Mecka:
what do you read?

Mecka:
In essence, you are saying the figures are padded with stolen funds.

blingxx:


The Dahomey Amazon's where actually the bad guys in history they burnt villages ,captured slaves and sold their fellow black man to the Europeans but Hollywood is portraying them as hereos

BlackManta:
Good lord

https://www.vulture.com/article/a-vfx-artist-on-what-its-like-working-for-marvel.html

You can read the full article.

So many dark sh!t happening in Hollywood

Ishilove:

Hollywood romanticises history a lot of the times with the use of artistic and historical license for entertainment purposes. Art imitates life, but not all art can make the kind of money they want, especially as real life is often times not colourful or entertaining.

Mecka:
I've always wondered, how does superman change into his suit so swiftly without anybody noticing?

Baddestguyp:
dialogue is the words used, the conversations in the movie...
They aren't well written for a spy movie...


Example of great dialogue is in a series is Terminal List...

Mecka:
I've always wondered, how does superman change into his suit so swiftly without anybody noticing?

Ishilove:

Hollywood romanticises history a lot of the times with the use of artistic and historical license for entertainment purposes. Art imitates life, but not all art can make the kind of money they want, especially as real life is often times not colourful or entertaining.

Baddestguyp:
is this really a question??
Lol...

His suit is his identity, it's an image, a symbol that represents...
It's meant to represent what he stands for...for others to idolize and learn from...
So yes he has to change to his suit






*Sidenote: I'm not a fan of superhero/villain suits but I appreciate what they represent...
I personally would prefer if supernatural characters moved around in casual clothing

BlackManta:
Obara Jesus

With two Avengers movies coming out in the same year, omo I pity these VFX guys, they fit slump die due to intense working conditions and low pay

If this is not modern day slavery, then I don't know what else to call it

WTF Disney

GloriousGbola:


captain jack sparrow is a pirate, which is simply a seaborne armed robber
as a nigerian, i can never understand the celebration of pirates - being that we experience the real thing

Mecka:
you dont understand me. I mean how does he switch dresses in matter of seconds. We know he's not a magician like Dr strange.

Raalsalghul:


The film looks like a mid-tier flick.

I'm wondering why the budget is 200 million dollars?

Kaycee7:
It was definitely a good movie.

What boxes are we ticking?
Plot was definitely cliché asf.
Characters were mostly tropey. The only one who did anything surprising was Fitzroy. You could still see his betrayal coming though.
Action scenes served.
Pace was kept fast enough you to stop you from thinking about anything too much.
It was a fun experience, all things considered.

Ishilove:

You

Really

Need

A

Chill

Pill

oyaskii:
Ok my man...I think 2 school of thought can exist because the movie simply wasn't doing it for me.

troubleseller:
Brendan Fraser in Darren Aronofsky's The Whale

oyaskii:
"RE: The Hateful Eight" Extended Version (2015)
" The deadliest, bloodiest, and most entertaining game of clue ever played"

Quentin Taratino created a gem with this one because this had all the perks of a well made movie... The writing was great, the dailogues were top notch, the cast was freaking awesome (special praise to Samuel L Jackson and Walton Goggins, those two delivered a timeless performance), the action was brutal as expected and the visuals were stunning...the blizzard scenes were stunning.

Make no mistake, as fun and hilarious as The Hateful Eight was, it had some serious undertone bordering on the boundaries of race and possibly misogyny in post civil war America wrapped in a classic "Taratino brand of gooey gore" beautifully crafted into 4 Netflix extended episodes.

Simply put, The Hateful Eighsterpiece.

abduleez1:


Fat paychecks for the actors added to its bloated budget.

Mecka:
The ancient greek theatre of Sophocles, Aeschylus and Euripides never romanticise life. Tragedy was portray as it is. In 472 BC the first greek tragedy by aeschylus was performed. The Persians was performed after surviving destruction

troubleseller:
Brendan Fraser in Darren Aronofsky's The Whale

cuffee:
Where will you place tarantino in the annals of history?

nani667:
⬇️

Ishilove:

I hope he is going to lose weight after this performance. Wtf!!

oyaskii:
Most of the "weight" are a result of costume and effect as the plot of the movie ties to it. He plays an obese writer who wants to reconnects with his daughter after falling into depression and binge eating after the death of his gay lover.

He's fat in real life tho, just not that fat, and as in the movie, he actually fell into depression and binge eating after been cancelled by Hollywood.