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No, Vendetta producer Jonathan Sothcott. Just no. ಠ_à²
Red Dawn
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
Iron Man 3 trailer #2 shows off shiny new suit
Iron Man 3 trailer #2 shows off shiny new suit
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
If all female movie villains had cleavage like the new Wicked Witch
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
A Good Day To Die Hard
HAA.
Red Dawn
To be fair, this was filmed in 2009.
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
Yeah I nicked that line from The Social Network and neglected to credit it. Bad form.
Glad you liked it, though my head is spinning trying to figure out if you made intentional typos in the words 'grammar' and 'mistakes'. You might very well be a genius.
Glad you liked it, though my head is spinning trying to figure out if you made intentional typos in the words 'grammar' and 'mistakes'. You might very well be a genius.
Iron Man 3 trailer #2 shows off shiny new suit
"Yeah, The Hulk told me that before he went on holiday"
Iron Man 3 trailer #2 shows off shiny new suit
Yes, it's post-Avengers, and yes, I'm sure it'll explain why the others don't come to his aid - most probably in their own movies.
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
Yes, you explained that very well. My thoughts exactly. You can't sing a horseshit sexist song in full without any indication that what you're doing is meant to be satirical. Otherwise it's just sexist.
If all female movie villains had cleavage like the new Wicked Witch
Are you suggesting this is sexist?
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
You don't punish a woman for returning to an abusive relationship by making her the butt of a joke. And though you may feel Chris Brown is fair game for ridicule, the 'joke' that MacFarlane told was one in which the act of physical violence was the punchline. It was a cheap, obvious joke that wasn't particularly malicious - it was just easy to make.
Proof that Seth MacFarlane's sexism is anything but harmless
I remember the exact moment I lost all respect for Seth MacFarlane. It was on a commentary for an episode of Family Guy, where he explains the inclusion of Burger King in an episode: "Because, uhh, they offered me a lot of money."
A Good Day To Die Hard
Have you seen it?







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