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  1. MARK MY WORDS. The Darth Rey-der shot is absolutely from a Disney rip-off of Luke's final trial in Dagobah, where he fights himself. MARK MY WORDS.
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  2. Summed it up nicely, mate. I didn't watch Firefly until I saw the Serenity film, which is far more superb than it has any right to be. After that I went back and binged Firefly. It's a tragedy it only lasted one season- but then at least we have that one near perfect run. Shindig , War Stories, Heart of Glory and Jaynestown are some of the best episodes of tv from the 2000s. Right, that's all you've got for today, so get shiny and be on your merry!
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  3. I'm rooting for the machines in this one
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  4. I refuse to believe the executives thought anyone would be Kravin this movie
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  5. "So this is how Star Trek dies. With a silent whimper..." -Senator Padme Tatiana
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  6. The fact that IGN only gave this a 5 confirms they’re impossible to please.
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  7. Plot summary - A young, trained assassin, disconnected from their roots in America has to go back to them by teaming up with their sister. Unsure if they can trust their parental figure. Towards the end there’s a big cgi fight with a smaller army compared to the avengers movies. There’s light comedy, but never touches on the dark and gritty undertones that the beginning of the movie attempts to set. This is a summary of SHANG-CHI and BLACK WIDOW, the movies are identical in many ways. One of them worked for me wanna take a guess at which one?
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  8. Brosnan for me but I am absolutely a Connery enjoyer, to put it lightly.
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  9. "That's one big pile of shit." - Ian Malcolm
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  10. Sauron watched his mom get pushed off a cliff by hobbits.
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  11. - Will 2021 be worse? Drinker: "Nah It'll be fine"
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  12. Its depressing to contemplate what happened to doctor who. It was the pinnacle of Saturday night television and bought us some of the best sci-fi stories ever seen like "blink", "empty child" and "silence in the library ". Now i didnt even know the new series of Gatwa was even on, and even worse: i didnt even care that it was on. Its true what they say, apathy is worse than hatred
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  13. Saying that this is part of Marvel's "We approved it, we regret it, we're in too deep, let's just get it over with" list of projects is the most accurate statement that could be made about this show.
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  14. Ripley is a great example of a woman who isn't a goddess, she's just a normal person who overcomes impossible odds because of her will and wit
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  15. Fun fact: Apparently, Gareth Edwards didn't want to start working on the VFX until they had the final frames and footage that they were actually going to use in the movie, so in the end, it didn't have to cost like $300M for it to look this beautiful. He had a clear vision of what he wanted to make and didn't waste people's time. We really need more of these. 😅
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  16. Lying to investors and even saying "You have to pay us to see the numbers" always end badly.
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  17. This movie is so good that my quadriplegic uncle got up after years and walked out of the theater
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  18. As a wise man once said: “There are two types of people. Those who like the new Star Wars movies and those who like good films.” I’m guessing the 56 dislikers are part of the first group.
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  19. 3 Venom films, no sequel to Dredd.
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  20. “What was the point?” C’mon Drinker, there were 3: - ruin Jedi. ✅ - ruin Anakin. ✅ - launder $$$. ✅
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  21. It's a real shame since the first film really stood out.
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  22. To answer one of Drinker's questions about the plot, the movie makes it very clear he had physically fully recovered from the accident, but mentally he had lost the edge. He no longer felt invincible so he wasn't willing to put his body on the line until he was first told that Emily Blunt requested him to be there, and then to save her movie.
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  23. Isn't it crazy how they had to rewrite an entire character who was known to be a heterosexual playboy into a hyper gay freakshow because we just cant have an adaptation of an old title be tainted and unhampered with?
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  24. Whether or not it was intentional, I had a blast with it.
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  25. “Mr president we’ve found the alien ship” “Nah it’ll be fine”
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  26. The kids in this look like they do their own stunts. Korea is killing it lately.
