The #Content Report enters the Speed Force, deciding once again that horror guys should direct all the superhero movies and comedy guys should direct all the horror movies.
Im pretty basic at heart, so if your movie shows infants in microwaves and a credits sequence not of a tie-in superhero, but of a lil therapy doggo falling in slo-mo then it cant be a total failure
I'm surprised but not surprised - if that makes sense. Both Ezra and the Flash as a character illicit a "meh" response from me but I'll definitely give it a go. Totally agreed about the difference between a film made with some level of care or fun vs one adhering completely to corporate requirements. Now I just need to wait on the Kraven film to see if it's truly another Morbius.
This movie has had the most bizarre “buzz cycle” I think I’ve ever seen. There was such a whiplash in how people were talking about it, that my interest in it went from nothing to...I guess piqued??
"Baby shower" I'm still giggling about this. The movie was dumb in some very fun ways. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and only mildly felt the standard yet still excessive 150min runtime.
"This raised the obvious question: how good must The Flash be for Warner Bros to stand by the movie and by Miller through the almost daily bad headlines?"
This was the exact reason I went to see it!
I thought it was pretty enjoyable for the most part, but the weird super uncanny valley CGI - which was apparently on purpose?? - and "don't forget the tomatoes" at the end made me cringe and lol simultaneously.
Im pretty basic at heart, so if your movie shows infants in microwaves and a credits sequence not of a tie-in superhero, but of a lil therapy doggo falling in slo-mo then it cant be a total failure
“none of the 30-odd-closeup-of-grunts”
Is this a real thing or is it a reference to Russell Crowe’s band i learned about against my will as a kid?
It's a way to describe a real thing using a reference to Russell Crowe's band. I try to weave those in as much as possible.
That's what they teach you in the ivy leagues
I'm surprised but not surprised - if that makes sense. Both Ezra and the Flash as a character illicit a "meh" response from me but I'll definitely give it a go. Totally agreed about the difference between a film made with some level of care or fun vs one adhering completely to corporate requirements. Now I just need to wait on the Kraven film to see if it's truly another Morbius.
But did you cheer when the Bat Plane came on screen?
This movie has had the most bizarre “buzz cycle” I think I’ve ever seen. There was such a whiplash in how people were talking about it, that my interest in it went from nothing to...I guess piqued??
"Baby shower" I'm still giggling about this. The movie was dumb in some very fun ways. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and only mildly felt the standard yet still excessive 150min runtime.
"This raised the obvious question: how good must The Flash be for Warner Bros to stand by the movie and by Miller through the almost daily bad headlines?"
This was the exact reason I went to see it!
I thought it was pretty enjoyable for the most part, but the weird super uncanny valley CGI - which was apparently on purpose?? - and "don't forget the tomatoes" at the end made me cringe and lol simultaneously.
Overall just felt too dumb.