Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Major fail all around from the director the script and the nepotism.Don't forget that Will loaded it with Scientologist propaganda. I'm not trying to watch some cult promo film.
Major fail all around from the director the script and the nepotism.Don't forget that Will loaded it with Scientologist propaganda. I'm not trying to watch some cult promo film.
Don't forget that Will loaded it with Scientologist propaganda. I'm not trying to watch some cult promo film.
This is some more bullshyt. The movie wasn't loaded with scientologist propaganda, it relied heavily on themes present in almost EVERY Science Fiction/Fantasy movie ever made. Themes of overcoming fear, self doubt, and showing courage in the face of extreme adversity are exclusive to Scientology now? I read that critics were trying to correlate the finale taking place within a volcano as some sort of Scientology symbolism but NOBODY made such remarks. Or comparisons to the finale of Return Of The King taking place within a Volcano...
Use your goddamn brain
even then what does the scienctology shyt even matter? yr wack if yr gonna be encouraged by some movie with jaden smithThis is some more bullshyt. The movie wasn't loaded with scientologist propaganda, it relied heavily on themes present in almost EVERY Science Fiction/Fantasy movie ever made. Themes of overcoming fear, self doubt, and showing courage in the face of extreme adversity are exclusive to Scientology now? I read that critics were trying to correlate the finale taking place within a volcano as some sort of Scientology symbolism but NOBODY made such remarks. Or comparisons to the finale of Return Of The King taking place within a Volcano...
Use your goddamn brain
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/a-scientologist-reviews-earth-guest-561310
The connections are there, bruh. And we all know Will has been getting into that crazy shyt over the years.
This is some more bullshyt. The movie wasn't loaded with scientologist propaganda, it relied heavily on themes present in almost EVERY Science Fiction/Fantasy movie ever made. Themes of overcoming fear, self doubt, and showing courage in the face of extreme adversity are exclusive to Scientology now? I read that critics were trying to correlate the finale taking place within a volcano as some sort of Scientology symbolism but NOBODY made such remarks. Or comparisons to the finale of Return Of The King taking place within a Volcano...
Use your goddamn brain
You c00ns on the Coli truly dissapoint me
Everybody shytting on this movie like it was the worst movie of the summer, I get back from Afghanistan and get to peep it and I see a film about a BLACK father teaching his son how to be a man and face adversity in the midst of a life threatening situation...
But nikkas on here would rather Will Smith had played a slave in Quentin Cacintino's Revenge Fantasy?
In After Earth Will Smith was a respected general, a hero, a BLACK man who was the awe and envy of every one around him, a faithful husband to his BLACK wife, a stern but loving father and a man willing to sacrifice his career in attempts to reconnect with his family...
And all anybody got out of all of this was some bullshyt scientologist conspiracy mumbo jumbo
fukk is wrong with some of y'all nikkas
I'm not saying the movie was a masterpiece, but this being the worst movie if the summer and some black spot on Will Smith's acting career is pure bullshyt. There's NOTHING in this movie worse than the abortion of a blockbuster known as Wild Wild West Or the disappointing cheesiness of Men In Black 2 . Will Smith actually wrote this films story and produced it, and I have to take my hat off to him for putting his money, time, resources, and effort into giving us Black excellence in he form of cultured, heroic, determined, intelligent, BLACK protagonists. This was the FIRST film in the Science Fiction/Fantasy genre to star two African Americans, Father and Son, as well as written and produced by the movie's star. We NEED more positive depictions of African American father/ son relationships in mainstream cinema and who else besides the world's most famous and bankable movie star to help being that message to the forefront? The African American community at large should've supported this film, instead it got shyt on by the media and Cac critics. The same critics who loved seeing Will be half drunk and simping over a Cac cave bytch in Hancock
To Will Smith the Gawd
I completely agree. You have people shytting on this because of the supposed Scientology references and then praising Oblivion (I thought After Earth was on par with Oblivion btw). It's so hypocritical, but people don't acknowledge that bias. I know for a fact if the father son duo was Brad Pitt & Logan Lerman that this movie would have been reviewed better.
You c00ns on the Coli truly dissapoint me
Everybody shytting on this movie like it was the worst movie of the summer, I get back from Afghanistan and get to peep it and I see a film about a BLACK father teaching his son how to be a man and face adversity in the midst of a life threatening situation...
But nikkas on here would rather Will Smith had played a slave in Quentin Cacintino's Revenge Fantasy?
In After Earth Will Smith was a respected general, a hero, a BLACK man who was the awe and envy of every one around him, a faithful husband to his BLACK wife, a stern but loving father and a man willing to sacrifice his career in attempts to reconnect with his family...
And all anybody got out of all of this was some bullshyt scientologist conspiracy mumbo jumbo
fukk is wrong with some of y'all nikkas
I'm not saying the movie was a masterpiece, but this being the worst movie if the summer and some black spot on Will Smith's acting career is pure bullshyt. There's NOTHING in this movie worse than the abortion of a blockbuster known as Wild Wild West Or the disappointing cheesiness of Men In Black 2 . Will Smith actually wrote this films story and produced it, and I have to take my hat off to him for putting his money, time, resources, and effort into giving us Black excellence in he form of cultured, heroic, determined, intelligent, BLACK protagonists. This was the FIRST film in the Science Fiction/Fantasy genre to star two African Americans, Father and Son, as well as written and produced by the movie's star. We NEED more positive depictions of African American father/ son relationships in mainstream cinema and who else besides the world's most famous and bankable movie star to help being that message to the forefront? The African American community at large should've supported this film, instead it got shyt on by the media and Cac critics. The same critics who loved seeing Will be half drunk and simping over a Cac cave bytch in Hancock
To Will Smith the Gawd