ShaqFu:
Like who gives a Fvck. Is it suppose to matter?

The movie is a very good movie, should we care who is drilling who's rectum, or who is perusing someone's vagina. Na WA oh.

do these gay guys really drill one another's anus in real life like they do in porn

oyaskii:
Well, I guess it matters to the alphabet community that they feel included somewhat. Personally, i could care less becuz it neither moved the plot of the movie forward nor had any significance in the end.

are you a supporter of the gay community?

myami:
do these gay guys really drill one another's anus in real life like they do in porn

Do you watch gay porn?

oyaskii:
How did "Jurassic World Dominion" make $1bn at the BO, when i can barely remember it came out last year because of how terrible and bland it was.

If there was any justice in the world, both Jurassic and Thor shouldn't be on that list. Very useless movies.

oyaskii:
The Steven Spielberg era was pretty tight, infused and close to the source material of Micheal Crichton. They started to lose the plot with the Chris Pratt era and "World Dominion" was the final straw.

have you seen War Horse by steven spielberg

IbrahimMav:


Personally, I think they're all mediocre, excluding the original obviously.
But I can't deny the franchise has a certain charm to it.
The potential for the franchise is massive.
If the writers could get a little creative, I feel the next instalment could make 1.5b easily.

they should cancel the franchise. Its boring

EmmanuelScott1:

Do you watch gay porn?

god forbid. I'm straight

jiggar:


After the 2nd movie, nothing seems to make sense anymore.

I just watched part 3 to fulfil all righteousness. But you see that part 4, personally, it's Evangelion 4: You Can (Not) Understand.

lol...
I think I prefer the path the original series took

That one was complex too but with careful watch I was able to understand most of it

Aflix:
Can I understand the part 2 without watching the first part?

Sure. I did same.

Samuell2019:


You should. It's a very good prequel.

I will later.

myami:
do these gay guys really drill one another's anus in real life like they do in porn

You even try, i can not get myself to watch that shit, it is an eyesore.

Please can someone recommend a nice series for me to watch this night. ?

All quiet on the western front 9/10

Mehn, war is a terrible thing. What a tragic ending too.

Patriot9:
Please can someone recommend a nice series for me to watch this night. ?

Check here: https://www.nairaland.com/671147/what-series-watching-now-part

True Lies.

jiggar:


After the 2nd movie, nothing seems to make sense anymore.

I just watched part 3 to fulfil all righteousness. But you see that part 4, personally, it's Evangelion 4: You Can (Not) Understand.

I just checked...The 4th movie is highly rated.

While the 3rd movie had 20% on rotten Tomatoes with 72% audience score....
The 4th movie has 100% with 92% audience score

In conclusion I think I'll watch the 4th movie
People seem to understand it and like it

My next watch after the Evangelion rebuild movies

GHOST IN THE SHELL

iamL:


Is on 9jarocks.

Seen, thanks

RE: "Batman Begins"(2005)

scarecrow: you look like a man who takes himself too seriously. do you want my opinion? you need to lighten up [sets batman on fire] !

Started my customary yearly run of Christopher Nolan's take on the "Dark Crusader" early because the film kickstarted not only a beautiful trilogy, but a whole new era in cinema in and out of the superhero genre.

I really like how the script not only explains how fear played a big part in the creation of this icon, but carries this theme throughout the film, basically becoming its core theme. This film differs from that of many other superhero films made at the time, which are anchored in a sense of heroism. On the other hand, the backdrop of this film is insecurity and how it can be used both as a tool to bring chaos, but also as a tool to bring hope as well. Those are the roots of Batman, and it seems to me that Nolan and his screenwriters were incredibly wise to introduce this character in this way. I was also blown away by the very organic humour. At the end of the day, one can also argue that this film belongs to Hans Zimmer and to the score that elevates the film, especially its emotional component.

As for the performances, Christian Bale is excellent as both Bruce Wayne and Batman. There hasn't been a film that has portrayed both of these performances equally before, usually movies have focused on one or the other. This film does a great job at giving us as an audience the opportunity to enjoy Bale in both roles equally and nail both down. Cilian Murphy gets less screen time than I expected, but that only proves how good he is that he makes his mark with so little time. Likewise, Michael Caine's Alfred as this voice of reason is excellent; he's just there to provide quotes, and he succeeds superbly.

My one criticism of this film is the mediocre fight sequences, as has been seen before in Nolan's work, despite his superb skill at crafting and executing these wonderfully complicated action sequences, in this Batman film scenes like the one on the train left a lot to be desired and the shaky camera simply took me out of the picture. In addition, it is difficult to feel sorry for Mrs. Wayne when she feels like a cardboard figure in the background. Also, Gordon's version here seems to be more comic relief than anything else.

