If you mean by how the trailer looks, then yeah it’s forgivable. If it were a Mad Max movie, it would be more forgivable. In fact by the time the second trailer is released, it probably won’t be a big deal to me. It just goes back, I don’t feel much enthusiasm for a Furiosa prequel. A curiosity of seeing it for free…
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Meh. Just my reaction to the trailer. It made the post-apocalyptic grunge Australian future look so shiny and clean. They don’t look filthy, they look like they’re going to a Mad Max cosplay convention. In the post-apocalyptic future, everyone has their own costume coordinator. Make-up artists are available to make…
Yeah I never cared about the anti-capitalism or the social commentary. For me, it was all about live or die make your choice....no no I mean good luck, kill others, and don’t die. Not necessarily in that order. I’m sorry, I think the real life Squid Games isn’t Squid Games at all if everyone lives. Which for obvious…
The synopsis was posted on IO9:
I can’t agree with how much the general public cares, but that’s just differences of opinions. I can agree that whether they care or not, that they can’t really do much about it. However, I’m more focusing on those involved with these projects, or in the industry, and those that are involved with posting movies/shows…
I disagree about few people would care. And the legal dept. would make moves, but it’s the internet. Torrent sites, streaming portal sites, and word spreading about how WB/Discovery wanted to keep those movies and/or TV shows locked away indefinitely, pretty much would guarantee it couldn’t be scrubbed.
So, I was somewhat right. WB/HBO/Max Discovery is starting to piss enough people off internally. Someone on the crew leaked a behind-the-scenes reel of footage? Yeah it’s blocked for now, but the fact that it happens about a day later after the news says something.
I always saw the strangulation as the set up and the joke was what happened afterwards. Like in the episode when Bart had a pet snake. Home strangled Bart, but then the snake strangled Homer. Or in the episode when Homer was throwing Marge an appreciation dinner, and Homer strangled Bart, but then gave a toast for…
Eh, it’s going to be leaked out sooner or later. The director may be taking this gracefully, but someone in the cast or crew may not. Or even gradually more people within WB/Max/Discovery whatever are getting royally pissed off internally. Someone is going to get screwed over too much and decide to hit the “fuck it”…
Full transparency, that was posted on Morning Spoilers from IO9 about an hour after this article was posted. I noticed how some of the comments were criticizing the article’s title and the author way of writing that comes off as if there’s something preventing Daisy Ridley from hitting top action star status.
Deadline reports Daisy Ridley is attached to star in We Bury the Dead, a zombie “survival thriller” from director Zak Hilditch (1922). The story is said to follow Ava (Ridley), “a desperate woman whose husband is missing in the aftermath of a catastrophic military experiment. Hoping to find him alive, Ava joins a body…
Well, it is what it is. A kids horror movie. I would’ve preferred something much more intense, but there’s plenty of films available now and coming out that will deliver. I wouldn’t even say it’s worthy of being PG-13. Monster Squad, Ghostbusters, Gremlins, Willow, and the movie Witches is more intense for a PG-13…
Oh yea yea, no worries. I mean that would be my response if anyone said that to me. The other interesting aspect of it is, that this was released both cinemas and streaming. It’s making big money for its first weekend, so I’m curious to see how many that went to see it in the cinema would’ve preferred to see it at…
Actually, I enjoy digging into movies and having conversations on what makes a movie or TV show great, meh, or bad. Just a preference. I know there are those that just watches something once, likes it or hates, and then just moves on without a care or thought. Nothing wrong with it. But this is my preference. And…
Ehhhh, at my job there’s a lot of gamers and fans of Five Nights and they were really looking forward to this. But I standby what I said. It’s worth watching once. Definitely a disappointment for many (not all), but I’ll add that because it is barely more intense than Goosebumps, it might be good for a family night…
No no, he could still be in the franschise. The next one can explore time travel, reincarnation, and past lives. As Dom accidentally travels back to World War 2 and discover JC Van Damme is his him from a past life. JCVD is a past life Dom that is a mercenary soldier/Euro race car driver, playing for both sides for…
Ah, yes. I’ll think I go for the wait and see approach. It’s cautious, but with a hint of optimism. I just can’t go into watching something hoping I’ll be right that I’m going to be massively disappointed.
Season 2 wasn’t as good as season 1 but still enjoyable. I was willing to forgive it because of the pandemic deal. Everyone at that time was just trying to figure out for the first time how to navigate production during pandemic rules. However, I felt like the story barely moved forward until near the end.
I never watched Heels. Just not my style. But to all those fans who enjoyed it and are bummed out/peeved, I can relate. It’s exactly how I felt when they cancelled Ash vs Evil Dead.