The Curse

I don't think i have hated a character more than i do Emma Stone's.
What was the benefit of having extremely unlikeable characters?

you can ht hem without judgement because you are suppose to

hatewatching is a powerful drug. Its an appeal to reality TV, so a further fictionalized version is mesmerizing

But where are the bloody jokes?!

Why is the show so voyeuristic? Im on episode 7 and theres a scene between emma and her father and the camera is clearly in a car beside them, the window is rolled up and you can see the door frame. Theres so many shots that are through bushes or whatver.
What is this trying to convey? Im media illiterate

But where are the bloody jokes?!

Cringe: The Show

no spice on they chikkenz

This shows the modern liberal couple

On episode 8 now and this whole thing is turning into an Asher humiliation ritual. This makes me so uncomfortable it should be marketed as a horror

The benefit? Here you are discussing it, giving free advertisement, and contributing to the collective conscious. They gotcha bud and it's okay.

Im only watching for nathan fielder. It could have had any type characters

Finished episode 9
So asher has a humiliation fetish? What the fuck is happening

I liked her character because it was brilliantly acted

It just hurts because i know people that have used her exact arguments about crime / eviction stuff. Every time theres a scene of her walking up to someone it makes me tense up

Pleb
Midwit
Kino enjoyer

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didn't you catch on to that earlier on when he was pretending to get cucked?

Calling me a pleb isn't answering my questions. If you can't answer them then just say so

Ok I take back the pleb comment and move you down to retard tier. Think for yourself and use your intuition you dumbo

Ok so you can't answer simple questions. Pretentious loser

If a Safdie bro is involved, every character has to be a massive piece of shit, by law.

I'd rather be pretentious than devoid of any personal insight. Seriously though, no memes, what do you you think the reason is That it is filmed like that? If you have zero idea then let me guide you in the right direction: the entre show is about making (literal and metaphorical) safe spaces and building walls against the community they have deluded themselves into thinking that they are helping. What happens behind the closed doors is the secrets that those walls are try to hide, but we the viewer get to take a peak behind the curtain and see the personal turmoils of these fucked up people. Extrapolate further anon.

profoundly irritating character played so nuanced and perfectly it makes your skin crawl everytime she's on screen

people trip over themselves to get filtered because of the strong emotional gut reaction and never look deeper

Seems very Janice Soprano to me.

what's wrong with her? I don't like her face and her stupid eye brows. But I don't remember her character being special

Thats about what i thought of. Its the conversations these people dont want us to see but i wasn't done witht he show yet and didnt know if there was something more to it.
The ending was fucking weird and makes me think it was a humiliation and ritual sacrifice of a cowardly man for purposes. The way he just accepted the "pottery scene" edit solidified him as proper cattle

Watched it for nathan but ended up kind of wishing i didn't bother. Ending is retarded, emmas character is a cunt and the humor became sardonic very quickly then just deteriorated into mean spiritedness. I dare say the whole thing was quite jewish

Nathan Fielder frequently references his Jewish heritage and the Holocaust, you racist faggot.

Nathan's entire life resolved around serving his wife but he deeply felt that he didn't deserve her. All he wanted was to make her happy despite her ridiculous ideas and strong arming of everyone around her. Once she got what she wanted he loses all purpose and might as well cease to exist.

It's not acting. This is Emma Stone and the typical bleeding heart liberal bullshit.

aka the character she played (well)