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howe_sam posted:To the extent that I hear a voice when I read Spider-Man, which honestly isn't much, it's still the guy from Spider-Man & his Amazing Friends. I still hear 90s animated guy in my head.
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Honestly probably Yuri Lowenthal or Josh Keaton for me.
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Vince MechMahon posted:I still hear 90s animated guy in my head. I hear Greg Brady a lot too. Especially if it’s an 80s/90s story
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Oct 4, 2020 18:22
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I hear the guy from the first Marvel vs Capcom
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AnonSpore posted:I hear the guy from the first Marvel vs Capcom
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Vince MechMahon posted:I still hear 90s animated guy in my head. Of course anyone who watched the 90s show hears that guy’s voice - he had a nonstop running monologue throughout every show about what was going on at all times
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Not sure about the reliability of this, but supposedly this is what the new movie Snake Eyes will look like https://twitter.com/Ode2Ash/status/1312894040564797442?s=20
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Oct 5, 2020 01:41
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I dunno. Could use some visor-pouches
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Garfield is written to be such an rear end in a top hat in those movies that it's just impossible for me to view him well. It bothers the heck out of me that Amazing has Captain Stacy like "Pete...I'm dying. Before I go, please...leave my daughter alone before you get her killed. In some sort of goblin-related falling injury." And like 5 minutes later he's just not doing that. Not even trying a little. The sequel doesn't have him trying either. It's an odd character beat. Holland's not flawless, but he's done the best with it so far for me. McGuire didn't land the wit and snark well enough. He looks like a dweeb (like physically acts as one in the films, not a comment on his appearance). Plus yeah, as folks have said, Dunst is just doing nothing good at all in any of those movies. Not one. Vince MechMahon posted:I still hear 90s animated guy in my head. Yep. Which is bizarre, because this is actually mostly independent of the Peter I'm reading. I could crack open something from the 80's and I'll still use the 90's cartoon guy. It's that or Ultimate Spider-Man from the Gamecube game.
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Jagermonster posted:Of course anyone who watched the 90s show hears that guy’s voice - he had a nonstop running monologue throughout every show about what was going on at all times Truly, the most accurate version of the sixties comics possible, in at least one way.
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The first two Raimi films were a lot of fun when they first came out but really don't hold up well on multiple viewings. They were created to be enjoyed in a theatre where you are living in the now and enjoying the spectacle without thinking too much about what you are seeing. The really haven't aged well but it was the first big screen Spiderman movies and at the moment in cinematic history they were pretty great ( I will honestly say the same about the first 2 X-Men movies). ASM 1 was boring and I couldn't finish ASM 2. Garfield was......fine I guess. I honestly couldn't care at all about any of the characters though. Holland is fine and it feels like the first time a movies has moved away from the "lol you like science you nerd I am going to pants you now because I am a jock and therefore a complete idiot" way of thinking which is great because it feels less like a old person trying to remember what high school was like for them 40 years ago. I agree with the complaint of Spidey being a bit too much like Iron Man and I really don't like the Spider suit that can do everything. I actually like that Parker has to know how to sew up holes and actually have to worry about his costume getting dirty and smelly. That poo poo is relatable as opposed to some high tech super army uniform he has going on. Spiderverse is the best Spiderman movie hands down. The story is great, the animation is great and full of so many little easter eggs that unlike the Raimi films it really does hold up and need rewatchings. edit: Alan Moore is comic book related so does anyone know what The Show is besides Alan Moore's big screen debut? Madkal fucked around with this message at 18:25 on Oct 5, 2020 |
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I don't recognize anyone that thinks Spider-Man 2 is bad
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Is a film bad if I literally can't remember anything about it? Like, there was a man with mental problems, who fixated on his best buddy Spider-Man. Then he got electric powers. That's all I can recall.
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That’s not Spider-Man 2 that’s Spider-Man 4 2 which is also Spider-Man 5
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drat https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1313306042076286976?s=20
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With theater chains starting to just flat out die, I don't think this whole thing where studios just make movies then never release them is gonna be the winning strategy here.
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Unmature posted:That’s not Spider-Man 2 that’s Spider-Man 4 2 which is also Spider-Man 5 Under the Sajdak act that's Spider-Man 5: The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Which makes his most recent outing "Spider-Man 8: The Amazing Spider-Man 5: Into the Spiderverse 2: Spider-Man 2: Far From Home"
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Vince MechMahon posted:With theater chains starting to just flat out die, I don't think this whole thing where studios just make movies then never release them is gonna be the winning strategy here. Eh, call me a Pollyanna but the pandemic will end and there's enough proven profit in theatrical releases that the theaters will come back in some form or another.
