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ImpAtom posted:Honestly? Probably none that they share. I'm pretty sure they're going to go all-in on the chance to tear that apart since we're in Trump's America now. No way, the chance to say BvS is worse than propaganda films is too clickbaity a headline to not make happen.
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"Unlike Snyder's confused epic, Hillary's America has ideas and principles - vile ideas and principles, but ideas and principles nonetheless."
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:"Unlike Snyder's confused epic, Hillary's America has ideas and principles - vile ideas and principles, but principles nonetheless." "Snyder can only hope to have a directorial style as unique as D'Souza's one day"
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:The underlying argument is always there - it was appropriate, uplifting, and humanizing. It was sad and bitter, but there is safety and comfort to it. Paternal comfort. And what is it replaced with? I've been largely focusing on story structure, and your argument seems to be that removing those elements of structure somehow improve the film? So let me flip the script, instead of challenging us to defend why we dislike the film 'for no reason' and then dismissing all reasons offered, what do you like about MoS as a film, in what ways does it execute it's story well as both a piece of cinema in general, and as a tentpole action film?
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MacheteZombie posted:The Razzies are just as stupid as actual awards shows. Hence things like Noah getting nominated.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:The underlying argument is always there - it was appropriate, uplifting, and humanizing. It was sad and bitter, but there is safety and comfort to it. Paternal comfort. Time travel
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Gaz-L posted:gently caress... do I need to go and see Split now? (ending spoiler)I just heard it's kinda-sorta a sequel to Unbreakable (AKA the only Shyamalan movie worth a drat) This is correct.
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Gaz-L posted:gently caress... do I need to go and see Split now? (ending spoiler)I just heard it's kinda-sorta a sequel to Unbreakable (AKA the only Shyamalan movie worth a drat) It's actually getting good reviews too.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:It's actually getting good reviews too. I know! And if I wanna see an invincible Bruce Willis fight Professor X, I gotta make sure this thing makes bank
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Gaz-L posted:I know! And if I wanna see an invincible Bruce Willis fight Professor X, I gotta make sure this thing makes bank 40 mil opening weekend on a 9 mil budget it made bank
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The ending is patronizing at best. It's a terrible movie that honestly does no good things to mental health misconceptions this country already has and the twist at the end is honestly just a big ol' basket of member berries to get you to try and forget about how crappy the rest of the movie is.
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I don't think anyone is going to see the movie where the multiple personality guy gets superpowers from it and think it's in any way meant to be a depiction of real mental illness.
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Aphrodite posted:I don't think anyone is going to see the movie where the multiple personality guy gets superpowers from it and think it's in any way meant to be a depiction of real mental illness. I think you're giving people far too much credit.
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If you go see an M. Night Shyamalan movie expecting to see a realistic treatment of mental illness then maybe the problem is you. Actually if you go see one of his movies at all that's probably the problem. Don't go see bad movies. X-O fucked around with this message at 05:19 on Jan 24, 2017 |
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X-O posted:If you go see an M. Night Shyamalan movie expecting to see a realistic treatment of mental illness then maybe the problem is you. The Sixth Sense and the Village were good tho ???!?!? Also the Visit.
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There is literally 0 worth in the Razzies, but I still want Eisenberg to get one for that Luthor performance. Just for me.
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Jackman has said that Logan happens in a alternative timeline and universe from the "main" X-men movie timeline. Which is interesting because it does give them a lot more freedom, but the X-men movie timeline is only slightly less confusing than the comics one. Also this means that moving Laura into the main X-men movies may not happen, which sucks a lot more than anything else.
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twistedmentat posted:Jackman has said that Logan happens in a alternative timeline and universe from the "main" X-men movie timeline. Which is interesting because it does give them a lot more freedom, but the X-men movie timeline is only slightly less confusing than the comics one. Also this means that moving Laura into the main X-men movies may not happen, which sucks a lot more than anything else. Director said he misspoke and meant timeframe.
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RevKrule posted:The ending is patronizing at best. It's a terrible movie that honestly does no good things to mental health misconceptions this country already has and the twist at the end is honestly just a big ol' basket of member berries to get you to try and forget about how crappy the rest of the movie is. Mental illness is terrifying though and it needs to be looked at a lot closer than it is, so people who are need of it can get help.
