What do you want to be when you grow up?

[Twitchy]

Not what you are now, but what is your dream job. No restrictions or limitation. Imagine this world as a place where you could pick what you were doing for the rest of your life...

I would love to be in a successful rock band and tour the world.

Given there are no limitations, I would tot totally try being a wrestler.

What would you guys do?

 

[PHX]

Just excelling at my music producing and being widely known for it. When I was a kid and teen though I always wanted to be in the NBA.

 

[Deezy]

I'm an adult, but I still won't "grow up", everyone I know who "grew up" are all miserable with their shitty jobs and kids.

I always wanted to be 6'4" but I didn't grow that way, so when people tell you "you can be anything you want".....They are full of shit.

 

[Keith]

Film critic.

 

[Chris]

Critics are the worst, no one even pays attention to their reviews. Be a film appreciator, and enjoy movies instead of looking for pros and cons to review.

 

[Pepe the Cholo]

Millionaire space cowboy ninja pornstar

 

[Keith]

Critics are the worst, no one even pays attention to their reviews. Be a film appreciator, and enjoy movies instead of looking for pros and cons to review.

Why do you find the need to attack me for no good reason? I do enjoy watching films, that is why I would love to paid to watch and review them. Also I think having a good debate over something you have passion over actually enriches you, life would be boring if everyone's response to a things were "that was good" or "I didn't like it".

A good film critic can make a difference when promoting a smaller indie film and persuading someone to view a film they otherwise would not. Example of that was when I heard Mark Kermode review Velvet Goldmine during the late 90's, his passion for that film made me see it, and it was one of the best films I saw that year and I still loved it today. A even more classic example is that when Bonnie and Clyde was first released very few people saw it, and it was a bit of a flop, but Pauline Keal campagined for it and as a result it was re-issued and became a far bigger film. Like wise when a good critic gives a bad review to a over hype film then it can help someone who is undecided not to view it.

 

[Kiffy Lube]

Is this thread intended for 10 years old?

I'm a grown ass man that raps for cash.