I love a good backup/cavalry arrival. Whether it be a “Hey you guys”, a blaring horn from Rohan, or even a shitty spaceship sneaking up on Vader, I am a sucker for it. Hell, I’ll even take a bunch of sonar-following bats storming a mental institution.

Shit, I might have to watch these soon

yeah I’m not going to ignore the criticism, but yes, they have been just a joy to watch

yeah, I can’t really talk about SW on r/movies. I’ve made the same comment above but I’d often get some nasty replies

I know I’m in the minority, but I’ve been enjoying the hell out of the shows thus far. I would hope it leads to some event movie in the future since the majority of these shows are in the “Mandoverse”

having the criticism is fine, it is the attitude you have expressing it that is not doing you any favors

posts like these aren't made by people looking to get someone else's perspective nor made to start a healthy discussion. OP just wants an echo chamber, nothing more. If someone feels that Anderson is just becoming too focused on style over substance, then that's fine. Just come up with a more tactful way of expressing it than just reactionary garble

my buddy has some ex housemates who he heard tried to have a chicken coop in their bathroom. Thankfully, they attempted this at their next residence and unsurprisingly, it did not go very well

I think a lot of it had to do with the boring name-only title and misguided marketing that the director insisted on having a heavy hand in

if the action/stunts/shootouts are as well choreographed and shot as the previous films, then I am sure I will enjoy JW4 just the same

I want to see him go against type and do a comedy. This a guy who shouts MacGruber quotes on set and has professed his love of Talladega Nights. Edgar Wright has called Nolan a "comedy nerd", too. Given the right script and circumstances, I think he'd pull it off

I loved how Liotta made a joke about it playing himself in an episode of Just Shoot Me

EDIT: clarification

Christine (2016) with Rebecca Hall. I had known of the real story of Christine Chubbuck’s tragic final days, but the movie still hit hard. Hall’s performance was hauntingly phenomenal, she honestly should have gotten more recognition for it. It was a good film, but by the end, I just felt so gutted.

I highly recommend it, even if I don’t plan on watching it again for a very long time

on a side note, I’d love for him to make another Trek movie. I rather enjoyed Beyond, and Sofia Boutella was a wonderful addition to the cast. Should they ever make a sequel, I’d love for her to return

those are very valid points now that I think about it. Like I said, I get why it was cut for reasons beyond runtime. But I do like how it wasn’t another beat-em’-up interrogation or a Gotham City face off. And I did have to watch it with subtitles since it was hard to understand him at parts

dude’s going to explode once his Joker makes a formal Batman debut. His deleted scene was great (I get why it was cut), he looked like character in a gritty David Fincher thriller

my dad hates this movie but he did laugh at the Napoleon/Uncle Rico fight

The Super Mario Bros. has to be the biggest/worst film adaptation of any IP. A complete misfire that alienated audiences and insulted beloved fans of the Nintendo game and its titular characters. It had body horror moments in a movie that PG, and the best description I've read for Dennis Hopper's King Koopa is that "he looks like a pit boss at Biff Tannen's Pleasure Paradise".

But I'll be damned if I don't find it interesting. It's just something about the punky/neo-apacalypse look of "Dinohattan". I admit I like the some design choices, like it's grid-powered electric cars, jet boots, punk rock NY vibe. A part of me wonders how well the movie would have fared if they stripped anything away that could be pertained to being a part of the Super Mario IP and just made it its own movie

he and James Badge Dale have the same sort of “grizzly character actor” vibe that I just don’t know how to properly explain. I’d love for those 2 to be in a movie together

I read this in the voice of that guy from Scott Pilgrim vs The World

The Prestige. 16+ years later and I still pick up new bits of foreshadowing

for comedy, Spaceballs has got to be mine. Funny thing, I hadn’t seen Alien by that point (I did later when I was 12) so John Hurt’s cameo whooshed over me. But when I finally saw the ‘79 movie, things started clicking in my head when it came to the dinner scene. To say I was horrified would be an understatement, that scene shook me for a the rest of the day

I honestly think seeing Spaceballs first compounded the horror effect in Alien

I’d like to throw in Paul, which I liked much more than World’s End

I thought about that myself but he does play Tom Lincoln with his natural accent (and comes across as a perfect asshole), almost the opposite of 6-Echo

even playing against himself in The Island was fun to see

I admit I must be an outlier, certainly far from exemplary. But I growing up in a household where basic cable was the norm, seeing the show out of order was commonplace. But I will say that it speaks for the merit and quality of the show that one could watch a few random episodes and know the “gist” of Seinfeld