And while I did enjoy the first one, Shazam Fury of the Gods was another waste of time. I really wanted to like it as I love Helen Mirren and enjoyed the first one but I couldn't get into it.
I heard they're (finally) making a sequel to Beetlejuice, with Michael Keaton and Wynona Rider returning, set to be released next year.
I'd been hearing rumors about this since around 2012 or so, but now it sounds like it's actually happening.
I heard they're (finally) making a sequel to Beetlejuice, with Michael
Keaton and Wynona Rider returning, set to be released next year. I'd been
hearing rumors about this since around 2012 or so, but now it sounds like
it's actually happening.
With the SAG-AFRA strike(s), I think almost everything is on hold and may not see nearly as much this next year or so. Would be happy to see another Beetlejuice all the same.
characters lived through it... this should simply not be the case... It absolutely should be a fatal blow. Hot plasma burning essential organs should mean death. At least the got that right in Episode 1. They removed consequences.
Disney seems absolutely incapable of this anymore.
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Blue Beetle was fun, similar to first Shazam, not great but fun. May
want to give "Invincible" and "The Boys" a look on Amazon. Quite a bit different than the formula shows.
A similar movie came out years ago called "Mystery Men", it's pretty entertaining if you like the trope.
I just saw some articles today that say filming for the new Beetlejuice is almost complete, and Tim Burton said the movie is 99% finished..
Re: superhero shit
By: Ewing to Nightfox on Sat Sep 02 2023 08:09:07
They just feel all the same to me. Every other movie I've watched in the Marvel category of late I've ended up tuning out and doing something else
- just leaving it on in the background.
They follow a very similar formula arch over the movies... the characters are slightly different but the pacing is much the same, and there's no real tention or risk in any of it. If they did something different, leave the ending with a bad guy winning, or a character that actually grows, or someone of significance actually dying (I don't think Iron Man in infinity war quite counts since it's more of a one off that people knew was coming).
I've had Disney+ since it launched here in 2019 but just cancelled my subscription as I haven't seen anything of note released for a while that's not from Marvel.
You can't get Hulu without Disney+, but may be dropping that since we aren't using the Live TV feeds as much lately.
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tention or risk in any of it. If they did something different, leave
the ending with a bad guy winning, or a character that actually grows,
Re: Re: superhero shit
By: hollowone to Arelor on Tue Sep 05 2023 07:16 am
I'd not say West as whole. I'd rather limit it to "Hollywood blockbusters".I dunno. Most time I come across something modern that is still good, it is Asian.
There are some outstanding exceptions, but I am not optimistic about our industry.
Spanish cinema is based on government handouts so Spanish movies are the voice
of the government because the government pays the bills.
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the rancid Francoist Spaniard (ancient and tacky old fart, imagine
a mix between Trump and Leisure Suit Larry from Sierra), and
here the right wing took that idiot as a *model*.
Re: Re: superhero shit
By: anthk to All on Mon Nov 13 2023 09:06 am
the rancid Francoist Spaniard (ancient and tacky old fart, imagine
a mix between Trump and Leisure Suit Larry from Sierra), and
here the right wing took that idiot as a *model*.
so is that a bad thing? because it sounds pretty awesome.
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so is that a bad thing? because it sounds pretty awesome.
'Awesome' if you tought that your social behaving standards
are the polar opposite of being an educated gentleman with manners.
That's a good point, some of the comics deal with people unprepared for power being thrust upon them and you end up with college kids and high school kids with unique powers forced to figure out what to do with them/how to use them. They don't really delve into that, except a bit
with Spiderman.
It's like the zombie shit they played out years ago.
and now they are trying to milk starwars.
Re: Re: superhero shit
By: anthk to All on Tue Nov 14 2023 01:07 am
so is that a bad thing? because it sounds pretty awesome.
'Awesome' if you tought that your social behaving standards
are the polar opposite of being an educated gentleman with manners.
isn't that all subjective?
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'Awesome' if you tought that your social behaving standards
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isn't that all subjective?
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Torrente it's obviously a nasty satire about the 'idiotic, rancid, old-fasioned, tacky and misoginyst Spaniard' everyone mental
and socially sane got repressed in his 'soul' because of the social
context adminiring the 'Spaniard macho'.
The -global- social trait it's called "franquismo sociolgico",
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