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Yeah if the current ones die someone will just start new ones.
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Movies are never coming out again.
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Mr Hootington posted:Movies are never coming out again. Oh no, see - it's fine because you'll be able to watch them on your TV for the low, low price of $30. If you're very lucky it won't involve jumping through some annoying hoop or installing another new client as the studios fragment everything. You won't be able to complain because someone who has 4 kids will appear and remind you how expensive trips to the movies are for him, and that movie theaters are basically big rackets who overcharge for snacks so they deserve to all go out of business. As you can probably tell, I'm a bit annoyed at Cineworld having to close all their sites and seeing the only real response from people be "Ah well. Going to the movies is poo poo anyway, Netflix is only £9!!! CoMFoRT oF My oWn HOmE" like its inconceivable that while I'm spending all my time working from home it might not nice to go out to see a movie for once.
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CaptainApathyUK posted:Oh no, see - it's fine because you'll be able to watch them on your TV for the low, low price of $30. If you're very lucky it won't involve jumping through some annoying hoop or installing another new client as the studios fragment everything. No kids, but would gladly throw in $10 to watch Batman with my roommates. That's what it would have cost us each for tickets anyway. Maybe you should get some friends. Downloading an app isn't an ordeal.
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Vince MechMahon posted:Maybe you should get some friends. Or maybe I would just prefer to view films in a better setting than my house? gently caress me, right?
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You're going through a lot of layers here. Being upset the theaters are closing is one thing, but you're mad because you can't go see a movie right now, during a pandemic?
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I'm going to be charitable and assume he meant that he's concerned about the cinemas not coming back once the pandemic is over
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Yeah it's more fear for the future, and that the longer they're closed the less likely it is they'll ever come back.
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I'm fine with never going to a theater again honestly, so we've got a disconnect on how much we value the giant rip off auditorium full of the worst of humanity, I guess. E: I may have feelings on theaters lingering from working at one but honestly they're just sticky, dirty boxes full of people who can't shut up, are jerking off, or both.
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Fair enough. If I'd witnessed people jerking off in there I'd probably be right there with you.
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Vince MechMahon posted:I'm fine with never going to a theater again honestly, so we've got a disconnect on how much we value the giant rip off auditorium full of the worst of humanity, I guess. But enough about BSS. CaptainApathyUK posted:Yeah it's more fear for the future, and that the longer they're closed the less likely it is they'll ever come back. The current players may all die but someone who wants a slice of the billions will take their place.
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Counterpoint, even surrounded by other people it's way easier to focus on a movie if you're watching it in a darkened theater than sitting alone on your couch with your phone and/or tablet next to you. At least that's what I find to be true.
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CaptainApathyUK posted:Yeah it's more fear for the future, and that the longer they're closed the less likely it is they'll ever come back. I've got some bad news about the future. Especially if you are in the UK.
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Aphrodite posted:But enough about BSS. Sometimes, dead is better. The theater that you closed ain't the one that comes back. It might look like that theater, but it ain't that theater, because whoever's got money after Covid ain't human at all.
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Destruction of theaters and social entertainment is another layer of societal atomization, but $8 popcorn.
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Aphrodite posted:But enough about BSS. Excuse me, BSS is like a velvet box full of angels and sugar.
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maybe theaters shouldn't die because an entire industry full of unemployed workers would be bad
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The Trump admin already had United States v. Paramount struck down in August. The studios are going to sweep in and have their own theaters as soon as it's financially viable.
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CaptainApathyUK posted:Fair enough. If I'd witnessed people jerking off in there I'd probably be right there with you. The amount of gross old couples we had to throw out for fuckin in the theaters was astounding. It was always fat white couples in their forties. One chick was giving the dude a hj in the middle of paranormal activity 2 on opening night in a sold out theater.
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I always went to matinee shows for a 6 dollar ticket, so to hell with paying 30 bucks to watch a movie once. Might as well wait for the Blu-Ray/DVD to come out. That'd be cheaper.
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Movie theaters are good, what the gently caress
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Aphrodite posted:The Trump admin already had United States v. Paramount struck down in August. The studios are going to sweep in and have their own theaters as soon as it's financially viable. Good thing Disney owns just about all movie making nowadays. Really going to keep the amount of different theaters I have to go to down.
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