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Good to see a story focusing on environmental storytelling instead of woke diversity hires

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Probably their only chance to get gen alpha to the cinemas tbh :marseyzoomer:

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The only way to get me to the cinemas! :marseyfellowkids:

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As long as they don't convert it into an average hollywood action movie full of overplayed tropes I might buy tickets too

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On the one hand, Bay does one thing very well, which is spectacle and scale of mass destruction. The overuse of explosion meme is definitely a legitimate problem, and he can phone it in hard. But, as a relevant example, the Chicago invasion scene from the third Transformers is a really good depiction of an alien armada touching down and slaughter. So that works for something that's founded in potty destruction and not much else. I guess.

On the other, there is no way in either premise or execution, that you can get an audience to take a potty people invasion seriously. Not to mention that the things Gen Alpha sees on the internet are definitely around the PG-13 rating (or are simply grotesque in a way that's not easy to rate), which could push some parents away. But it's violent enough YouTube slop where it would warrant that rating.

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:#skibiditoilet:

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Skibidi Soylet.

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Like 75% or the Earth's surface is covered in flavorless Mountain Dew

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https://www.avclub.com/michael-bay-developing-skibidi-potty-film-television:

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