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The Red Circle shootout in the first John Wick is excellent too.
Agreed, am sure I could think of some more too!
Amen. Especially I’ve noticed with female characters like Rey in Star Wars, great pains have been taken to remove any hints of weaknesses and sexuality to make her the perfect, strong, and unbelievable two-dimensional character.
I guess you must not like OHMSS, then. Or any kung fu movies from the seventies.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/john-lasseter-taking-leave-absence-pixar-missteps-1057113/
Another excellent choice. Hand-drawn, 2D art style for animation and cartoons and pictures is so much more appealing and endearing to me. I really miss getting those, but at least there is a terrific backlog of Disney classics.
Yes!! It makes me angry that Disney--a company that owes its existence to 2D animation--has turned its back on the form. It can't even be bothered to release the original Mickey Mouse cartoons and Silly Symphonies on Blu-Ray. I don't see why this mega-rich behemoth of a company can't create 3D and 2D animation. Excellent as the latter has become, there are still areas where 2D simply has more warmth, spark, and vitality. I have yet to see 3D animation where human beings don't look like plastic action figures in motion. You'd think Disney could free up some money to respect its own traditions and history.
I know, and every spring I try to watch one of the classic movies for fun. Just wish that Walt Disney animation studios would try to make a few 2D major theatrical movies for their own brand that they started with. The idea of another Cars 4 (which has been openly talked about) without John Lasseter (the man who appeared to be pushing it), is actually sad and nausea inducing. Thank you @Revelator for hitting the nail on the head. Pixar I get for 3D animation: that’s how they started. But not mainstream Disney Animation Studios.
Yes I'm all for more nudity in movies. It shouldn't be exclusive to pornos.
Robert Eggers seems to be the last one carrying the torch these days! Bless him for his uncompromising visions!
Same. And some gratuitous sex and violence.
No matter who?
They made a film out of that one?
I wouldn't watch if Fauci was in it.
Yes or how it’s done.
I don't have a general distaste of CGI, because when it's good, you won't even notice it's there. My issue is when action is dominated via CGI - hence, my distaste for most superhero films anymore. It makes movements look very cartoonish and rubbery and takes me out of all the excitement and chaos, knowing none of it's really happening on screen.
Yes, the second one. They also made a musical which plays (played ?) in London recently.
Based on Ben Macintyre's book - the chap who plays Ian Fleming is quite the hottie, might make a good Bond:
Different, eh.....strokes for different folks.
Paul Verhoeven made some interesting domestic films. 😉
That physical stuff is so dull. So dull.
He really delivered some good old films that are fun for the whole family, for sure.
Are plutonic relationships still on the table?