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paradoxGentleman posted:also most reviews i've seen describe soul as kind of bad Same problem I had with Princess and the Frog. Just an odd decision to do these transformation stories. Plus, I wouldn't really say it stuck the landing with its message/moral.
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Macaluso posted:For the record the Frozen world in KH3 rules because they had the gall to put the entire like 3 minutes of Let It Go in the game
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I thought the 3rd one was rather forgettable and lame because they just had Steve Carell play the part of his long lost brother as well. I mean, I know he was a twin or whatever, but it seemed like too much Carell.
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Speaking of Illumination, I just watched Migration last night. I actually thought it was a pretty solid kids' movie for something I didn't even know was in theaters until it was available digitally. Not exactly a complex premise, but it works way better than whatever Disney was going for with Wish, for instance. Sometimes it's best to just do a simple plot well instead of a complex plot poorly.
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Oh, I should mention that the human villain in Migration gave me total One Piece or maybe Popeye vibes. Mad respect to Illumination for having zero humans speak in the film too.
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Larryb posted:I think the description seems to be implying that this time someone from The Grid will be crossing over into our world as opposed to vice versa like before Like, a major appeal of Tron is to see the cool environments. Otherwise this is just The Terminator with a different costume.
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This is a total guilty pleasure, I know. But I do want RWBY to just have an ending. If all they need to do is put out like a couple of comics or something, just finish it up.
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Songs were godawful, generic visual style, plot too convoluted and nonsensical, and the shoehorned in 7 dwarves friends added up to too many extraneous characters. Just a bad movie all around.
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Just finished watching that tonight. I thought it was pretty great with a bunch of nods/influences (Ghost in the Shell, Blade Runner, 2001, etc...) but was let down a bit by the ending. I'm not sure the plot came together, but the journey was worthwhile enough.
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Open Source Idiom posted:I saw it last week and posted in the thread about it. I thought it was pretty good, essentially an inverted Ghost In The Shell (or a rip off if you want to look at it that way, but I think that's ungenerous). I dunno, looking online some other people felt the same way. Basically, I felt it was leading to a bigger conspiracy that just never materialized. Also, I love movies with downer endings, but just killing off your lead with barely any buildup or twist was a bit of a wet fart. What made the movie feel less impactful at the end was that the main characters ultimately had no real role in the story. Sure, Carlos kills his friend/the Royjacker CEO, but other than that, they didn't solve or prevent anything in the plot at all. Everything happened with them or without them. More of a visual/audio feast and less an original story that I'll be thinking about in the future. The basic plot/philosophy stuff was done better in a lot of the media this pulled from. EDIT: I will mention that I've watched quite a bit of sci-fi/cyberpunk media, so the average viewer wouldn't constantly be thinking "oh, I've seen this before." Like, just watching all of Ghost in the Shell: SAC covers a ton of interesting transhumanism topics. JazzFlight fucked around with this message at 15:59 on May 5, 2024 |
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One thing in Mars Express that made me point at the screen like meme Leo DiCaprio was a freaking split diopter shot. In an animated movie!
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