Does comedy age poorly? I rewatched Dumb and Dumber just recently and still found it hilarious.
Does comedy age poorly? I rewatched Dumb and Dumber just recently and still found it hilarious
Gabriel Robinson
Sebastian Jackson
Maybe that means your brain stayed the same juvenile age
Anthony Roberts
it does
if you say it doesn't you're a transphobe.
Chase Gonzalez
it does, comedy should always be used to snap at those in power.
Ethan Lopez
Frasier and Cheers are just as funny now as they were then. Frasier was masterful at leaving out pop culture and topicsl events. They never directly addressed 9/11, or any specific wars.
The closest they came was advertising they did for Microsoft. Bill Gates showed up at the stydio one episode and promotes Windows 95.
Brody Anderson
What's your favorite renegade cut essay kino?
Alexander Smith
Non-verbal comedy is always fresh, verbal comedy ages like milk unless it is the absolute best of the best.
Luke Bailey
Comedy is just fine the problem is with the viewers that are slaves to whatever new social trend is popular. None of these people give a fuck about trannies or anything else but they are condition to think x is in bad taste so they do.
Give it a few years and a new group will replace x and the cycle will repeat itself.
Lucas Campbell
For some reason trannies really get offended by old Jim Carrey stuff.
Brayden Foster
FEELS
TOO
GOOD
TO
BE
TRUE
Caleb Gomez
>renegade c*ck
>not hbomberguy
Leo Gutierrez
>t. Seething sneedcel
Liam Lopez
>Frasier was masterful at leaving out pop culture and topicsl events.
Classic Simpsons did the same thing. Like Frasier the film, tv and literature it did reference was the ageless classics.
Colton Moore
Depends on the type of comedy. Usually physical comedy ages well, but comedy heavily reliant on topical humor and pop culture references won't. Situational comedy can age fairly well if the situations are still relevant.
Michael Morales
A lot of comedy relies heavily on pop culture references so obviously that stuff ages poorly. You show a kid Waynes World today and 80% of the jokes will fly right over their head.
But Dumb and Dumber is the best comedy film of all time so its impervious to the flow of time.
Sebastian Lewis
Henry Bailey
Jonathan Long
OMG I LOVE RENEGADE CUT
HE ALWAYS HAS THE BEST HOT TAKES THAT BTFO OUT ALT RIGHT TROLLS
R/BREADTUBE IS THE BEST THING TO EVER EXIST SINCE BACON AND RICK AND MORTY
Ian Lopez
middlebrow film essayists should be banned from this site
Lincoln Powell
>Does comedy age poorly?
bad comedy does
Daniel Martinez
How is my childhood kino a racist fantasy guys?
Connor Perry
>1 second in
>bitching about trans jokes
Yeah no it doesn't you faggot.
Asher Morris
>NOOOOOO NOT MY THIEVERINOS!! NOT MY HECKIN GOOD CRIMINAL BOIS!!!
Mason Morris
>Black Panther
>Africa without Colonization
Ayden Williams
this dude made a video complaining that the Sonic movie wasn't political enough.
I would advise you stay the fuck away from him and block anyone who links him.
Nathan Lewis
This is an excuse to hate Ace Ventura which still rules
Gavin Baker
>block anyone who links him.
keep your friends close and your enemies closer
Nathan Jackson
>lovecraft adaptations should be about the horrors of marginalized sexual minorities
The most retarded take you could have about "lovecraftian horror", no wonder he supports tranny organizations
Thomas Wilson
Depends on the comedy. I still find the Naked Gun series to be hilarious.
Lincoln Ramirez
Art does not "age." God I hate this fucking meme.
>This is dated
>It hasn't aged well
It translates to
>It's more than 10 years old and I'm too much of a retard to explain why I didn't like it
Isaac Powell
This dude literally raised 340k to an organization that gives kids gender reassignment surgery kek
Xavier Allen
comedy isn't art and can only work in the time it was made, it should also be used to take swipes at the powerful.
Xavier Lee
Airplane! is a perfect example of this. almost of the jokes rely on word play. making the movie still incredibly funny to this day
Parker Morgan
Some comedies age poorly, but not all do.
Let's take the examples of Mel Brooks most famous films.
Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Spaceballs, and Robin Hood Men in Tights all rely heavily on pop culture references, gags related to classic cinema in-jokes, and subtle adult euphemisms. But the first 3 of those can be enjoyed with only the most cursory knowledge of their genres because the comedy comes from the visible jokes of the setting, not purely pop culture references. Have you ever seen a western movie? You'll laugh at Blazing Saddles. Have you ever seen a scifi movie? You'll laugh at Spaceballs. Have you ever seen a monster movie, Scooby Doo episode, or gone trick-or-treating? You'll laugh at Young Frankenstein.
But if you watch Robin Hood Men In Tights without having previously watched The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) or Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves (1991), and you weren't a teenager or adult between the years 1987-1993, the only joke you're going to get is the one about circumcision.
John Anderson
nice trips
awful b8
Ethan Green
What about the hilarious episode where the plot was resolved by oreos and at the end they all eat oreos
>”They’re half as fattening”
>”That means we can eat twice as many!”
kino
Aiden Bennett
holy shit lmfao
Luke Rivera
AKA IT WAS A DIFFERENT TIME
WE CAN'T MAKE FUN OF THAT ANYMORE
Nicholas Brooks
>cries about tranny jokes
You can make fun of everything as long as you nail the execution.
What's up with this white people bullshit?
Nicholas Williams
tranny jokes are kino