A group of English moviegoers are asking for their money back because The Artist turned out to be SPOILER ALERT silent. This guy knows what they’re talking about.
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I giggled when I realized that this is tne 2nd post in a row about a video that could have been made better by speeding it up and adding Yakety Sax. Then I realized that’s like 80% of the posts on here.
Breaking news: Steve Winwood just asked for his money back because The Artist turned out not to be about Prince.
I’m beginning to think that most people go to the box office and just stand there holding twenty dollars and drooling until someone takes it and gives them a ticket for something.
Was it Ricky Gervais?
I worked at Blockbuster for about a month around the time Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was released, and I while at the register I had to ask/tell people that it was subtitled, and they would get MAD.
“Oh. REALLY? UGH. I guess we’ll go pick something else.”
It drove me nuts.
That was a really important film in the history of the whole “Oh my gawd what I have to READ this?” thing.
I was renting a movie for my illiterate grandfather in the nursing home, you jerk.
Are these the same people who sued because Harry Potter wasn’t a real wizard?
“”If I was in The Artist with my kids, it wouldn’t have went down like it did. There would have been a lot of blood in that first-class movie and then me saying, “OK, we’re going to hear some dialogue now, don’t worry.” –Mark Wahlberg
The cinemas are just thankful it was silent because that way none of these people found out it was French…