if what I read is true, it is very very bad. I read it in a list of things that were posted before the season, and the early stuff was correct. i think if the resolution is true, there will be even more backlash.
I will never ever bet against James Cameron making bank at the box office.
Ah, but Avatar had no lasting influence on movies at all in any way. You can tell because the people who've been unthinkingly choking down a 2 hour+, 80% CGI, $500 million dollar marketing budget Marvel film every six months or so for nearly a decade keep telling you that.
I will never ever bet against James Cameron making bank at the box office.
Ah, but Avatar had no lasting influence on movies at all in any way. You can tell because the people who've been unthinkingly choking down a 2 hour+, 80% CGI, $500 million dollar marketing budget Marvel film every six months or so for nearly a decade keep telling you that.
this is very condescending
Also, not really accurate
CGI heavy, heavily marketed blockbusters were around before Avatar
I will never ever bet against James Cameron making bank at the box office.
Ah, but Avatar had no lasting influence on movies at all in any way. You can tell because the people who've been unthinkingly choking down a 2 hour+, 80% CGI, $500 million dollar marketing budget Marvel film every six months or so for nearly a decade keep telling you that.
this is very condescending
Also, not really accurate
CGI heavy, heavily marketed blockbusters were around before Avatar
But they weren't in 3d for an extra 4 bucks a ticket.
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I will never ever bet against James Cameron making bank at the box office.
Ah, but Avatar had no lasting influence on movies at all in any way. You can tell because the people who've been unthinkingly choking down a 2 hour+, 80% CGI, $500 million dollar marketing budget Marvel film every six months or so for nearly a decade keep telling you that.
this is very condescending
Also, not really accurate
CGI heavy, heavily marketed blockbusters were around before Avatar
But they weren't in 3d for an extra 4 bucks a ticket.
3D was already coming back - Superman Returns and Harry Potter 6 both had 3D releases that were partial conversions, a bunch of animated stuff was coming out that had been filmed in 3D (including such things as Coraline, Up, and Beowulf), and even the specific 3D filming method that was used for Avatar had already been used in the fourth Final Destination movie (as well as a couple of concert films).
I will never ever bet against James Cameron making bank at the box office.
Ah, but Avatar had no lasting influence on movies at all in any way. You can tell because the people who've been unthinkingly choking down a 2 hour+, 80% CGI, $500 million dollar marketing budget Marvel film every six months or so for nearly a decade keep telling you that.
this is very condescending
Also, not really accurate
CGI heavy, heavily marketed blockbusters were around before Avatar
But they weren't in 3d for an extra 4 bucks a ticket.
My local theater hasn't had a 3D film screened in like...two years? I think that's when Despicable Me 3 came out
3D sucks. Beyond it making the films darker and costing more, it frequently flat out fails to work right for me; it gets a weird ghosting effect that apparently only I see.
Its already a pain to plan around the meager showings at my local cinema; when I have to ignore the most convient showings because they're in 3D, it makes the whole effort even more annoying.
I like Alita a lot, but a not small portion of that was due to me having no experience with the series at all until that point, so everything was brand new and I had zero idea where the story was going, so it was great to be immersed in a world I knew nothing about.
I still giggle about how the secret weapon of Mars was apparently ninja anime ladies.
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I like Alita a lot, but a not small portion of that was due to me having no experience with the series at all until that point, so everything was brand new and I had zero idea where the story was going, so it was great to be immersed in a world I knew nothing about.
I still giggle about how the secret weapon of Mars was apparently ninja anime ladies.
I like Alita a lot, but a not small portion of that was due to me having no experience with the series at all until that point, so everything was brand new and I had zero idea where the story was going, so it was great to be immersed in a world I knew nothing about.
I still giggle about how the secret weapon of Mars was apparently ninja anime ladies.
is it
i mean
is that not accurate?
I've never met a martian so I cannot confirm or deny.
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has anyone watched the hateful 8-extended-but-now-it's-a-4-part-miniseries version that's on netflix?
i never bothered with the original (partially for its length) but treating MORE of the same thing as a series with stopping points has almost enticed me to go ahead and check it out, because that makes some marginal amount of sense
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I've been slightly curious? But I also don't know that I ever really want to revisit Hateful 8
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yeah I dunno
that movie needed something but "more, generally" wasn't it, even if there are breaks
Lionsgate has commenced Highlander creator Gregory Widen to script Black Samurai, an action drama grounded in the historical tale of Yasuke, reputed to be the first black samurai to serve a warlord in Japan. Mike De Luca and Stephen L’Heureux are producing, and the film is a co-production between Solipsist Films and De Luca Productions.
Long story short, it's finally moving forward! Narcos' Doug Miro is going to be writing the script now instead of Widen, and Chadwick Boseman is going to be playing Yasuke
“The legend of Yasuke is one of history’s best kept secrets, the only person of non-Asian origin to become a Samurai,” Boseman said. “That’s not just an action movie, that’s a cultural event, an exchange, and I am excited to be part of it.”
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if what I read is true, it is very very bad. I read it in a list of things that were posted before the season, and the early stuff was correct. i think if the resolution is true, there will be even more backlash.
this is very condescending
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CGI heavy, heavily marketed blockbusters were around before Avatar
But they weren't in 3d for an extra 4 bucks a ticket.
3D was already coming back - Superman Returns and Harry Potter 6 both had 3D releases that were partial conversions, a bunch of animated stuff was coming out that had been filmed in 3D (including such things as Coraline, Up, and Beowulf), and even the specific 3D filming method that was used for Avatar had already been used in the fourth Final Destination movie (as well as a couple of concert films).
My local theater hasn't had a 3D film screened in like...two years? I think that's when Despicable Me 3 came out
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PAPYRUS!
Oh, it's going to get that Speed Racer "nobody appreciated this secret masterpiece" bump, for sure
Its already a pain to plan around the meager showings at my local cinema; when I have to ignore the most convient showings because they're in 3D, it makes the whole effort even more annoying.
If 3D went away I would genuinely be ecstatic.
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Alita? Nah it was surprisingly decent I thought. Not fantastic or anything but I genuinely enjoyed watching it.
Nuh uh
Yeah it was convincingly wrong lol got em
I still giggle about how the secret weapon of Mars was apparently ninja anime ladies.
is it
i mean
is that not accurate?
I've never met a martian so I cannot confirm or deny.
i never bothered with the original (partially for its length) but treating MORE of the same thing as a series with stopping points has almost enticed me to go ahead and check it out, because that makes some marginal amount of sense
that movie needed something but "more, generally" wasn't it, even if there are breaks
Long story short, it's finally moving forward! Narcos' Doug Miro is going to be writing the script now instead of Widen, and Chadwick Boseman is going to be playing Yasuke
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We are all the underdog against the heat death of the universe
is god rich
seems like conceptually god would have transcended any kind of monetary metrics
maybe he collects pogs. God: Rich in pogs.
All pogs go to heaven, after all.
Remember Christ? He's back now, in pog form.
It just won't set any records that take a decade to be beaten, like the first one did.
that whole second coming really got overhyped.
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