So close!
Depends on if you consider bots people, but thatâs kinda AI-phobic
Who could be afraid of Al Bundy?
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LOLLLLLL
Thatâs awesome. The quadrilogy will now be complete.
Her
M3gan
R0n
And finallyâŚAl.
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Tar
I was simultaneously bored and interested in this movie so it took me about a week to finish it. Itâs definitely not a screed against social justice warriors. The clip of her âtake downâ of a SJW was so weirdly edited and when it surfaced it quickly disappeared. The #Metoo part of the movie was the more critical part of it. Where I was bored was that it was dry for the most part, very blue filter, minimalistic, grey concrete and conservative clothing, but every 5 minutes or so the score and/or a shot would be just a bit off kilter, a bit too hyperrealistic that you felt like something just wasnât quite right.
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Yglesias called this a super hero movie but for journalists, but in my mind itâs worse than that. I wouldnât mind a journalist movie that doesnât take itself so seriously or was written with the beats of a Marvel movie, but this one is like if someone asked a ChatGT to write a Academy Award winning movie in the style of Marvel. Every scene is high drama with dramatic music, people saying dramatic things is a plain and obvious way. Weinsteins lawyer feels like the worst lawyer ever. The guy was easily guilted into providing information to the journalists. Thereâs another scene were the NY Times reporter shows up at a Miramax execâs house and while the guyâs wife is present asks him about the âpayoutsâ and he gets this pained look on his face and his wife turns to him and says 'what payouts?" done in the exact way as if the reporter had asked him about his using hookers on the company dime. Itâs all a bit too dramatic and silly for me to take it seriously.
I watched Heat last week after Tom Sizemoreâs death.
It just felt dated and boring. Maybe it would have been better on the big screen.
I turned it off half-way through and have yet to finish it.
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So I guess this isnât you?
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Ah wow, A Wounded Fawn is very good. Indie slasher horror film with a feminist subtext, made by the director of Jakobâs Wife. Has an interesting look to it. Itâs kind of like Jakobâs Wife with just a hint of Panos Cosmatos. If zested Panos Cosmatos and gave your slasher movie a light zest of Panos, that is what it is like. Itâs great. Thereâs a bit of Eraserhead in it as well.
Iâve heard some shit in my day but this is a scorcher
Quick letâs reenact the diner scene between De Niro and Pacino before my heart stops beating
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No joke, in high school my bro and I could recite like half of that scene from memory. I ran with some dipshit crews.
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Youâre so ugly, you could be a modern art masterpiece. Whatâs your name, fat-body?
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your days of fingerbanging ms. fat booty rotten-crotch through her purtty pink panties
are over!
youâre married to this piece.
This weapon of iron and wood
And you will be faithful!
Rewatched Master and Commander. Still a great movie. Donât make them like that anymore.
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Ya itâs great. Itâs also why I loath superhero movies. They are the reason why a film like this cannot be made anymore.
Fuck marvel so hard! 
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They can be made.
Look at Fury Road.
Disney isnât the problem, streaming is. Take away DVD sales and mid tier budget movies are a financial risk.
Fury road was made before 90% of marvel films.
Streaming is what is keeping some mid-budget films alive. Itâs not killing them.
Absolutely unwatchable films made by marvel are sucking up huge swaths of studios budgets and filling half of screens in every theatre.
Marvel is the cancer of the film industry.
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Fury Road came out in 2015. The MCU started in 2008.
Disney is not losing money, access or time because of the MCU. It has been insanely profitable for them.
As far as Disney goes, their live action remakes have been way worse creatively and money wise.