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  27. The problem with sequels has always been needlessly convoluted plots. Simple plots with heavy character development is always the way to go
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  28. My wife made us watch this. It was incredible.....incredible that people actually spent money to make it. The script was so clumsy it had clearly been written in crayon, and JLo's performance was sub par for a community am-dram actor. She gets constantly upstaged by a small ball of light, with a decent voice actor. I think it's best used as some flashing lights and ambient noise to have on in the background while you're vacuuming the rugs or doing the dishes. Nonsense of the 1st order.
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  29. The part where Guyladriel looks at the Ring and confidently anounces "It will be perfect, when it fits a woman", well, it truly brought me to tears.
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  30. I’m convinced it’s only YouTubers left watching this show! 😂
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  31. "This is the reason why Melissa McCarthy is not playing Wonder Woman" DON'T GIVE THEM IDEAS
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  32. The audience was TRAPPED having to sit through a whole concert.
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  33. Maybe The real Venom was the friends we made along the way😊
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  34. Asian Elf: “Look at me! I’m Boromir! I’m Boromir! I’m Boromir!” The end.
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  35. I like how this story has nothing to do with Batman besides the names of the characters. As if the author was highjacking an already popular IP so that she does not have to put in the work to make the story popular on its own.
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  36. "We can synthesise this man's magical blood to resurrect Captain Kirk! " "Wow, should we synthesise more to keep the whole human race alive forever? " "Nah, it'll be fine."
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  37. Saying Bond's womanizing is 'problematic' is essentially saying "women can't be trusted to own their sexuality or pick their own sexual partners."
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  38. So, they bring in Carrie-Anne Moss only to give her 5 minutes of screentime and kill her off. With a freaking kunai. No, I'm not letting this go, cause this is stupid.
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  39. I feel like another aspect of the infantilization of entertainment is that there seems to be an increasing demand that everybody in the audience "gets" every single aspect of the film. Old Trek was full of literary references and allusions, many of which I missed when I watched for the first time. It was rewarding to come back later and appreciate the films more the second time around. Futurama is another good example - there were some jokes that I didn't understand until after I finished a math degree, for crying out loud. Writers/directors seem increasingly worried that they'll offend their audiences by making them feel stupid. But every time I've recognized that there was something I didn't understand in a film/TV show, it became an opportunity for me to learn about something new.
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  40. Can you imagine? “Alright Richard, go ahead and get in the water and the trained great white shark will pretend to attack”
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  41. "It is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying NOTHING." -Macbeth
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  42. I feel when a new movie is almost immediately showered with praise, it's coming from fans having what I call Mike Wazowski syndrome - they're way too happy anything new from their favorite franchise comes out that they're [at least momentarily] blind to any flaws.
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  43. Sisu was one of the most enjoyable experiences I had in the movie theater this year. Its nice to see a film about human resilience and persistence without a character whining about victimhood and marginalization.
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  44. needs more nicholas cage, I've heard he's an expert at bear suits
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  45. I remember finding your channel and thinking “ this guy is just hilarious and he’s actually often right about his movie reviews”, now a year later I’m humbled by how well your recommendations are. I am a single father and I heavily control what my son watches and I take your word to heart. If the Drinker says Puss is good, that’s enough for me.
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  46. I cheered....... when Rey died I laughed.......when Kylo brought her back to life I cried...........when my PC rebooted half way through the film
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  47. 'Least bad' is like stubbing your toe over trapping your hand in a door. You're still gonna suffer either way.
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  48. What I love about the book is that it was rejected 23 times by all the major publishing houses, until a publisher that mainly dealt with automotive manuals took it on. Now we have this, a stunning movie and what seems an equally stunning sequal, and a book that is one of the most successful sci-fi book of all time. If you stick to the source material, you really can't go wrong, something most modern movie makers can't seem to grasp.
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  49. I miss the rounded sunglasses and the fact she was one of the few people cool enough to pull the look off.
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  50. "I think the CW would have done that better". That's probably the most brutal take I have heard so far.
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