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Cruel Intentions is OK.
Did you hear about our #1 fave?
@TimeOutFilm May 24
Best actress at Cannes goes to Julianne Moore for MAPS TO THE STARS - no one was really predicting that.
Btw, right before I got banned I was telling you that Lykke's album wasn't really doing it for me. Not here for a bunch of Dopes with only slightly less irritating vocals.
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It's an album about the worst breakup of her life. It's not gonna have "Get Some"s on it. 
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Member Since: 1/1/2014
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Originally posted by Jewfro
So what's more FAKE? Beyonce's pregnancy, Beyonce's writing credits, ICKI Minaj's new skin color or bisexuality? I can't decide, tbh.
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The writing credits. Beyst is much more likely to spread her legs and be impregnated than to achieve writing a coherent sentence.
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Ew, but she's a red-headed STEPCHILD.
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Stop seething and tie your hair into pig-buns because a 54 Year old looks hotter and younger then Miles.
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Member Since: 3/5/2011
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Originally posted by lancelovesgaga
Gaga DID ignore it and Madonna told her fans to attack Gaga AND her little monsters wtf r u talking about
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Urgh you're still talking about that dumb Madonna/Gaga rubbish in 2014?
Move on for ****'s sake, no one cares 
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Member Since: 11/24/2009
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Originally posted by ImpressiveInstant
I watched Under the Skin (on a big screen!) tonight and it was amaaaaazing (although my friend really hated it). Scarlett was great.
Did you see it?
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I did! I loved it. Idk if you saw a couple pages back but this is REALLY good. You need to watch it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELIMeemx-FI
Speaking of Under The Skin, Rolling Stone just released a list of the best sic-fi films of the 21st century.
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3. UNDER THE SKIN
A Man Who Fell to Earth for millennials, Jonathan Glazer's cryptic tale of an extraterrestrial femme fatale who discovers her inner human being is, in the truest sense of the word, awesome. Lots of movies have tried to channel that old Seventies sci-fi feeling, but Glazer's visually sumptuous, genuinely unnerving movie is one of the few that feels as if it actually came from that fertile era of space oddities; there's a sense of exploration in its elliptical storytelling that feels light years ahead of most modern aliens-among-us tales. And who knew that it would take playing a predatory, largely nonverbal creature to convince us that Scarlett Johansson was capable of such nuanced work?
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9. HER
Who among us could not fall in love with Scarlett Johansson's sultry voice and breezy demeanor as portrayed in Her – even if she is just a computer operating system? Spike Jonze's post-postmodern love story reeks of all the hallmarks of every other sappy love story – infatuation, inadequacy, infidelity – and that's what makes it so engaging. Joaquin Phoenix's character falls in love with his PDA in such an endearing, all-too-human way that it feels real (and portentous), but it's the way he tries to overcome all the odds of his impossible love affair work that makes the film heartrending. Even she is just an operating system.
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Member Since: 8/26/2011
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Urgh you're still talking about that dumb Madonna/Gaga rubbish in 2014?
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I was replying to someone's post. Other then that, no.  
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Originally posted by Pop pop123
Album of year: Me. I Am Mariah... The Elusive Chanteuse is now available on iTunes!!!!!!!!
Get IT FORUM GAYS!!!!
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I think I, along with the rest of the forum would sooner buy Kreayshawn's latest efforts. I'm not even sure if its an album, but I'm sure she needs the coins.
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Originally posted by ◀ ₱ѦИTĦ∃☈Ѧ ▶
I think I, along with the rest of the forum would sooner buy Kreayshawn's latest efforts. I'm not even sure if its an album, but I'm sure she needs the coins.
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I was listening to Kreayshawn's album 2 hours ago. 
Am so ready Mariah!!!
