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MajorHavoc, in The DCEU ends not with a bang, but a wimper.

Yeah. There was so much wasted potential in the DCEU.

But I don’t consider Aquaman wasted potential at all. I’m a fan of the comic, but the source material never tried to be Black Panther, so a movie that did wouldn’t have worked anyway.

Considering “The Aquaman” made it to 2 films, I figure Hasbro will be calling Jason Mamoa to star in a “Seaspray” movie any minute. Maybe have him cameo as Boat-guy-wity-parrot in a GI Joe movie, just for good measure.

My hopes for James Gunns version are pretty high. PeaceMaker is so lovingly made.

I do worry because I haven’t seen James Gunn take on the unironically uplifting side of DC yet, and it needs to be there for the DCU to work.

z00s, in The DCEU ends not with a bang, but a wimper.

That money could have saved starving refugees.

wreckcocky, in [DISCUSSION] [SPOILERS] - Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom - Jason Momoa, Patrick Wilson, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II - Dir. by James Wan

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  • wreckcocky, in What We Do in the Shadows’ Sixth Season Will Be Its Last

    @basketball stars Indeed, this is accurate. Season 5 has been my preferred season thus far.

    AllonzeeLV, (edited ) in [DISCUSSION] [SPOILERS] - Ferrari - Adam Driver, Shailene Woodley, Giuseppe Festinese - Dir. by Michael Mann

    Do people actually watch all this capitalist glorification porn they’re coming out with?

    At least the stylized, inaccurate band biopics are celebrating great music. But now they’re making shit like this and dramatizing the people that signed the deal to make Jordans. Dumb.

    biofaust,

    As an Italian, thank you! This is the worst of the worst our country has to offer to the world and having a glorifying biopic about it is degrading to all of us.

    NeutralFlame, in [DISCUSSION] [SPOILERS] - American Fiction - Jeffrey Wright, Tracee Ellis Ross, John Ortiz - Dir. by Cord Jefferson

    Really wanted to watch this but don’t think it’s releasing in India anytime soon. Guess will wait for it to come on digital

    neuracnu, in Half in the Bag: Derivative Holiday Horrors
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    Reposting from Patreon…

    I can’t let this go: Joel McHale’s character in It’s A Wonderful Knife was an outright bad guy that gets zero comeuppance. In the original timeline, he’s the mayor’s stooge with zero spine, helping bully Cigarette Smoking Man into selling his place. Then, a year later, he’s cruelly favoring his son over his daughter, ignoring her future and getting her workout clothes for Christmas while he partners with his son and buys him a new truck. Then, in the alternate timeline, he’s off COMMITTING MURDERS, which his daughter stops by KILLING HIM. But then, in the end, the timeline reverts, and he’s seen giving Winnie a camera for Christmas and… all is well? Winnie still has a terrible, spineless, one-corporate-ultimatum-away-from-being-a-serial-killer dad. But it’s cool cuz she has a girlfriend now. 🤯

    CH3DD4R_G0BL1N, (edited )
    @CH3DD4R_G0BL1N@sh.itjust.works avatar

    The AI just kind of forgot about his comeuppance. I knew it was bad when watching it, but forgot about the possibility of it being an AI script until they brought it up and it makes so much sense.

    Beetschnapps, in Wonka Writer Sets the Record Straight on Frequent Complaint

    It’s not a remake. It’s just derivative and looks like a remake. The sequels are totally not a remake, just indistinguishable from a remake. You know, cause money.

    stom,
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    “please disable your adblocker to read our shitty, ai-gen’d article”.

    Nope.

    dpkonofa, in What are you watching? (DECEMBER 2023)

    Finally watched “The Menu”. Great premise, great acting, and delicious tension but the ending ended up being a little bit of a letdown for me.

    eightpix, in which movie has Danny trejo's best acting?
    @eightpix@lemmy.world avatar

    Heat. But that just may be the best film he was in.

    Varyk,

    Fair, thanks. I have an unpopular opinion about deniro and pacino though, so heat doesn’t crack my top (any number) in cinema.

    I haven’t watched it in a decade though, so apparently I have to watch it again because everybody still talks about it 40 years later

    jordanlund, in which movie has Danny trejo's best acting?
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    Not his BEST, but he has a blink and you miss it cameo in Runaway Train, I think that was his first movie. Playing an inmate in an Alaskan prison.

    Varyk,

    Oh rad, thanks, I’ll check it out

    jordanlund,
    @jordanlund@lemmy.world avatar

    It’s one of those movies that will come on at 2 AM and make me go “Oh, goddamn it, I WAS going to go to sleep…”

    Varyk,

    Oh awesome, haha, this is a ringing endorsement.

    livus, in which movie has Danny trejo's best acting?
    @livus@kbin.social avatar

    Haven't seen them all, but I'm going to pick Machete.

    Varyk,

    I think I’m with you there.

    It’s either machete or I have to watch him again in Desperado. I feel like in Desperado I was like “Oh yeah that is a murderer.” But he had to maintain that for the whole of machete.

    livus,
    @livus@kbin.social avatar

    He's really good in Desperado too, that would be a solid choice.

    justhach, (edited ) in Amanda Knox slams Hollywood’s handling of true-crime films, asking: Where are the ethics?
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    “It’s the entitlement that really gets me. The feeling that someone else’s life, their mistakes, their trauma, their STORY is just free for the taking because it was in the news,”

    This. So. Much.

    Entitlement is the perfect word for it. In all the sensationalism of modern news reporting, we are guilty of conflating news and entertainment. We forget that there are actual human beings at the center of these stories, people who deserve to be able to decide whether or not their stories get exploited to further enrich someone else.

    deft,

    That one Britney Spears episode of South Park that ends with her death

    dustyData, in Amanda Knox slams Hollywood’s handling of true-crime films, asking: Where are the ethics?

    Ethics in Hollywood, the guys who ran a pedophile ring second only to the Catholic church?

    Nomecks, in The DCEU ends not with a bang, but a wimper.

    Any hope for DC died with Heath Ledger

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