Thazard:
POLL;

Between a David Bautista and Dwayne Johnson movie,which would you prefer to watch?

abduleez1:
Meet the horror genre. The gift that keeps giving. The most profitable and bankable low-risk genre in Hollywood.


On a more serious note, it seems small to mid budget films are on the rise again after the ginormous banger that was 2019 with numerous "big films" bringing huge money at the box office and COVID essentially delivered a huge blow to smaller movies theatrically with more people only willing to go to cinemas unless it's a true event film or worth the stress.

abduleez1:


Still struggling to believe Anyone But You made over $200mn globally. 👀 Sydney Sweeney proving her mettle?

Funny how I was quick to side Zendaya (Challengers) over her box office wise few days ago. 😳😳🤧

Margot Robbie already shut naysayers up.
Is it a new renaissance of strong leading women who can deliver box office glory on their own. This is not just a couple of star actress but a group of 'em.

Ana De Armas, abeg please don't disappoint me later this year with Ballerina. Your peers have proven their mettle. I know Anya Taylor Joy is bringing it home.

Can't believe all women i root hard for "fanatically" are all gonna deliver box office success in a space of a little over a year? 🤤😀😃 What a time to be alive.

WriterNig:
🎥 Baby Reindeer S01 (2024) = 6.2/10 ✔️ ❤️

A young good looking man who's only able to attract obese women, Trans women and Gays. Yuck. Must suck to be him 🤢 🤮

abduleez1:
Meet the horror genre. The gift that keeps giving. The most profitable and bankable low-risk genre in Hollywood.


On a more serious note, it seems small to mid budget films are on the rise again after the ginormous banger that was 2019 with numerous "big films" bringing huge money at the box office and COVID essentially delivered a huge blow to smaller movies theatrically with more people only willing to go to cinemas unless it's a true event film or worth the stress.


NB: Warner Bros might have had a mixed year with big flops in the superhero genre but their overall lineup of films had enough impact to put the company in the green. The studio is already set to win 2024 for the first time in a long while.

Illusioneffect:

dumbest review I have ever seen. His ex girl friend isn't beautiful? or wtf is this mad man saying. He may be better than you tho, at least people are attracted to him

JackBizzle:

Does it matter their box office returns or that the movie is good?

abduleez1:
Meet the horror genre. The gift that keeps giving. The most profitable and bankable low-risk genre in Hollywood.

On a more serious note, it seems small to mid budget films are on the rise again after the ginormous banger that was 2019 with numerous "big films" bringing huge money at the box office and COVID essentially delivered a huge blow to smaller movies theatrically with more people only willing to go to cinemas unless it's a true event film or worth the stress.

NB: Warner Bros might have had a mixed year with big flops in the superhero genre but their overall lineup of films had enough impact to put the company in the green. The studio is already set to win 2024 for the first time in a long while.

Achilles100:
Anyone seen Godzilla Minus One. Started it last night, going so well.

I'll finish it tonight

Achilles100:
Anyone seen Godzilla Minus One. Started it last night, going so well.

I'll finish it tonight

joseph1832:
Hmm. So the Beekeeper delivered at the box office. I must say, I'm grinning. Noice.

Achilles100:
Anyone seen Godzilla Minus One. Started it last night, going so well.

I'll finish it tonight

WriterNig:
🎥 Godzilla Minus One (2023) = 6.3/10 ✔️ ❤️

This godzilla shit looks so fake and stupid, like it was meant for toddlers.👶🏻 Good movie still.

abduleez1:
Godzilla: Minus One......9/10

Absolute visual feast. Cool CGI artistry, symbiotic musical score — drives home the feels. The Cinematography was enticing.

It's a perfect symbiotic blend of realism and fantasy. Mixing post WWII realities of war in defeated Japan and the fantasy elements of the Kaiju-verse. It's an artistic beauty this people created.
It's not your normal and basic Godzilla movies with little to no substance. But an honest character development for the individual characters in the film unlike the previous focus on the monsters without gripping storytelling.

Where the superb storytelling ends, the action is there to take it up a notch further.
I'd say this movie has a symbolic representation to the Japs just like Oppenheimer was last year. It was expertly woven with the World War narrative and sufferings of the Japanese citizens after their defeat delivering a gripping story.

The movie is essentially a war movie detailing the effects of war and its consequences and the fight for survival when faced by an existential threat.
Beautiful action scenes, the destruction and death in this movie was premium tier. You could feel for the death of the individual characters unlike the other Hollywood Godzilla movies where I hardly give zero fvvks for the background characters dying. The emotional weight was greatly charged.

The ending was damn too good. Also very emotional ending — kinda shed a drop of tear. It was well acted by the actors, great directing and writing.

Wondering where the next one takes us and the Gojira DNA seemingly left in Noriko's neck.

Need more of this product from Japan, live action wise.

joseph1832:
drop link to download asap.

Illusioneffect:

Uhmmmmmm.... Looks like I'm the only one that feels like Godzilla Minus One is the most overhyped piece of dogshit I've ever seen. I sincerely can't see how this movie won best visual effects in the Oscars - you can totally see the low ass budget on the movie most of the time. The scene of Godzilla looking like a candle burnt toy; the overhead scene of the soldiers on the ship in the beginning, you'll totally know they're CG renderings of Ken dolls or something - The Creator should have taken the price.

This movie has the worst extras trying to act scenes. Please abduleez and others- rewatch the scenes where they were first gathered to discuss how to kill Godzilla omg - this extras were looking at the camera😂 sometimes, the main person talking would shout and the extras would try to wiggle their mouths like they were performing in a Broadway show.

The rest of the cast except the main guy were so effing flat- I slept 3 times trying to watch this movie. The movie started badly and ended well but I was already bored at the middle of it so much that the pay off wasn't worth it in the end. I was just there staring at it till the end forcing myself to watch so my 1.something GB won't be a waste.

I was actually rooting for this movie to be good, unfortunately for me- it was so mid and I fckin downloaded the 1080p version!!! Wtf!
It was a good movie so overhyped that it then felt like a bad movie to me - 4/10

P.S.: Why do most Japanese actors act like they're I'm a play. They always have to use overaching gestures, open their mouths wide just to act!

Papadoh:

I completely disagree with your review.
That is the best Godzilla I've ever seen on screen and it was made with the fraction of the budget that all these stupid Hollywood Godzilla movies usually waste.

Achilles100:


Here

joseph1832:
already downloaded it. Thanks all the same. 👍

Illusioneffect:


P.S.: Why do most Japanese actors act like they're I'm a play. They always have to use overaching gestures, open their mouths wide just to act!

abduleez1:
Meet the horror genre. The gift that keeps giving. The most profitable and bankable low-risk genre in Hollywood.


On a more serious note, it seems small to mid budget films are on the rise again after the ginormous banger that was 2019 with numerous "big films" bringing huge money at the box office and COVID essentially delivered a huge blow to smaller movies theatrically with more people only willing to go to cinemas unless it's a true event film or worth the stress.


NB: Warner Bros might have had a mixed year with big flops in the superhero genre but their overall lineup of films had enough impact to put the company in the green. The studio is already set to win 2024 for the first time in a long while.

WriterNig:
🎥 Good Luck To You, Leo Grande (2023) = 5.4/10 ✔️

Disgusted at first but the old lady is genuinely funny, whoever she is.

Achilles100:


No offense oh, dem for just use that Monkey Man money take carry 2odds. cos WFT!!!