Was Schindler's List canceled?
its weird... when i was younger i used to mix up leslie nielson and liam neeson, and now they're doing a reboot with him? it's just like... did whoever was pitching this movie forget the dude was deceased, accidentally fuck up their names and they're just like going along with it?
RIP first episode of star war
Have you heard of the "alternate" way to watch the start wars series? It involves the first
65 movies in order to tell anakins story instead of luke's. I tried it and thought it was a pretty good way of viewing, maybe Youve heard of it? If not, ill elaborate. (For clarity we will label the movies in the story's chronological order, episode 1-3 is the new trilogy, 4-6 is OG trilogy)First, watch episode 4 and 5, with vaders reveal. Then, watch episode 2 and 3, which function as flashbacks to adolescent Anakin and the story of his fall (ep1 is skipped in this viewing).
Finally, come back to episode 6 for his redemption.
I thought it was cool anyway, and this viewing method makes it easier for me, a crotchety OG only type, to enjoy the prequels a bit
That's interesting, not sure I'll do it (big time commitment), unless I cut out all of the non-vader scenes in the OG. The last time I watched the prequels was to get references for star wars droids to maybe 3D print my own star wars character.
Take that back.
Not really tho. Didn’t he do a racism?
Wait up, are you actually throwing shade on Krull? Not cool.
Oh shit... I know you're not a USAian but if you look up famous US comedians from like... the 60's/70's that had a movie career like Richard Pryor and then go find a bunch of the movies they starred in... holy fuck are they bizarre and bad.
I wonder if its the same in other Western countries? Were there comedians that were so popular they starred in a ton of movies just trying to make a buck of the fact that "famous comedian" was in the movie?
"The Grey" has something to say to this. It is a fantastic movie and i will both fight you and/or die on this hill
The Grey is dogshit. Its depiction of wolf behaviour is absolutely comical. I will not stand for any media that portrays these majestic creatures as mindless killers who relentlessly hunt humans down without exception just cause they're "apex predators" or some dumb shit.
fortunately, it's not a documentary about wolves. it is an allegorical story about heroic efforts to survive and find meaning against an inevitable and even welcomed end, and it is an overlooked film due to a mismatch between its tone and its marketing. and also literalism.
