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Degrezhaa:
He literally wrote spoilers warning before writing it down abi you blind ni.

pelvicky:
Good day, please I need a recommendation of a series movie that has a 9/10 rating, the movie can /should be action, where there are intelligence conversations and acts, suspense and thrills.

Below are my all time favourite movies, please recommend others similarly

1. 24 ( jack Bauer)
2. Game of thrones
3. Prison break
4. Money heist
5. Breaking bad
6. Squid game


I want something thrilling, most especially the first episode captivating

I will appreciate your help on this

Thank you

pelvicky:
Good day, please I need a recommendation of a series movie that has a 9/10 rating, the movie can /should be action, where there are intelligence conversations and acts, suspense and thrills.

Below are my all time favourite movies, please recommend others similarly

1. 24 ( jack Bauer)
2. Game of thrones
3. Prison break
4. Money heist
5. Breaking bad
6. Squid game


I want something thrilling, most especially the first episode captivating

I will appreciate your help on this

Thank you

abduleez1:
I guess WB is also smoking from the same pot Universal is since those ones put Jurassic World: Rebirth for VOD Aug 5th. 🙃🙃


I understand the logic sha....they gain a bigger share of the revenue pie.

Xavier5:
Must they announce it publicly? This corporate niggas be out there looking for means to sabotage the BO performance of this film... like they did The Batman in 2022 😒🙄


#Xavier

abduleez1:
I'm not really sure if it's public. You know these guys have many sites and back processes to check out these stuffs. Most casual cinema goers wouldn't really even know.

But that The Batman (2022) own was widely known cos that Jason Kilar made it obvious and announced it to the whole world. Very useless executive. That shït still irks me when I remember that movie could have easily hit past $820mn worldwide.

Xavier5:
If it's not public, then how this guys take know? My own be say make dem allow this movie breathe... make dem no sabotage this movie ohhh... 😒



#Xavier

BlackManta:
Nope. I wrote it after.

My mistake.

joseph1832:
I'm sure you're the one who is blind. Tssk.

bentenny:
My review of Superman:
Nothing super about him!
Too emotional for a man of steel
Got easily outfought by his adversies esp Lex and outshined by other lesser protagonists esp Terrific.
Superman should be the main protagonist in the movie(this was supposed to be his show) but he keeps being undermined by other supporting protagonists

Always....always needed help from others esp his dog

Constantly being undermined by an obviously portrayed 'masculine' and feisty Louis lane that is different from previous characters who were mostly feminine!
I'm not quite sure but there seems to be an intention from recent films to portray an emasculated male and an empowered/masculine female!

Overdose of comedy for a supposedly action packed DC hero!

Trying hard not to admit it but i see a political undertone in this movie though not too obvious and overshadowed by the comedy galore!

Some positives?
The dog was, hilariously,the hero of the film!
Important mention is Mr Terrific!
I never liked the use of Nicholas Hoult as lex luthor as I preferred a more bulky and menacing guy but I believe he actually did very okay!

My Overall rating for Superman:
5.7/10
My opinion oh😃😃

DieRich5:
The anime will break his own record this time

joseph1832:
Thank you for spoiling the movie for us bro, we appreciate thy effort.

Baddestguyp:
Zodiac (2007) ..... 8.5/10


David Fincher didn't disappoint here. I was intrigued all through...

oyaskii:
Special.... Special Film 🌟

What is worse than a serial killer? A very intelligent serial killer!...One of my most fascinating cases when i was prolifing serial killers. The crafty bastard was never caught and the case remains unsolved till this day, he just lead the FBI on a long wild goose chase.

David Fincher is certainly one to properly make a serial killer flick, he is just too good, with this material. Only "The Social Network" (2010) ranks above this for me, from his impressive filmography

Baddestguyp:
I don't think he was that crafty tho...

Even his cyphers contained many grammatical errors. His mystery is intriguing but I genuinely think the circumstances helped him rather than his smarts...

His acts spanned a wide region which helped him a lot...
And there wasn't much to go by since there was very little connection between the victims...
And he knew when to stop or he would have been caught

Baddestguyp:
I don't think he was that crafty tho...

Even his cyphers contained many grammatical errors. His mystery is intriguing but I genuinely think the circumstances helped him rather than his smarts...

