We are now witnessing the unjusting of Brendan Fraser. His shit is no longer fucked up.
Nature is healing
Gabriel Sanchez
Ryder Mitchell
6 minutes isn't something spectacular in this kind of showing. what is more the movie is somewhere in middle in terms of Venice ratings
however im all in for building artificial hype so once the movie is out and fizzles like a wet fart hype train will derail at supersonic speed causing new wave of JUST shitposting
in addition, despite this movie being mediocre gross shit, media already suggest Oscars so it will be hilarious to see all that hype leading nowhere so we can continue mocking him like before
Nathan Taylor
Brendanbros... we're back
Lincoln Morales
>plays a fat gay man in a Hackanofsky movie called The Whale
>unjusting
Easton Bennett
He's been back. Doom Patrol is the best TV show of the last 10 years
Austin Bennett
>the gremlin ear and that hair
oh boy he's going back to fantasy movies
Owen Davis
heckin' wholesome
Nathaniel Perez
doom patrol fell off hard
Jason Rodriguez
Charles Fisher
You have to have a pretty high IQ to understand the complexities of kinocado
Adam Richardson
our boy
Brandon Collins
Where were all these hollywood faggots when his life was in tatters?
Justin Roberts
qrd on his fall? never really heard them
Charles Hill
I know its r*ddit to cry over this but I still did, fuck you
Blake Wilson
Do you think they all live in a dorm together or someshit?
Christopher Cook
This unironically gives me hope for our future. We all deserve our redemption arc. Congratulations Brendan!
Justin Gomez
Wow our boy Brendan is back after landing a gig consistent with LGBTQ2 propaganda. Shocking!
Cooper Edwards
>I am insane and contribute nothing anywhere!
ftfy
Benjamin Parker
>Doom Patrol
based Brendan, now destroy your enemies and hear the lamentation of their people, and your training will be completeeeeeeeee
Isaac Morgan
>stop noticing patterns
No.
Nicholas Wright
read
A lot of Hollywood actually do look out of each other. Look at how Jodie Foster stuck up for Mel Gibson. Or how people tried to help Robert Downey Jr. (cf. "Two Girls and a Guy"). Or found SOMETHING for Travolta to do (cf. "Three Men and a Baby").
Opportunities are out there.
It's just that, sometimes, a former star prefers self-pity over bettering himself.