alexistaiwo:
I usually watch snippets when my younger bro was hooked on Naruto that year, whenever I walk in on him, I watch small

AbdulSleeky:
Kai....if not for my new year's resolution, I would have savaged someone right now

AbdulSleeky:
Kai....if not for my new year's resolution, I would have savaged someone right now

IngeniousLeez:


Hope say no be me.

Kaycee7:
Avatar: The Last Airbender and Castlevania aren't completely recognized as anime. Lots of folks claim they're anime but hardcore anime stans refuse to accept them as anime.
That's why you rarely see them making anime lists

armadeo:
The hunt.3.5/10


Another run of the mill human hunting movie. Rich folks gather poor folks to hunt for sport.


Utter crap.

Avoid.

Having a bad week here I haven't seen a movie to just make me feel good.

armadeo:
The hunt.3.5/10


Another run of the mill human hunting movie. Rich folks gather poor folks to hunt for sport.


Utter crap.

Avoid.

Having a bad week here I haven't seen a movie to just make me feel good.

DandeNumeruno:


I know everyone is entitled to their opinion and all, but frankly, people like you don't deserve to have opinions.

olayinkajnr:


Lmao. Plus the storyline is not all about rich folks gathering to hunt the poor for sports.

Nova15:
I just saw this on twitter please I need to confirm something. Is Shuri the one playing Black Panther in the sequel?

DandeNumeruno:


Fan art.

DandeNumeruno:


It's not about rich vs poor at all. It's a political satire with survival horror undertones.

Nova15:
I just saw this on twitter please I need to confirm something. Is Shuri the one playing Black Panther in the sequel?

Nova15:
I just saw this on twitter please I need to confirm something. Is Shuri the one playing Black Panther in the sequel?

Nova15:
I just saw this on twitter please I need to confirm something. Is Shuri the one playing Black Panther in the sequel?

DandeNumeruno:


I know everyone is entitled to their opinion and all, but frankly, people like you don't deserve to have opinions.

Bro, the theme of the movie isn't about the rich versus the poor, it's about elite liberals vs conservatives. It satirically pokes fun at liberals and conservatives. Ultimately, it's a political satire slash horror.

alexistaiwo:
AbdulSleeky agreeing with DandeNumerouno



This 2021 is all about keeping your enemies closer

AbdulSleeky:


I've retired from the savage life.

oyaskii:
Nocturnal Animals (2016). Seeing this was like sex without climax. The screenplay was so so poor, even the side plot from the novel get more action than the main plot and it ultimately lead no where still and the whole movie was a total waste of the talents of Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal. Was the novel supposed to be some sort of revenge? At the end it turned out to be pretentious piece of crap masquerading as a physiological thriller.

Still wondering how the movie got high praises, probably the praises were for Tom Ford "The designer" not Tom Ford "The filmmaker".

4/10.

oyaskii:
Nocturnal Animals (2016). Seeing this was like sex without climax. The screenplay was so so poor, even the side plot from the novel get more action than the main plot and it ultimately lead no where still and the whole movie was a total waste of the talents of Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal. Was the novel supposed to be some sort of revenge? At the end it turned out to be pretentious piece of crap masquerading as a physiological thriller.

Still wondering how the movie got high praises, probably the praises were for Tom Ford "The designer" not Tom Ford "The filmmaker".

4/10.

DandeNumeruno:


Nah, you watched the film wrong.

The novel subplot is Gyllenhaal grappling with Amy's infidelity/betrayal. The killing of his child in the novel symbolizes Amy's abortion of his baby... the raping of his wife and daughter in the novel is a metaphor for Amy's abrupt infidelity.

Long story short, the novel subplot is essentially a metaphor for Gyllenhaal and Amy Adam's turmoiled relationship.

In the end, Gyllenhaal standing Amy up on their anticipated date was his way of telling Amy to go fvck herself, which entails he hasn't really come to terms with the past, and is no longer the nice guy he used to be.

The movie is no masterpiece, but it's brilliantly written, directed and acted. The praises it received are justified.

oyaskii:
first of all, longest time my Gee, didn't know you where back on these streets. I did watch the movie with the clearest state of mind.

oyaskii:

Second paragraph bolded...Fully got this but if the novel was a metaphor for revenge, why then did Tony (Edward) die?

oyaskii:

Third bolded paragraph...I think this was the only part I would say they got right but it was abrupt af, i adjusted my chair to say finally "lets go" only for me to see end credits.

oyaskii:

Fourth paragraph..It's very very far from been a masterpiece. It's the writing i have a problem with, the acting, directing and sound editing where ok.