Mar 27·1 reply
shaleiroseCoda did not have anywhere near the impact, acclaim, or notability before it won Best Picture
EEAAO was adored before it was ever nominated for a single award
It was "adored" by the people who see every event movie and like it. There's not much to that adoration. It's pop music. It comes and it goes. And it already went
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
It was "adored" by the people who see every event movie and like it. There's not much to that adoration. It's pop music. It comes and it goes. And it already went
No it did not "already go", I have no idea what you're even basing that assessment off of
People still love EEAAO, evidence of that being people very excited for The Daniels' next project, and them being able to nab one of the most in-demand leading men in Hollywood right now to star in it
Mar 27·1 reply
Mac Wit Da CheeseHave you seen Coda
Not saying it’s terrible but best picture is crazy
Green Book
- Mar 27
UnityI didn't say it was bad
that's fine haha i getchu
- Mar 27·1 replyshaleirose
No it did not "already go", I have no idea what you're even basing that assessment off of
People still love EEAAO, evidence of that being people very excited for The Daniels' next project, and them being able to nab one of the most in-demand leading men in Hollywood right now to star in it
Most people who liked EEAAO dont know who the Daniels are lol
Mar 27·2 replies
BlueDreamThat movie was extremely loved during its theatrical run, wayy before awards season .
I don’t know where this revisionist history is coming from that people never loved it
I’m not saying people didn’t love it, I was absolutely astounded by how much love it got at release. I saw the trailer, thought it looked terrible, saw all the good reviews so gave it a chance and it was deadass the worst thing I saw that year. It was an A24 for Marvel fans movie, and the fact it was praised showed exactly everything that’s wrong with cinema and the world in general.
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
Most people who liked EEAAO dont know who the Daniels are lol
Yeah because people who go see major event films are idiots who can't read. Nobody is excited for the next Nolan or Denis or Coogler or Peele film based on name alone either
- Mar 27·2 repliesshaleirose
Yeah because people who go see major event films are idiots who can't read. Nobody is excited for the next Nolan or Denis or Coogler or Peele film based on name alone either
Ask the next 10 people you talk to irl if they know who the Daniels are and then ask if they know what EEAAO is
- Mar 27·1 replythis is not an alt
I’m not saying people didn’t love it, I was absolutely astounded by how much love it got at release. I saw the trailer, thought it looked terrible, saw all the good reviews so gave it a chance and it was deadass the worst thing I saw that year. It was an A24 for Marvel fans movie, and the fact it was praised showed exactly everything that’s wrong with cinema and the world in general.
Hey if it wasn’t for you, that’s completely fine
But that last sentence is just you being pretentious
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
Ask the next 10 people you talk to irl if they know who the Daniels are and then ask if they know what EEAAO is
Bro I didn't say they were household names lmao
Do you think they pulled Gosling for their next film just off vibes? No, that's the EEAAO goodwill paying off
- Mar 27BlueDream
Hey if it wasn’t for you, that’s completely fine
But that last sentence is just you being pretentious
I think a lot of the negativity that this film gets is just people projecting their hate for Marvel onto it
- Mar 27·1 replyshaleirose
Bro I didn't say they were household names lmao
Do you think they pulled Gosling for their next film just off vibes? No, that's the EEAAO goodwill paying off
Not sure what we're even talking about anymore. It was a successful movie. I thought it was fine. But it was a sensation with a crowd of people who also will go and watch Fantastic Four The First Steps. Those aren't the people who are looking back at EEAAO and questioning how good it was. Nor do they know who the Daniels are.
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
Not sure what we're even talking about anymore. It was a successful movie. I thought it was fine. But it was a sensation with a crowd of people who also will go and watch Fantastic Four The First Steps. Those aren't the people who are looking back at EEAAO and questioning how good it was. Nor do they know who the Daniels are.
According to who? You?
- Mar 27·1 replyshaleirose
According to who? You?
You're the one asking where this "revisionist history" came from and I'm explaining it to you. No clue why you're this upset with me lol
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
You're the one asking where this "revisionist history" came from and I'm explaining it to you. No clue why you're this upset with me lol
You're not explaining anything, you're just saying that people who liked this movie four years ago apparently don't like it anymore and have no idea who directed it.
So I'm asking you: how do you know that?
- Mar 27·1 replyJonboi
Green Book
Haven’t seen that one yet tbh but I’ve heard bad things lol
- Mar 27·1 replyshaleirose
You're not explaining anything, you're just saying that people who liked this movie four years ago apparently don't like it anymore and have no idea who directed it.
So I'm asking you: how do you know that?
No, I said they aren't the ones relitigating it? And yeah, most people who see billion dollar movies aren't going because they like the director.
How don't you know that?
- Mar 27·1 replythis is not an alt
I’m not saying people didn’t love it, I was absolutely astounded by how much love it got at release. I saw the trailer, thought it looked terrible, saw all the good reviews so gave it a chance and it was deadass the worst thing I saw that year. It was an A24 for Marvel fans movie, and the fact it was praised showed exactly everything that’s wrong with cinema and the world in general.
ya see, this is sort of how I feel about Project Hail Mary, only taken to extreme hyperbole
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
No, I said they aren't the ones relitigating it? And yeah, most people who see billion dollar movies aren't going because they like the director.
How don't you know that?
EEAOO is FAR from a billion dollar movie man
It was a sci-fi action adventure from an independent studio by a director duo that no one had ever heard of
And it made $143M
I'm really not sure why you're acting like this was some tentpole franchise event film
- Mar 27·1 replyMac Wit Da Cheese
Haven’t seen that one yet tbh but I’ve heard bad things lol
if you've seen enough Oscar bait movies you pretty much have
- Mar 27·1 replyshaleirose
EEAOO is FAR from a billion dollar movie man
It was a sci-fi action adventure from an independent studio by a director duo that no one had ever heard of
And it made $143M
I'm really not sure why you're acting like this was some tentpole franchise event film
Brother, I'm not gonna argue hyperbole with you.
If you want to believe the people who hate it now loved it then
and that the Daniels are household namesI'm happy for you
- Mar 27·1 replyBenny Boy
Brother, I'm not gonna argue hyperbole with you.
If you want to believe the people who hate it now loved it then
and that the Daniels are household namesI'm happy for you
I've already said that I am not saying that the Daniels are household names
I said there is interest around their next project built from the goodwill they received with EEAOO. That's not me saying that they're household names
- Mar 27Jonboi
if you've seen enough Oscar bait movies you pretty much have
Lmaooo
- Unity 💯Mar 27
I wonder how EEAAO would be talked about now if Jamie Lee Curtis hadn't won that Oscar
I think that turned a lot of people off to the movie
- Mar 27·1 replyJonboi
ya see, this is sort of how I feel about Project Hail Mary, only taken to extreme hyperbole
I kinda feel the same about that movie, but I like the science/space stuff and it had more interesting visuals so I don’t think it’s as bad