Movies. What is it about films that move us? That’s a rhetorical question. What does a rhetorical question mean? Don’t answer. That’s also a rhetorical question. What does any of this mean? Again, don’t fall for it. What we can tell you is that this is TrailerTrasher.com, where movies collide with comedy. We take a comedic approach to everything in the film industry, especially movies about genocide.
For decades, movies have brought us so much joy and entertainment. They are wonderfully crafted films that mean something – and then there are those Rob Schneider films. Think back to when you were a kid and the magic of movies. As the editor of this website, I clearly remember watching movies at home with the only pet we ever had. We called him Buddy. He was my best friend, and I loved him. He loved movies. I would let Buddy sleep with me in bed even though my Mom had asked me not to because of fleas and she didn’t want Buddy to get them. I loved Buddy. Then it happened. I came home from school one day and Buddy was gone. My Mom told me police officers had come to the house and taken him away because Buddy was a hobo. My Dad went to jail on kidnapping charges. I miss Buddy and his companionship even though he was always drunk and touched me. But it was the movies that made me forget the pain.
But we digress. Let’s get on with the business of movies. What do movies mean to you? Again, rhetorical.
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