His acts spanned a wide region which helped him a lot...
And there wasn't much to go by since there was very little connection between the victims...
And he knew when to stop or he would have been caught

oyaskii:
All these you mentioned, is why he was indeed, very crafty

The cyphers having grammatical errors was part of the ruse, to mislead, mock and intimidate, rather than it being down to ignorance. those grammatical errors were intentional. those errors made it more difficult for code breakers to decipher since, the cyphers avoided standard patterns and normal word patterns, lexicons and structures were disrupted.

His acts spanning a wide region, was a nightmare for the FBI and local enforcement agencies, making it more difficult for a coordinated man hunt, further complicated by him using different murder weapon, making it seem like the murders were been committed by different people, when infact, it was just one person. The modus operandi of most serial killer is to follow one define pattern, kill in the same area, use same murder weapon/style making them an easy catch for the authorities, but not the Zodiac Killer

oyaskii:
All these you mentioned, is why he was indeed, very crafty

The cyphers having grammatical errors was part of the ruse, to mislead, mock and intimidate, rather than it being down to ignorance. those grammatical errors were intentional. those errors made it more difficult for code breakers to decipher since, the cyphers avoided standard patterns and normal word patterns, lexicons and structures were disrupted.

His acts spanning a wide region, was a nightmare for the FBI and local enforcement agencies, making it more difficult for a coordinated man hunt, further complicated by him using different murder weapon, making it seem like the murders were been committed by different people, when infact, it was just one person. The modus operandi of most serial killer is to follow one define pattern, kill in the same area, use same murder weapon/style making them an easy catch for the authorities, but not the Zodiac Killer

Nickshrapnel:
The racism and ineptitude of the cops also aided in his escapes. They were one time called to a crime scene and people described a white male but they put out an apb for a black man.

So many cases like that where serial killers could have been earlier caught but because of racism, they go scot free

abduleez1:
This movie, Se7en and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is why David Fincher remains GOATED to me. He's darn too good. When it comes to serial killer noir genre, no one beats him, even Nolan sef.

oyaskii:
I usually don't agree with most of his takes but i tend to align with this one.

Films these days aren't really striving for sort of lasting pop cultural impact, it's all box office battle slops which will inevitably land on VOD in a month or 2, and everybody is gonna forget about it right after then.

If i really deep it, none of my truly memorable films that has really been profound, have been made within the last 10 years...maybe Oppie, can't really remember these slops like i would vividly remember "Terminator" saying "I will be back", or the Titanic going on it's ill fated maiden voyage with James Horner's Southampton playing in the background, or how i instantly lit, when i hear "The World's has changed", because i instantly know where is from. Not that these movies didn't care about making big bucks, they also cared about leaving a lasting impact.

Now, the entire blockbuster slate for this year are filled with movies, that has had so many iterations for years and years, and nobody is probably gonna remember this iteration when the year ends. Just look at the biggest movies currently playing now, "Superman", "the 1967th installment of Jurassic World" and the probably the 4th or 5th reboot (really don't know cuz i don't even care) of F4...none of these movies will be remembered, once they are dumped on VOD in a month or 2, Just like Thunderbolt* (2025) [/i]or [i]Captain America BNW(2025) have been all but forgotten, but the buildups to these movies were so well made, you'd think you were in for a once in a lifetime moment, the icing on the cake, this week alone, i have seen another iteration of MK, Predator and Bloody Avatar(seems James Gunn is gonna make this forever) being announced for this year and none of this elicit any form of profound excitement from me, cuz i have seen it all and i know exactly what to expect.

Now i know, these reboots, and rehashing characters and stories from a more successful period of Hollywood, seems like a safe bet for the movie studios, a guaranteed payday if you will, but me that is a cinephile, that they expect to spend my hard earned money on these slops, what's in it for me?

So i should just go and sit, and watch "Earth Warriors save the Earth from OutWorld and the War Hammer welding Emperor for the upteenth time? or i should go see the Predator decide if he wants to be a hero or an anti hero for the thousandth time? or go help Avatar make another 3bn green when I can't even remember the last one, and the whole point of the movie has been lost since the end of the first one in 2009? some 15 years ago?...Hell No.

Point being....You will most likely find me waiting for these slops to become available on VOD, which thank f**k, it doesn't even take that long anymore, see them, forget about them, and wait till the next slop is out.


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