We need a word to denote the opposite of kino

We need a word to denote the opposite of kino.
I vote for “Ludi”

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Motion accepted. "Ludi" it is.

Woke

Hmmmmm

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Onik

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It's flick or joint

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Snyder

I dig it, but can you make Any Forums use it?

But you can’t use flick or joint as an adjective whereas kino can be used as both an adjective or a noun.
This is why ludi is the perfect solution.

Isn't Ludi just plural of Ludo, which is already (rarely) used for kino vidya

>kino vidya
Toys for children cannot be kino

need a second before it can become law
by the power invested in me i 2nd the motion
ludi will now be used my all 4channelers to denote "not kino" from now until the end of time
case dismissed

Ludi is a noun, you can arbitrarily use it as an adjective but the same could be said of joint or flick

müll

German for trash

Kino is a bastardization of French so the opposite should be as well. In French when a film is trash you call it a turnip.

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GOOK MOOOOOOT

hiroshima dabbing on the coomers

Fujisan

I vote Kano in honor of Australian actor Trevor Goddard who played him in the first film and passed away

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How about "onik"

SORCERY

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No, that comes from ludo, which is what Any Forums uses say a game is kino.

I call them anti-kinos

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Kino
Kano

Nominating "dud"

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Muy bueno nombre señor

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why ludi? wouldn't "limp" be keyboard accurate?

no it doesn’t sound like what it represents

How about onik?

kringo

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Kino is German