All in all, this is a magnificent origin story that takes this character to a whole new level, allowing him to go from a joke character to a more nuanced one.

Up next...The Dark Knight (2008)....Excited at this prospect to say the least

oyaskii:
RE: "Batman Begins"(2005)

scarecrow: you look like a man who takes himself too seriously. do you want my opinion? you need to lighten up [sets batman on fire] !

Started my customary yearly run of Christopher Nolan's take on the "Dark Crusader" early because the film kickstarted not only a beautiful trilogy, but a whole new era in cinema in and out of the superhero genre.

I really like how the script not only explains how fear played a big part in the creation of this icon, but carries this theme throughout the film, basically becoming its core theme. This film differs from that of many other superhero films made at the time, which are anchored in a sense of heroism. On the other hand, the backdrop of this film is insecurity and how it can be used both as a tool to bring chaos, but also as a tool to bring hope as well. Those are the roots of Batman, and it seems to me that Nolan and his screenwriters were incredibly wise to introduce this character in this way. I was also blown away by the very organic humour. At the end of the day, one can also argue that this film belongs to Hans Zimmer and to the score that elevates the film, especially its emotional component.

As for the performances, Christian Bale is excellent as both Bruce Wayne and Batman. There hasn't been a film that has portrayed both of these performances equally before, usually movies have focused on one or the other. This film does a great job at giving us as an audience the opportunity to enjoy Bale in both roles equally and nail both down. Cilian Murphy gets less screen time than I expected, but that only proves how good he is that he makes his mark with so little time. Likewise, Michael Caine's Alfred as this voice of reason is excellent; he's just there to provide quotes, and he succeeds superbly.

My one criticism of this film is the mediocre fight sequences, as has been seen before in Nolan's work, despite his superb skill at crafting and executing these wonderfully complicated action sequences, in this Batman film scenes like the one on the train left a lot to be desired and the shaky camera simply took me out of the picture. In addition, it is difficult to feel sorry for Mrs. Wayne when she feels like a cardboard figure in the background. Also, Gordon's version here seems to be more comic relief than anything else.

All in all, this is a magnificent origin story that takes this character to a whole new level, allowing him to go from a joke character to a more nuanced one.

Up next...The Dark Knight (2008)....Excited at this prospect to say the least

Excellent.

Now give us the dark Knight

Some of us just like to watch the world burn

GloriousGbola:


Needs the deep to complete the cycle

Morning boss! Sorry, my query is unrelated to the thread.
Please, with a budget of #100k max, which dell laptop will you recommend?

oyaskii:
The Steven Spielberg era was pretty tight, infused and close to the source material of Micheal Crichton. They started to lose the plot with the Chris Pratt era and "World Dominion" was the final straw.

What you saying tho ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=673fHq2WJSg

Kaysalas:

Morning boss! Sorry, my query is unrelated to the thread.
Please, with a budget of #100k max, which dell laptop will you recommend?

My advice would be a latitude. The latitude is dell's business class laptop. As such it is designed for easy serviceability and repair. So you can easily change the ram or hard drive. So if tomorrow you have some spare cash you can easily upgrade the ram.


Also foreign used latitudes are usually corporate machines, and so they are likely better maintained

In a perfect world these devices (used) shoukd be free because corporations abroad literally throw them away every 3 to 4 years

Unfortunately in this extremely fked economy, I am not sure you can get anything before 2015 at that price.

Good luck

GloriousGbola:


What you saying tho ?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=673fHq2WJSg

Steven Spielberg had no had in this sacrilege ...

Sam Neill's stint was terrible....total bottom barrel

GloriousGbola:


Excellent.

Now give us the dark Knight

Some of us just like to watch the world burn

Same Same ....soon enough

GloriousGbola:


My advice would be a latitude. The latitude is dell's business class laptop. As such it is designed for easy serviceability and repair. So you can easily change the ram or hard drive. So if tomorrow you have some spare cash you can easily upgrade the ram.


Also foreign used latitudes are usually corporate machines, and so they are likely better maintained

In a perfect world these devices (used) shoukd be free because corporations abroad literally throw them away every 3 to 4 years

Unfortunately in this extremely fked economy, I am not sure you can get anything before 2015 at that price.

Good luck

Thnx for the prompt response

oyaskii:
Same Same ....soon enough

It's not about the money, it's about sending a fvvking message.

abduleez1:


It's not about the money, it's about sending a fvvking message.

The hero this thread deserves

Recovering ✓✓✓

GloriousGbola:


The hero this thread deserves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUH44K5Unwc