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Member Since: 11/24/2009
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1. CHILDREN OF MEN
Director Alfonso Cuaron's adaptation of PD James' novel is a chilling nightmare, set in a future where human infertility has rendered society increasingly unstable (morality matters less when extinction is in the offing). The film's rumpled, weary atmosphere, as embodied by conflicted hero Clive Owen — playing a cynical bureaucrat drafted into a potentially species-saving plot — and stubborn optimism (personified by Michael Caine's aging hippie weed-dealer) combine to create a movingly tangible sci-fi tale that suggests that the end of the world, and its salvation, might not come with a bang, but a whimper. Emotionally resonant, daringly prophetic and disturbingly plausible, Children of Men is modern sci-fi storytelling at its apex.
http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/l...ntury-20140515
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Member Since: 8/8/2008
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Originally posted by No Angel
I think im in a relationship with Chris Brown I pretend im a girl and we are together I pretend im a girl my name stacy even when im in school I block every thing out
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OMG
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But did you buy it? I'm pretty sure she has children, they might need food tonight.
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Member Since: 9/20/2011
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Originally posted by Nicole
1. CHILDREN OF MEN
Director Alfonso Cuaron's adaptation of PD James' novel is a chilling nightmare, set in a future where human infertility has rendered society increasingly unstable (morality matters less when extinction is in the offing). The film's rumpled, weary atmosphere, as embodied by conflicted hero Clive Owen — playing a cynical bureaucrat drafted into a potentially species-saving plot — and stubborn optimism (personified by Michael Caine's aging hippie weed-dealer) combine to create a movingly tangible sci-fi tale that suggests that the end of the world, and its salvation, might not come with a bang, but a whimper. Emotionally resonant, daringly prophetic and disturbingly plausible, Children of Men is modern sci-fi storytelling at its apex.
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No, even Queen Moore couldn't save that Titanic sized mess of a movie. So ****ing boring.
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132. Charli XCX - Boom Clap (0 AI)
139. Lorde - Tennis Court (13 million AI)
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Not surprising. BoomClap kind of beats Tennis Court.
It'll get bigger once that cheesy movie is in theater. 
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Originally posted by ◀ ₱ѦИTĦ∃☈Ѧ ▶
But did you buy it? I'm pretty sure she has children, they might need food tonight.
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Mariah her children will need the food more since she eats it all.
ayeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Member Since: 4/27/2012
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Stop making a big deal out of the little things
Cause I got big deals and I got little things
Got everything I'm asking for but you
Stop making a big deal out of the little things, let's get carried away
Come right now, you know where I stay
I just wanna say, you're mine, you're mine
I just wanna say, you're mine, you're mine
Fuck what you heard, you're mine, you're mine
All I'm really asking for is you
You're mine, you're mine
I just wanna say, you're mine, you're mine
Fuck what you heard, you're mine, you're mine
As long as you know who you belong to
Beysus and Aubs really did it with 'Mine'  Woo, what a sing.
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No Rest for The Wicked just slayed me brb adding her to my sig.
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Member Since: 3/3/2011
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Originally posted by Nicole
1. CHILDREN OF MEN
Director Alfonso Cuaron's adaptation of PD James' novel is a chilling nightmare, set in a future where human infertility has rendered society increasingly unstable (morality matters less when extinction is in the offing). The film's rumpled, weary atmosphere, as embodied by conflicted hero Clive Owen — playing a cynical bureaucrat drafted into a potentially species-saving plot — and stubborn optimism (personified by Michael Caine's aging hippie weed-dealer) combine to create a movingly tangible sci-fi tale that suggests that the end of the world, and its salvation, might not come with a bang, but a whimper. Emotionally resonant, daringly prophetic and disturbingly plausible, Children of Men is modern sci-fi storytelling at its apex.
http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/l...ntury-20140515
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Hm, maybe I need to re-watch this. I don't recall it blowing my mind.
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Originally posted by Badger
The writing credits. Beyst is much more likely to spread her legs and be impregnated than to achieve writing a coherent sentence.
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2. Inception
Or maybe I don't.
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