Aquaman, Shazam and Birds of Prey are serious?
No I just forgot about them completely
sounds like a smart money move. Thats basically what these studios do anyway nowadays. They just buy out small indie directors cuz they know they can control them. Thats what happened with Trevorrow or Coogler or Duvernay. They all essentially just sold out for the dough.
Lulu Wang said Disney came to her and tried to buy her out too and she said f*** that cuz she wants to remain true to her vision.
Idk the pitch sounds pretty amazing and she's held her ground as far as no green screen etc
Same he's like a weird hybrid of the riddler and the guy he played in the social network with his overly elaborate schemes. His rants at the end are gold, h mocking superman and throwing pics of his mom at him and his whole "I DONT KNOW!" when he yells WHERE IS SHE
and especially the one right before he unleashes doomsday with the big frown on his face lol
Agreed, it was very much a fun performance that helped ease the boredom from the rest of the movie for me
Granny’s peach tea is also an incredible moment
Definitely him exerting full control of Superman is a highlight of the movie for me
Put your money where your mouth is then and go support independent cinema
Of course normies want to go see blockbusters and s***, there’s no point s***ting on people for that lmao
As sad as it is, not everyone wants to see s*** like The Lighthouse
It’s just an unfortunate unsolvable problem that can only be addressed by continuing to support indie movies instead of sitting around crying about why your local multiplex won’t show obscure s***
I have no doubt that Disney is abusing the movie industry rn by pushing out s***ty remakes of their older films. I think that’s the bigger problem rather than something like Marvel which is mostly being kept separate to do it’s own thing now and is at least somewhat letting people have their creative vision (minus the ending battles lmao)
I went to see a movie every week for 4 years in a row until they started to make distribution so much more complicated that it became very difficult to see independent movies so don't apply this bullshit at me.
I have supported smaller films whenever possible. I just can't do it as much now when I have to drive hours out to see that movie. I mean f***, I had to drive out 30 minutes just to see the f***ing Irishman, a 200 million dollar Netflix movie.
Like y'all are f***ing blind to the bullshit Disney is doing. And f*** the general audience forever.
Nobody wants to see the Lighthouse because the media and movies are all owned by the same few corporations that are able to make everyone only want to see one kind of film. Nobody would want to see The Godfather today either, so ask yourself why they did in the 70s?
Y'all are f***ing lost
WB would’ve most likely forced him to cut it to s*** as well if he made it in 2017
Could've easily made this a 2 part movie. WB can go to hell anyways
I went to see a movie every week for 4 years in a row until they started to make distribution so much more complicated that it became very difficult to see independent movies so don't apply this bullshit at me.
I have supported smaller films whenever possible. I just can't do it as much now when I have to drive hours out to see that movie. I mean f***, I had to drive out 30 minutes just to see the f***ing Irishman, a 200 million dollar Netflix movie.
Like y'all are f***ing blind to the bullshit Disney is doing. And f*** the general audience forever.
Nobody wants to see the Lighthouse because the media and movies are all owned by the same few corporations that are able to make everyone only want to see one kind of film. Nobody would want to see The Godfather today either, so ask yourself why they did in the 70s?
Y'all are f***ing lost
I agreed with you
he’s literally the best part of BVS besides the warehouse scene and the very beginning where Bruce is running in the city to help people in need.
Real
EisenLex>>>
I went to see a movie every week for 4 years in a row until they started to make distribution so much more complicated that it became very difficult to see independent movies so don't apply this bullshit at me.
I have supported smaller films whenever possible. I just can't do it as much now when I have to drive hours out to see that movie. I mean f***, I had to drive out 30 minutes just to see the f***ing Irishman, a 200 million dollar Netflix movie.
Like y'all are f***ing blind to the bullshit Disney is doing. And f*** the general audience forever.
Nobody wants to see the Lighthouse because the media and movies are all owned by the same few corporations that are able to make everyone only want to see one kind of film. Nobody would want to see The Godfather today either, so ask yourself why they did in the 70s?
Y'all are f***ing lost
nah these bars lowkey tho
"just go and support indie movies"
yeah bro, I'm sure my $10 is going to teach Disney to stop shutting out indie films!
After rewatching MOS I realized that it’s about as good as a movie about the origin of the Clark Kent Superman as we gonna get tbh
way over hated, same with BvS cause the ultimate edition is great
I went to see a movie every week for 4 years in a row until they started to make distribution so much more complicated that it became very difficult to see independent movies so don't apply this bullshit at me.
I have supported smaller films whenever possible. I just can't do it as much now when I have to drive hours out to see that movie. I mean f***, I had to drive out 30 minutes just to see the f***ing Irishman, a 200 million dollar Netflix movie.
Like y'all are f***ing blind to the bullshit Disney is doing. And f*** the general audience forever.
Nobody wants to see the Lighthouse because the media and movies are all owned by the same few corporations that are able to make everyone only want to see one kind of film. Nobody would want to see The Godfather today either, so ask yourself why they did in the 70s?
Y'all are f***ing lost
Also you namedropped Scorsese an undisputed legend in his field that made genre defining movies lol. I can only imagine how hard it is for a lesser known director
After rewatching MOS I realized that it’s about as good as a movie about the origin of the Clark Kent Superman as we gonna get tbh
way over hated, same with BvS cause the ultimate edition is great
Mfs b****ed about Returns and mfs b****ed about Man of Steel
Mfs b****ed about Returns and mfs b****ed about Man of Steel
Returns got some stench on it when you look back at it
Looking at the director and Lex...
Returns got some stench on it when you look back at it
Looking at the director and Lex...
WB gonna act like it never happened for a long time
Helps that I barely remember the Whedon cut
But I was able to remember some pieces of the scenes I seen before
But most of the movie felt brand new to me
Helps that I barely remember the Whedon cut
But I was able to remember some pieces of the scenes I seen before
But most of the movie felt brand new to me
Check out the screenshots I shared on the Spoiler thread
Returns got some stench on it when you look back at it
Looking at the director and Lex...
yooooooooooooooooo
never realized that he directed that
honestly dont remember much about Superman Returns, I honestly used to think Nolan had some sort of involvement based on the fact that the title is similar to Batman Begins
Also you namedropped Scorsese an undisputed legend in his field that made genre defining movies lol. I can only imagine how hard it is for a lesser known director
It’s kinda nuts
I remember seeing WOWS to an absolutely sold out crowd with everyone constantly laughing and a big applause at the end
I was able to see Silence at that same theater with maybe 2 people in the auditorium
And then I had to drive out 30 mins to see The Irishman at a small venue with a s*** sound mix
bout to boot this up
bout to boot this up
If you want to take a break, after part 2 and part 4 are the best places