Imagine having a podcast show that wastes so much money it only makes 2 episodes a year. Thanks for letting us know you dont know how to make content without linus
I loved the dialog, because I could only understand some of it. It was like being a fly on the wall listening to real engineers and didn't dumb it down for the audience. Time travel mechanism was super interesting, but I do think the plot could be improved. As hard scifi indie movies go however, its up there with the best.
I thought it was pretty obvious, but the waffle party thing isn't meant to unsettle (not the innies, anyway.) The innies, although they seem to know what sex is, have no access to sexual or pornographic material of any kind. The waffle party, then, is their only source of sexual release, and having it as the top incentive makes sense. Plus, associating it with the Kier cult stuff by using those masks depicting the characters from that painting is probably meant to brainwash them, just like everything else they get access to (i.e. paintings, books, the animation when helly finishes her first file, are all to do with Kier Eagan and are probably meant to make the workers worship him like a god or something.)
The single aspect of the film that was lacking was timothée’s acting with zendaya. I do not believe he even likes her that much let alone loves her. The way he puts his arm around her in the kiss feels so unromantic and more of a hug you would give your mates. It makes it so hard to care about them! And it’s also ended up making people annoyed that chani doesn’t like him becoming the messiah! But that moral snuggle of loving someone who you morally disagree with could have been so much more powerful if his acting made it feel like he loved her.
I am amazed at how many people not identifying Paul as villainous at the end. He purpousfully highjack an entire people's belief, warp them into fanatics, and launch them against his enemies because he wants it all. Revenge for his father, the wellfare of his loved ones, and the love of Chani. He keep saying he has no choice but that's just not true, albeit clearer in the books where he has more options since there are more moving parts. Does he need to cackle maniacly while torturing kitten, or just killing billions of people because he was upset his daddy died isn't enough?
Nah this is basically just people complaining about the Prequels. They don't need fixing, they are good, it does have good acting, the writing was fine. Y'all just the types haten to hate. The films that need fixing are the sequels.
I honestly have no idea how this movie made so much at the box office. The tin-foil-hat side of me wonders if the numbers were padded or if tickets were purchased by the studio--or even James Cameron himself. Because almost everyone I know loves sci-fi, especially James Cameron movies, but literally none of them mentioned having seen this movie.
I saw it in the theater on a date. I loved it and laughed so much I ruined my make up. It's one of my all time favorites. It's my go to happy place still. Grew up in the Fandom, worked at JPL, had my wedding at the Cal Tech Anthenaeum, so I might be biased.
I’m not sure why this happened, but for some reason, Kung Pow became our “family movie” growing up, and all 6 of us loved it and watched it way too many times. Though the comedy success rate isn’t 100%, the ones that hit are unreal. -The god awful lip-syncing. -The voices like Wimp-Lo and Master Tang and Betty and Betty’s right hand man with the missing toe and the guy that has a southern rural accent when he yells “Chosen one! Master Pain’s in town!”. -But the thing that does it for me is the way people cough and choke. Master Tang choking on two moths in a row and his agonizing screams when he gets out of bed.😂😂😂
I think you have to watch this movie more than once to enjoy it. I didn't love it the first time but now it's one of my favorites. It's dreamy but so much like the real world and she gains the ability to navigate it. Yubaba is not like the wicked witch of the west; she's like a bad boss. Every phenomenon of human life is in the bathhouse--kindness and compassion (a lot of people help her), greed and exploitation, injustice, love. It is the same story basically as The Wizard of Oz, Coraline, etc. I find it incredibly reassuring.
fan of the 80s movies, but the ornathopters from the new movies are spot on. How the F do you replace Sir Patrick Stewart with MoMo though? Ruined Gurney.
I agree with David. I didn't like the movie. Boring characters, too much talk. Dom Cobb is a pretty bad name and his character is boring. Always going on about his guilt over Mal, always this sad serious face and tone. Was not impressed by the action scenes. Somehow I find it difficult to find any character Leo played after Titanic convincing...I think it's because he still has a baby/teenage face and so him playing e.g. older serious characters with kids just doesn"t work somehow. 😂 And in every movie I see him more than I see the character. It feels like he's always just playing himself Michael Caine is the best part of the movie. And maybe Saito. Everyone else is forgetable.
I feel like "Everything Everywhere All At Once," while indeed a good and fun movie, is a bit overhyped because it's riding the current sociopolitical waves as well as the current multiverse fad. I feel like the movie will eventually be often described as "a product of its time."
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What's with North Americans and can't standing without peeing for 3 hours :D?
If you read the saga, Prescience isn’t just calculations and mentant abilities, it is the ability of witnessing multiple futures and outcomes supernaturally.
