Stupid and funny from all over the world - II

[Zabaniyah]

 

[Zabaniyah]

 

[Zabaniyah]

Women:

 

[Zabaniyah]

 

[Sher Malang]

Ahahahahhaahhahaha likedddddd!!!!!

 

[Zabaniyah]

Sleeping in class, double fail:

 

[WAQAS119]

I will never see sunlight again.

 

[praveen007]

a Question , even GOOGLE cant answer
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[Imran Khan]

 

[Filmmaker]

Ist pic - Loin


2nd pic - Lion

 

[Leader]

lol... thats the kind of language, when someone you really hate is on your nerves !!

 

[BlackenTheSky]

 

[graphican]

PDF original Phail

Truthseer American visay ke chakkar me hoga.. Alternatively one needs to be dumb to appreciate any american mindset these days.

 

[Irfan Baloch]

God Bless America Trailer - YouTube

http://www.amny.com/urbanite-1.812039/movie-review-god-bless-america-3-stars-1.3711465


These days, movies are often made inside a corporate bubble, calibrated for the widest possible audience and careful not to risk offending anyone. "God Bless America" angrily, refreshingly rejects that sanitized mindset.

Writer-director Bobcat Goldthwait gleefully indulges in the pitch-black comedy for which he's been known since his stand-up days, demolishing any semblance of good taste.

Main character Frank (Joel Murray) is your everyday, luckless middle-aged American. He's tired; tired of his neighbors' incessant loud yammering, the constant drivel he's exposed to on TV and what he sees as the full-scale dumbing down of the commercialized, materialistic culture.

One day, Frank snaps and murders a bratty reality TV star. Inspired, he and teenage accomplice Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr) set out on a full-on spree, traveling across the country and literally killing the worst symbols of mean-spirited pop cultural excess.

While the murders are seen in brief but gruesome detail, Goldthwait never lingers on them or focuses on their consequences. Murray is convincingly embittered as Frank, but the characters are mere conduits for satirical rage. So, realism isn't Goldthwait's primary concern, and the shock value quickly wears off.

What sticks, though, is the eerily spot-on mirror the filmmaker holds up to the audience, conveyed in his vision of American civilization crumbling amid a morass of loud, cacophonic nonsense.

 

[harpoon]

^^ I think they whacked Justin Bieber.