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themagicbong t1_jcv67hl wrote

Reply to comment by No-Wonder1139 in The photo that was the inspiration for Jamie Lee Curtis' character in EEAAO by woutomatic

People are very angry at the idea someone may not understand a given initialism/acronym for a title, in this thread. I'd be careful voicing that. Lol. I haven't seen the movie itself, mostly just have seen people talking about it very occasionally. Just didnt feature much in the circles I frequent, I guess. So the whole "EEAAO" thing was pretty much brand new for me, today. And my ADD ass brain was thinking of a million other things at the same time, didnt make the connection between Jamie Lee Curtis and the full title "Everything Everywhere All At Once."

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dannyisyoda t1_jcvtqh2 wrote

Nobody is angry about the fact that you didn't understand what EEAAO stands for. It's the fact that you had to be a complete dick about it.

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No-Wonder1139 t1_jcv6p80 wrote

Yes I see that. Evidently we just call movies by their acronyms now and we should know what they mean.

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themagicbong t1_jcv8v0x wrote

Of course. Like how as a kid we all used to love watching SP on CC. Cartman calling kyle's mom a bitch, a classic.

Nah, Im joking, of course. I guess it can work for SOME titles, like LOTR for lord of the rings, WoW for world of warcraft, but its just not always universal. Or if its a newer one, maybe still include the full name for a bit.

Course, you don't HAVE to. I'm not trying to tell anyone what to do, like some other guy in this thread was suggesting. Just might help people understand. Anyways gonna probably stop commenting in this thread now lmao. Wasn't trying to be rude w/ the joke, though.

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No-Wonder1139 t1_jcvagat wrote

I'm thinking LOTR and T2 were the only were the only commonly acronymed movie titles. If I was like hey you ever see PTA? The chances of you guessing I meant Phil the Alien, an award winning film, would be pretty low.

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