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We as an audience failed The Fall Guy it deserved to be a hit in the box office😞

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Roast me 1) Scott Pilgrim 2) Un Lac (Phillippe Grandriex) 3) Getting Straight (Richard Rush) 4) Before Sunset

Whenever Pixar makes sequels, they usually just make up a new story to justify a sequel, but inside out was a movie that had the sequels cut out for it, it follows the life of a person, which is 100% supposed to have sequels I mean

hope they will not make this franchise worst in future

I enjoyed the 2nd film a lot more because how relatable she is in the movie with how strongly she is trying to fit in and some things she was doing I even found myself doing to at some points in my life like when she was getting overly conscious about the way she walked😂. So it was definitely a 10/10 for me just because of that and also because how accurate a anxiety attack is displayed in the movie is great

Apple Watch has a “theater mode” I always make sure to turn on, keeps the screen off

why are the auto generated subtitles so off LOL

Funny part with Roaches and Beetles. The "stag" beetle and roaches shown also depict a heavy sense of Decay/Rot since Roaches and some beetles start this process while eating.

Went to a screening of Puss in Boots: the Last Wish by myself in 2022. Not a soul was in the theatre -and it was the single best moviegoing experience I've ever had! Contrast that with when I saw Avatar: the Way of Water with a friend, and I wanted to punch everybody in the audience 😑

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My favorite is probably Nausicaa valley of the wind. This movie was the first i have seen of studio gibli, and it has stuck with me. Spirited away is a much better movie, but Nausicaa will always have the first place. My last liked movie is probably Ponyo, i don't know why, i just don't like it. I don't like the story, i don't like the characters, i just don't like it. It's just not for me.

Bad take

Entirely unprovoked slander of taking pictures of the moon? God forbid a man try capture the endless wonder of the cosmos

As a concessions employee, here’s another thing: know what you’re going to order before you get to the front of the line. Like, if you’re the first person there and are just seeing the menu, I’m not talking to you, but if it’s a slammed crowd and you have been waiting for a good bit of time and get to the front and don’t know what you want, you make everyone’s life harder. It takes longer for concessions employees, it makes the people behind you wait longer, just know the basics of what you’re getting

apple watch has a theater mode in the quick settings menu. if you know how to check your battery on your watch, you know how to turn theater mode

i think more than love, this movie is about drive, about what makes you move forward and where are you willing to go to get where you want to, and sacrifices you’re willing to make and in the end, if it really matters at all

The fact that this even needed to be made is really sad.

I agree. Although I liked this one more than the first (not a fan of these movies) I still left the theater thinking it was unnecessary. I’m glad ppl were able to realize things about themselves after watching but I just thought it was very surface level and meh

This movie is about being gay with your homie and sometimes there’s a woman there too

Idk, I really don't see your point with the pace, and (to me) the point of the movies is the lack of subtlety, so I really liked it Though it sucks that there was no short movie

I really think this can just be a blanket statement of: Be Mindful of Others

Well i was feeling conflicted about this movie but if the message is that we aren't our emotions, i like that. Inside out felt weird because its like, we are literally controlled by emotions and have nothing deeper to us? But maybe im overthinking it

I dont consider Porco Rosso the best, but i‘m Not Sure if i like another ghibli Movie more

2:18 there's a literal theater mode on that thing for occasions like this.

There’s a movie called “Mid90s” which takes place in the 1990s and it’s shot in 4:3

This movie is way better than the first one!

he's just gonna decide, out of the fucking blue, to rip us off? Why don't you tell me what really happened?

When I went to see "The Favourite" in 2017 there was a family beside us who hadn't bought tickets (I saw the map of the screening before we came in, they were in the neighbouring 3-5 seats to us in what was meant to be an empty row). They smelt terrible, and loudly ate popcorn with their mouths open. It's like they were doing a parody of an obnoxious cinema attendee. Fortunately though, about 20 minutes into the movie the first same-sex attraction implication appeared... "Lesbians 😳" they whispered, and they all left. Never been so thankful for homophobia. Trash takes itself out.

I love Princess Mononoke but i have Porco Rosso at an incredibly close second so I ask you: what the hell man? Also not surprising pompoko was that far down....it practically revolves around a uniquely Japanese myth i don't know if many others outside of Japan would get it.

Sandy is from Texas. She goes to Texas. This theory is incorrect.

10/10 background music

I only take photos of the censorship sign at the start

I disagree with your ranking of earwig. I think it’s overhated cause „cgi bad“ so most people go into it extremely negatively so the movie never gets a fair shot

I just saw it and liked it a lot. It’s always hard to hit the magic of the first…but I’m glad they made it. The anxiety part did add another layer to it and for people who battle it, super relatable.

I would've put Porco Rosso way higher. I love some of the scenes, especially that scene when he ends up in the clouds and sees his dead pilot friends fly up higher. But my favourite is Princess Mononoke. That is just pure magical and epic.

It was pretty good sequel in my opinion

this was really the butter fly effect of a misunderstanding. but i liked it anyway, amandla was nice to watch especially in a gothic look with the vivienne westwood ring

Oh my God, I went to go see one of my favorite movies of all time, the tale of the princess kaguya 6 years ago, and I was sat next to a couple who absolutely never shut the fuck up the whole movie. Extrovert meets Extrovert who's conversation NEVER STOPPED. This aint your fucking living room.

Poseidon IS Neptune. It’s the Roman name of Poseidon but they’re the same guy. Like Jupiter is the Roman name for Zeus. This is a weird theory. Dude Sandy is a squirrel from TEXAS! David Hasselhoff is there! There was a guy that dropped a pencil from his boat!

I enjoyed this movie, I loved the designs and topics. The writing was simple, but eh.

My worst experience in a movie theater was definitely when I went to watch Thor 4

Earwig reminds. Me of the animation from scary godmother bcer the animationfrom cartoon networks tv movie for Halloween

Saying this stuff outloud makes you feel like a complete stick in the mud. So I'll just quietly be cheering and agreeing from here...

The quote about taking a picture of the moon, fantastic

I take a picture of the film’s title cards every time I can on snap so when that time comes around the next year I can look at the memories and see that I watched that movie on the same day. Is that bad or is it whatever, I never touch my phone afterwards. (I also usually post it on my story on insta just because fuck it why not get the insta story memories too)

I think the rule doesn’t count for Madame Web. The three people in the theatre not including my family didn’t mind when I laughed my head off during the great power line.

Karsten, buddy, shitting on popular movies doesn’t make you look more sophisticated 💀

karsten I must say you're giving barton fink

Can we also add being on time to the list, I'm tired of people just walking around the hall with all their phone flashlights on looking for their seats 10-20 minutes after the movie has started.