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Seems like @KinoBushido has died and we haven't had one of these in a while
As always NO ANIME
I don't have anything to talk about other than finishing Masters of the Air. Was pretty kino.
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New clip from ‘X-MEN 97’
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) March 19, 2024
Premieres tomorrow on Disney+ pic.twitter.com/Wv5c3BAexx
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The new trailer for ‘FURIOSA’ has been released.
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) March 19, 2024
In theaters on May 24. pic.twitter.com/mUIVrOq8Ct
Just realized this is the 2nd trailer.
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Around 2003 in Chile, when the original trilogy of Star Wars began airing on television there, they did this funny thing to avoid cutting to commercial breaks. They stitched the commercials into the films themselves. Here is one of them, with the English dub added in. pic.twitter.com/wC7N2vPNvv
— Windy 🛸 (@heyitswindy) March 2, 2024
Give the Chileans the next trilogy
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This made me feel more emotion than anything by Disney in a decade. so sweet
I've been following this guy's work for the last year and it turned out so good.
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Everything Eastwood has directed post that movie where he yells at Filipino kids has been treated with kid gloves, because he's been 100 years old for ages and every expects all his releases to be his last. So when he releases an absolute stinker critics will sort of acknowledge that the movie is poorly directed but still give it a charity thumbs up.
But he's never been a good director, even when he was a spry 60 year old back in the 80s. He's gotten worse, for sure, and he basically stopped 'directing' actively now that's he old enough to get a letter from the Queen (he apparently has a bunch of assistants that do everything for him on set, it's not clear what his input is aside from choosing a script) but he's ALWAYS been incredibly lazy. Every movie he's made that has been passable has been so on the basis of a strong script and performances (Million Dollar Baby, some of his westerns) from actors that don't need direction. But when he's put out to sea without either of those things you can see that his 'directorial style' amounts to pointing the camera at whichever actor is moving the most and making the most noise, giving them one take and if they don't get it right frick it, cut and print. Lighting or sound fricked up? Who cares, no one pays attention to that.
it's sad because he's always been kind of based, and it's funny that he keeps casting relatively young women to frick him for the movies in which he acts. nothing funnier than a full-blown decrepit 90 year old being blown by a Hollywood-faced 45 year old woman pretending she's a similar age as him
like every year some retatd studio executive has 20 million to burn and decides to give it to clint eastwood to barely direct some movie about a horse rider who gets sad about mexico or sum shit
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Now, don't get me wrong. It's a tiresome topic like "Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?" Or "Tropic Thunder couldn't be made today" but we all know these twats are malding because this statement critiques woke culture . God knows /r/movies isn't exactly a place for having a healthy discussion outside of the same dozen circlejerk topics .
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Arguably the greatest cinematic achievement of all time, Godzilla: Final Wars has absolutely everything one can hope for in a piece of cinema.
There are swordfights against aliens
Motorcycle chases with guns
A j-pop race of alien invaders
Confusing anime battles
MINILLA who DANCES
And so many things I can't even find screenshots for like the guy going super saiyan or the scene from the matrix where neo stops the bullets in mid air but this time they're lasers or the 36 on 1 karate fight or the constant continuity errors and things that happen for no reason at all besides that they look cool.
A timeless masterpiece and the high point of the 00s.
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Oh and one time the weird mutant Japanese soldiers kill a giant lobster monster guy and one climbs on top of him and says TOO BAD I'M A VEGETARIAN and blows him up