Lord_Chief_Rocka
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Marvel stans really went full retard in this thread. I honestly didn’t know y’all loved this shyt LIKE THAT
Good cinema does that.Marvel stans really went full retard in this thread. I honestly didn’t know y’all loved this shyt LIKE THAT
Take away Marvel and ask those same questions. The vast majority of actors aren't those you named. The vast majority of movies are garbage to mediocre.
Why does everyone want to pretend like Hollywood was doing so well before comic book movies took off?
A motion picture shown in a theater is cinema. Why add your opinion to it? Who decides whether a movie stands the test of time?
Scorcese got y'all jumping out the window with these takes
17 Oscar-winning actors who have starred in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Brad Pitt was "The Vanisher" in DeadPool 2.
And if you're talking about Smith as in Will Smith, he was in Suicide Squad.
Cate Blanchett was Hela in Thor.
edit: Clooney
Nah stanning does that shyt. Y’all ninjas are HURT. I know some of the the actors and directors involved with Marvel were hurt because of who said this.Good cinema does that.
All that hoity toity, ego tripping shyt just doesn't play with some people.
Feelings were HURT in this thread
Spielberg and Lucas have said the same shyt. Several dozen filmmakers have said the same shyt. People on this board have said the same shyt. Him giving his personal feelings about those flicks aren’t going to stop them from getting money lol. Again I don’t see why anyone would assume Martin Scorsese would be into comic book flicks or even want to direct them (which is what empire asked him). Look at that mans body of work and tell me if you really think that’s his cup of tea.
He feels the way a lot of people do and says what Lucas and Spielberg said years ago: movie studios are investing a lot in blockbusters and smaller movies not based on a property or a remake or reboot don’t get a lot of room to breathe or even a chance to be made. Studios want safe bets now and the original movies people claim they love aren’t making the bread because they’re not getting the same amount of real estate. So when studios invest all of their money in blockbusters and if those blockbusters underperform, that means no money for smaller flicks that don’t cost 200 plus to make. So Netflix and amazon and Hulu fill that void
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/anyone-else-annoyed-at-reboots.719711/Swear ive seen that thread made a good number of times in here about people tired of reboots and remakes
We're hurt but he's not? Saying baseless shyt like, " It isn’t the cinema of human beings trying to convey emotional, psychological experiences to another human being.” sounds like someone wildly exaggerating to put down a movie franchise. Why?The man gave a couple quotes that had all of social media in a frenzy and ninjas saying “he’s just some guy” “his opinion ain’t worth more than yours or mine”
Ninjas are hurt. It’s alright. Y’all sound like when people were calling Chapelle irrelevant because they didn’t like him going at certain groups in his last special.
Mods please make a separate section, we need this split into the cinema room and movie room. The film room doesn’t apply they are different
And why are we stanning? Because we think Marvel movies are good cinema. My point stands.Nah stanning does that shyt. Y’all ninjas are HURT. I know some of the the actors and directors involved with Marvel were hurt because of who said this.
This site has too many Black people for the academy to get involved.Where will we put the theme park stuff?
The movie distinction only applies to Marvel and DC is inherently cinema, right?
If something in the cinema section doesn't stand the test of time does the thread get moved to the movie section?
Should we put artsy, high brow stuff in the film section, wait a few years to see if it stands the test of time, and then move it to the cinema section?
If the artsy, high brow stuff isn't a good film does it get downgraded to a movie?
Matter of fact, I think we might need new mods who are qualified to make these distinctions. A degree in film studies and maybe 1-2 experience in the industry should suffice. Perhaps someone from the Academy can assist us