OT: Movies/TV Shows

[WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou]

The movie, but not the OG doll

Great Simpsons episode about it btw

Malibu Stacey has a new hat!

 

[Habsy]

The Barbie movie is definitely like the total opposite of that.

She's been told doesn't care. Still won't eat Chick-fil-A either and a bunch of other stuff. She's stubborn.

 

[mbow30]

Sounds like daddy raised a pinko lefty

 

[Habsy]

Sounds like daddy raised a pinko lefty

Or the other way around

 

[CH1]

The Barbie movie is definitely like the total opposite of that.

It's still mainstream fluff and some people shy away from that.

 

[JackBurton]

Here's a rather hot take: Oppenheimer is a steaming pile and the worst Nolan film.

 

[JackBurton]

A critic agrees with me:

 

[LeafOfFaith]

That's what I heard from those who saw it before it was released.

 

[MyNameIsJonas]

I thought Oppenheirmer was fantastic, all be it a little slow getting off the ground, and i highly reccomend seeing it in IMAX

Barbie was also fantastic and absolutely everything i expected and wanted it to be.

 

[JackBurton]

I thought aside from oppenheimer, it had horrible character development. All Batman films were far better developing them.
The Blunt and Pugh roles were so one-dimensional and throw-away characters We knew nothing about them. Of there's some guy dressed as Albert Einstein, (at least it wasn't Anthony Hopkins). A lot of massive distractions in the 3 hour film.
"Intersteller" was an intelligent, thought-provoking film by Nolan. This is not.
*edited for spoilers. P.S Bruce Willis was a ghost the entire film*

 

[zeke]

Spoilers

 

[CH1]

Jack needs to sit in the sin box for a few days

 

[MapleLeafBlueJayBoy]

Here's a rather hot take: Oppenheimer is a steaming pile and the worst Nolan film.

Our movie tastes have always seemed to be polar opposites. So, this means I will enjoy Oppenheimer.

 

[WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou]

I thought aside from oppenheimer, it had horrible character development. All Batman films were far better developing them.
The Blunt and Pugh roles were so one-dimensional and throw-away characters We knew nothing about them. Of there's some guy dressed as Albert Einstein, (at least it wasn't Anthony Hopkins). A lot of massive distractions in the 3 hour film.
"Intersteller" was an intelligent, thought-provoking film by Nolan. This is not.
*edited for spoilers. P.S Bruce Willis was a ghost the entire film*

Florence Pugh was anything but one-dimensional, especially in IMAX.

 

[JackBurton]

Florence Pugh was anything but one-dimensional, especially in IMAX.

Her acting was so amazing in "Midsommer". So much better than in Oppenheimer. She should have been nominated for an Oscar for that, but it's a horror film, so unwritten rule they could not.

 

[WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou]

Her acting was so amazing in "Midsommer". So much better than in Oppenheimer. She should have been nominated for an Oscar for that, but it's a horror film, so unwritten rule they could not.

I didn't see Midsommer. Was she also naked in that one?

 

[JackBurton]

I didn't see Midsommer. Was she also naked in that one?

No. But damn, her acting was so good. one of my fav horror films in recent years. Of course come Oscar time they gave her a nom for the period drama "Little Women" instead because they felt bad they couldn't nominate her for Misommer.

 

[fergy57]

Little over a month until season 2 of WoT starts and I couldn't be less excited.

Did find a gem of a series on audiobooks though. The Malazan series by Steven Erikson has a decent story so far and the narration has turned out to be absolutely incredible. On book 3.

 

[axlsalinger]

 

[zeke]

RIP genius