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Aphrodite posted:Director said he misspoke and meant timeframe. That's bullshit, someone just told him to stop making things more confusing.
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Aphrodite posted:Director said he misspoke and meant timeframe. Dammit actors, stop running your mouths!
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Aphrodite posted:I don't think anyone is going to see the movie where the multiple personality guy gets superpowers from it and think it's in any way meant to be a depiction of real mental illness.
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Gaz-L posted:And what is it replaced with? I've been largely focusing on story structure, and your argument seems to be that removing those elements of structure somehow improve the film? So let me flip the script, instead of challenging us to defend why we dislike the film 'for no reason' and then dismissing all reasons offered, what do you like about MoS as a film, in what ways does it execute it's story well as both a piece of cinema in general, and as a tentpole action film? Superhero movies before Man of Steel can be broadly divided into being either juvenile (such as the Dark Knight or Iron Man trilogies) or silly (like The Rocketeer or Sam Raimi's Spider-Man) - this isn't to call them all bad, but it's their basic condition. Man of Steel has the distinction of being the first serious superhero movie. e: Well, second if you count Watchmen. Some reviewers are very open about not liking this, like Cambridge Day's Tom Meek: "What's missing in Snyder's Superman is a dash of the hokey goodness that Christopher Reeve contributed to the role and the comic cold cheesiness that Gene Hackman and Terrence Stamp brought as Luthor and Zod." BravestOfTheLamps fucked around with this message at 14:14 on Jan 24, 2017 |
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It's always interesting to see people who used to be normal posters posting normal posts slowly but irrevocably turning into gimmick accounts who rely on their gimmicks for amusement. We don't always get to see the transitioning process in action, but in this case we've had the privilege of studying the conversion in an up-close, detailed fashion through the months.
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I was going to suggest they've been emptyquoting this entire time, but then I remembered that's the gimmick of LotteryOfBabylon, who's an entirely different person, so I guess BravestOfTheLamps is just Actually Crazy.
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So how bout that Lego Batman Movie yall. Is anyone else as completely charmed by the whole aesthetic and character designs as I am? I feel like this is the Batman world I've been missing since B:TAS went off the air. I really want to spend way too much money on batman lego sets now
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Blindly cheerful consumption is the kind of thing Lego Movie mocked, so it strikes me as missing the point.
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BrianWilly posted:It's always interesting to see people who used to be normal posters posting normal posts slowly but irrevocably turning into gimmick accounts who rely on their gimmicks for amusement. We don't always get to see the transitioning process in action, but in this case we've had the privilege of studying the conversion in an up-close, detailed fashion through the months. Eh maybe hold onto those stones.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:Blindly cheerful consumption is the kind of thing Lego Movie mocked, so it strikes me as missing the point. I am deeply anti capitalism but if you don't like Lego you don't have a soul
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Aphrodite posted:Suicide Squad is Oscar nominated.
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Deadpool is not. DC wins again!
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Aphrodite posted:Suicide Squad is Oscar nominated. The only Star Trek episode to ever win an Emmy is also widely considered to be the worst episode ever. Technical awards 
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purple death ray posted:So how bout that Lego Batman Movie yall. Is anyone else as completely charmed by the whole aesthetic and character designs as I am? I feel like this is the Batman world I've been missing since B:TAS went off the air. I'm super down for anything that puts Batman down a peg, and every clip has been pretty funny already so i'm game. (Plus the visuals are amazing)
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I like how the trailers poo poo on the people who think the only good Batman is the Joker.
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BravestOfTheLamps posted:Blindly cheerful consumption is the kind of thing Lego Movie mocked, so it strikes me as missing the point. Buzzkill
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zoux posted:The only Star Trek episode to ever win an Emmy is also widely considered to be the worst episode ever. Technical awards Was it the super racist one purple death ray posted:So how bout that Lego Batman Movie yall. Is anyone else as completely charmed by the whole aesthetic and character designs as I am? I feel like this is the Batman world I've been missing since B:TAS went off the air. Lego movie is great, I'm really hoping they can pull off Batman just as well
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twistedmentat posted:I like how the trailers poo poo on the people who think the only good Batman is the Joker. 
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