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>>70189239
You have to be 18 or older to post here OP
Pro-Wrestling
All of it
"All those comments - 'You're ruining my childhood!' I mean, really...Four women doing any movie on earth will destroy your childhood? I have a visual of those people not having a [my husband] Ben, not having friends, so they're just sitting there and spewing hate into this fake world of the internet. I just hope they find a friend."
>>70189189
>Four women doing any movie on earth will destroy your childhood?
Not that I give a shit about this, but people where teased with a Ghostbusters 3 for years with the original cast having major, or major supporting roles. From what we've seen it's like Bridesmaids 2 with Ghosts. Not that Bridesmaids was a bad film, but it's not what the series was known for. By the same logic of "why does it matter if the 4 cast members are female" you can apply "why does it matter if they're male" or "why does it matter if they're called Ghostbuster's".
They could have done this as a new IP without having to try and cash in on nostalgia by having it share a title of a series it barely resembles.
Ghostbusters was a shit franchise built around one good movie. The new ghostbusters is garbage, women cast or not.
The first movie only worked because of the casting. Ghostbusters isn't this amazing thing that has the same power on it's own.
>tfw born just in time to experience the dawn of vidyakino
feels god man
My mom thinks if I go and see this movie it will make me want to play WoW and I'll become and addict again.
Do you think they're going to put in subliminal messages to make people resub to WoW?
itt: cartoons/shows you fucking hated as a kid
Is it hard living with autism, OP?
>>70189019
/thread
OP is defective.
Is this a nostalgia critic thing or something?
Doug was always back-to-back with Rugrats right when I got home from school and it was the best hour of television the entire day.
>Alice drops from $116m opening weekend to $28m
How much do you think Fox execs are shitting themselves over Avatar 2?
What does one have to do with the other?
>>70188763
They've both sequels to huge movies that relied on the 3D fad to gain huge grosses.
>>70188704
The movie cost is about $400 million right? What is the promotion budget, about $200 million?
>Johnny Depp is a rich successful movie star. Why would he commit a crime? There are literally ZERO examples in history of rich, successful people committing crimes.
>If he had abused her before she would have reported it. No domestic abuse victim would EVER have mixed feelings about pressing charges against their partner
>Her story makes no sense. A rational person wouldn't act that way in a domestic violence situation. People ALWAYS act in a rational manner when their partner assaults them.
>Amber Heard smiled not long after the alleged assault. A domestic abuse victim would NEVER smile with the first month of the assault.
>Johnny Depp has done nice things before, so he can't have committed domestic violence. Abusive husbands act like monsters ALL the time. You can spot them easily.
>Johnny Depp didn't assault his first wife. He therefore can't be guilty because people NEVER change as they get older
>I can tell she is lying from the bruises. I can DEFINITELY do this despite having zero medical knowledge.
Which is your favourite domestic violence apologist meme?
>>70188694
>Which is your favourite domestic violence apologist meme?
I like the one where it's obviously make-up
don't bother. the neckbeards on this site will always bitch about famous women doing conspiracy-tier shit to famous men even though they'd all give their left testicle to have that same woman do the same thing to them.
>>70188694
>Depp is a rich successful movie star. Why would he commit a crime? There are literally ZERO examples in history of rich, successful people committing crimes.
>>If he had abused her before she would have reported it. No domestic abuse victim would EVER have mixed feelings about pressing charges against their partner
he's wearing a greeen hat this is bullshit don't beleive a wor dof it
I think the two concotted the whole thing
>"I am total loser."
>"I live in my moms basement."
Literally /tv/ the character.
>>70188135
hes got some sweet digs though, also he's clearly taking care of dear old mom given that she ain't go no man
>An Ancient Evil Awakens
GOAThorror.
Easily the best this year and an instant classic.
Did anyone NOT enjoy this?
>>70188006
Would thou like to live deliciously?
>tfw fell for the Witch meme
Remind me to never take this board seriously again
This is the sort of movie that only pleases the rottentomatoes/r/movies-core middlebrow.
Too "Boring" for normie gutter plebs looking for jumps. Too artistically juvenile for elite horror experts. To the fedora clad man, it is kino.
...to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation....
>>Fucking really Burns?
>>70187833
What's a matter JUST guy? Cant keep up? You forgot one!why are you choosing to spend your life doing this?
Worst Civil War movie ever, didn't even have Ironman in it.
>>70189990
>>what's a matter
Wuaaaaaaaaaaaahhheyyyyy /o/ driver lads and ladies! That was one thrilling ride of a show, wasn't it? We had famous celebs with some quite hilarious first cars and hijinks in three wheeler reliant robins!! Who would've thought we broke down eh?? Damn british engineering.. atleast we got to fight it out in the classic brits vs americans races, don't forget them. Both great examples of thrilling car culture!
And did you see our new rallycross track? I mean, did you see our new rallycross track with added water? Even if that did mean my wife had to spend more time with her personal trainer to get it sorted, it was worth it in the end! the audience found it to be a spectacular change of events, simple wonderful.
So feel free to leave your thoughts down below about how you felt the episode went! did you favour the brits or americans in our tense battle? or did you wish you could be driving those reliant robins aka dead horses?
Please clap
>Zack Snyder presents Top Gear: Dawn of JUSTice
>>70187695
I haven't watched it, what was it like?
How important is a film's soundtrack?
fuck off back to >>>/mu/
Essential. Can establish tone at the weakest and in the strongest cases bump a movie from a 4/10 to a 7/10. I usually cite Tron: Legacy as the perfect example.
>>70187334
should be john carpenter 2bh
his flicks are mostly trash without the music
Why is corny humor so popular? Big Bang Theory? Park & Rec? Community? Why do people like this unfunny trash?
I'll reply to your obvious bait.
>community
>parks and rec
>corny
>>70187542
how aren't they corny? The jokes are so stupid and family friendly. Has no balls to it at all. You have to be a real dipshit to find it funny
>Burgers
>Capable of creating comedy.
There can be only one!
How can you guys watch to movies with more than 2 hours?
I mean, if the director can't express himself in about 2 hours he should go into series or some normie shit, because he is clearly doing something wrong.
Just look at Bergman's movies they have about 90 minutes and are masterpieces, Chaplin is another example and of course Hitchcock's best movie has 80 minutes.
There is not a excuse to make movies with about 4 hours, it's just like the director doesn't know what he is doing but he keeps throwing shit at you.
>>70187023
>thinking in predesigned definitions
how can you truly enjoy art when you are limited by what you think is the standard?
>Just look at Bergman's movies they have about 90 minutes and are masterpieces
What is Fanny & Alexander?
>>70187232
A miniseries.
What makes his films so good? What is so stand-outish about him?
His sincerity.
Coincidentally, Tommy Wiseau has a lot of sincerity, too. Sincere artists always garner a following.
Also, he's a clever writer and understands the emotional gravity of a scene when directing.
>>70186960
>His sincerity.
how do you know he's sincere?
>Coincidentally, Tommy Wiseau has a lot of sincerity, too.
congrats for destroying your own argument
>Sincere artists always garner a following.
OP's question was about movie quality
>Also, he's a clever writer
how?
>and understands the emotional gravity of a scene
how?
>when directing.
congrats the last word of your post is actually where your answer should have begun but you probably have no idea what directing is about in the first place
/tv/ in a nutshell
and yes I'm mad
>>70188088
Retard, art is intuitive, if you don't know what I'm talking about its probably why you're not an auteur
>watch capeshit
>is actually kino
how did Snyder do it?
>>70186796
He didn't
He is by far the best comic book director in Hollywood.
>>70186796
Kino God
