you to hate me" is a callback to the Limp Bizkit song on the M:I2 soundtrack

That time Michael Jai White beat the shit out of somebody while in timbs and chinos BLOOD & BONE (2009) Dir: Ben Ramsey

Me & the gang gearing up to break into the Disney Vault to rescue the AVP anime

Today I learned that Babs Olusanmokun is not only a great actor, but a fuckin Brazilian Jiujitsu Black Belt Champion

That height & movement made for great dynamic contrast with the soldiers, particularly when one throws hands with a Werewolf. That wasnt part of the original script, but Darren Morfitt, the actor playing Spoon, happened to know boxing so they went with it