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  • Bazooe

    the "antifa massacre" line made me roll my eyes sooo hard

    What did they say

  • But yeah America’s Antifa is getting rolled , they would need european. Antifa to step in and they are just as / more faccist than the American patriot forces . The Portland Maoist’s took over the most important northern pacific city which is based af and honestly irl would be the biggest American opp to anyone turned patriots

  • Apr 19, 2024
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    This was just as good on rewatch, feels like it gets straight to the punch and doesn’t feel as meandering as Men. Scenes can be very very effective, and the sound design is such a treat. Glad I could watch it one more time in Dolby before the screens got taken by the latest thing

  • Apr 19, 2024

    I thought the action figure part of press rollout would play a part in movie

  • Apr 19, 2024

    This was amazing. Made for theaters. The final act and the Plemons sequence some of the best s*** I've ever seen, specially the latter, the tension was so high.
    Was super engaged throughout, felt like it was only an hour long.
    Only gripe would be the Christmas Fair sequence , felt like the message they were tryna convey with that could have been shown in a more interesting way.

  • Apr 19, 2024
    Bazooe

    the "antifa massacre" line made me roll my eyes sooo hard

    ‘The Portland Maoists’ is what had me

  • Apr 19, 2024
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    I know Garland said the film is a tribute to journalists and war photographers but I think the movie is interesting as a story of one journalist losing their humanity and one getting it back

    It shows Dunst’s character completely stoic, professional and stone faced, photographing the most disturbing s*** ever at the start.

    Then as the journey goes, the big guy dies it’s almost like

    she snaps out of it, wakes up, gets deprogrammed and can’t do it anymore during the final mission.

    She goes from saying ‘what do you think?’ When asked if she would take a pic of Jessie dying to pushing her out the way and not even thinking about taking any pictures during the end

    Whereas Jessie has the opposite arc switches her brain off, going from hysterical & throwing up to taking a picture of her hero being shot and loving the final mission

  • Apr 19, 2024
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    2nd watch in IMAX hit even better - got to focus on & absorb more of the technical aspects this time

    It’s paced so well, starts to lose me once they reach the White House but even then it’s all great action

  • Apr 19, 2024
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    Good movie, didn’t expect the heavy nightcrawler vibes but it was cool

  • Apr 19, 2024
    Antidote
    https://twitter.com/DiscussingFilm/status/1779936223265464791

    His best role is stlll as the bully in Like Mike

  • Apr 19, 2024
    IM_NOLONGER_ ANAZI

    , I’m watching a cam and some psychopath keeps laughing at all the soldier scenes I ls this how it is in movie theatres nowadays ? Just complete lobotomites ?

  • Apr 20, 2024
    stellarhaus

    2nd watch in IMAX hit even better - got to focus on & absorb more of the technical aspects this time

    It’s paced so well, starts to lose me once they reach the White House but even then it’s all great action

    I am kind of inverse. Beginning a lil blah to me. Its very much a movie where I wish I saw none of the press lead up and trailers. Not because they bothered me but I would have preferred to go in much more blind

  • Apr 20, 2024
    Everest

    I know Garland said the film is a tribute to journalists and war photographers but I think the movie is interesting as a story of one journalist losing their humanity and one getting it back

    It shows Dunst’s character completely stoic, professional and stone faced, photographing the most disturbing s*** ever at the start.

    Then as the journey goes, the big guy dies it’s almost like

    she snaps out of it, wakes up, gets deprogrammed and can’t do it anymore during the final mission.

    She goes from saying ‘what do you think?’ When asked if she would take a pic of Jessie dying to pushing her out the way and not even thinking about taking any pictures during the end

    Whereas Jessie has the opposite arc switches her brain off, going from hysterical & throwing up to taking a picture of her hero being shot and loving the final mission

    yes exactly this and it shows it with the multicolor blur effect that it is transferring. Its nearly saying in a way to me at least war criminals cannot exist without those numb to their crimes. Those hyped to depict the horrors of reality. Those consumed by it. They again aren't firing a bullet but capturing someones final moments forever etched is in many ways worse. I felt that early on when the black man dies and she takes a photo. They can't rest in peace because they live forever in a black and white photograph. I nearly wish they went trippy and once she died she met everyone she ever photographed on some The Sorrow s\*\*\*. I think it should have leaned more into the trippiness. More into oh s\*\*\* she has seen war crimes around the world they never bothered her but seeing it in America with people that look like her had her reflect on all those who didn't. There was the flashback in beginning but fusing it entire time would have been beautiful.

  • Apr 20, 2024

    I think they should and could have leaned a bit more into American exceptionalism.

    1. Dont announce california and texas have an alliance before movie drops you want to bait the partisan people in
    2. Get them in theaters
    3. Show American exceptionalism of them becoming same as they view much of the world. The military in this is a bit too similar to our current military as is the police force

    I know this movie is fictional but I feel it could have differentiated itself a bit more from reality to not allow so many to say "I will just pirate f*** this its an election year this is serious". Again I get its message but many won't give it a shot and its so close to nightcrawler

    Feels like it could have felt like a war film on acid

  • Apr 20, 2024

    Saw this in IMAX today.

    Film is a start through back intense war filled thriller.

    There is so much I can talk about but spoiler tags don’t work for me on here.

    5/5

  • Apr 20, 2024

    You can also tell Alex has pulled faction points from The Last Of Us lol

  • Apr 20, 2024
    Everest

    I know Garland said the film is a tribute to journalists and war photographers but I think the movie is interesting as a story of one journalist losing their humanity and one getting it back

    It shows Dunst’s character completely stoic, professional and stone faced, photographing the most disturbing s*** ever at the start.

    Then as the journey goes, the big guy dies it’s almost like

    she snaps out of it, wakes up, gets deprogrammed and can’t do it anymore during the final mission.

    She goes from saying ‘what do you think?’ When asked if she would take a pic of Jessie dying to pushing her out the way and not even thinking about taking any pictures during the end

    Whereas Jessie has the opposite arc switches her brain off, going from hysterical & throwing up to taking a picture of her hero being shot and loving the final mission

    You should watch Only The Dead

    It basically follows Jesse’s story but in real life

  • Apr 20, 2024
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    Lmfao!

  • Apr 20, 2024
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    Everest

    I know Garland said the film is a tribute to journalists and war photographers but I think the movie is interesting as a story of one journalist losing their humanity and one getting it back

    It shows Dunst’s character completely stoic, professional and stone faced, photographing the most disturbing s*** ever at the start.

    Then as the journey goes, the big guy dies it’s almost like

    she snaps out of it, wakes up, gets deprogrammed and can’t do it anymore during the final mission.

    She goes from saying ‘what do you think?’ When asked if she would take a pic of Jessie dying to pushing her out the way and not even thinking about taking any pictures during the end

    Whereas Jessie has the opposite arc switches her brain off, going from hysterical & throwing up to taking a picture of her hero being shot and loving the final mission

    I think this gets closer to what the film actually is about but yes, that is the human element of the story for sure. But I think ultimately the film is really about the desensitization of violence, how these journalists literally get off to searching for vile and horrific things to get a rush and to get their story and I think the significance of the ultimate cause of everything in the film is because of society's growing lack of empathy for each other and being more and more fine with seeing each other burned alive, shot, tortured, etc.

    That recent twitter footage of that man burning himself alive and there being camera footage of it before any police officer would even go out to help him is all the proof you need for how society is f***ed.

  • Apr 21, 2024
    IM_NOLONGER_ ANAZI

    , I’m watching a cam and some psychopath keeps laughing at all the soldier scenes I ls this how it is in movie theatres nowadays ? Just complete lobotomites ?

    Some guy laughed when the bomb went off in the beginning

  • Apr 21, 2024
    GoldLink
    https://twitter.com/podsaveamerica/status/1781371061675643058

    Lmfao!

    yeah he needed a cowriter on this one . I get what he is going for but he doesn't know how best to write it or even explain in an interview

  • Apr 21, 2024
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    GoldLink
    https://twitter.com/podsaveamerica/status/1781371061675643058

    Lmfao!

    yeah no surprise really - I caught a Q&A with him recently & he was saying stuff that had centrist/liberal connotations like that

    He also flamed the s*** outta this one audience member from nowhere

  • Apr 21, 2024
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    stellarhaus

    yeah no surprise really - I caught a Q&A with him recently & he was saying stuff that had centrist/liberal connotations like that

    He also flamed the s*** outta this one audience member from nowhere

    nahh send me that

  • Apr 21, 2024
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    GoldLink

    nahh send me that

    I’ll post a link ITT if it gets uploaded but the questions were basic, nothing insightful from the crowd tbh. it was some American lady asking him why the movie wasn’t political that got him heated lol

    wanted to ask him about his process behind the worldbuilding & if he drew from any older dystopian scripts like Dredd / 28 Days Later but I never got handed the mic

  • Apr 21, 2024
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    Might rewatch this Thursday along side Challengers

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