i did. need to see that again too tbh.
i been off since christmas. basically been doing nothing but watching movies and jacking off.
How was Babylon?
The phenomenon behind the Avatar movies really is interesting. They kill in the box office meaning people are clearly going to see it, yet I don't ever hear or see people talking about it. When they do the general consensus is "It looked cool but was underwhelming and not worth seeing again." Like the energy around the movies never match the box office success.
I'm assuming that it's performing much better globally?
listen i love avatar a lot -- but there are some f***ing LOSERS in all corners of the internet and live and breathe this s***.
Come out your shell lil chief
Based on what I have seen in the trailers and what I have read/watched in reviews, I simply have no interest in seeing the movie. I'd rather hold onto the ~$30 it'd cost to "truly experience it how it is meant to be seen"
@Synopsis hear me out before you enforce this…
I did not account for avatar fans being crazier than marvel fans!! I’m a changed humbled person.
Based on what I have seen in the trailers and what I have read/watched in reviews, I simply have no interest in seeing the movie. I'd rather hold onto the ~$30 it'd cost to "truly experience it how it is meant to be seen"
Go watch it, it's good I promise
How was Babylon?
i liked it. it's one of the most energetic movies i've ever seen. but i will understand why someone will hate it. it's kind of all over the place and loose, but i think it's pretty special and might end up being a cult classic with a little time. music is incredible, as expected.
Based on what I have seen in the trailers and what I have read/watched in reviews, I simply have no interest in seeing the movie. I'd rather hold onto the ~$30 it'd cost to "truly experience it how it is meant to be seen"
basically, my friend, you're not going to ever experience a movie like this, outside of it's sequels. it might be a once in a lifetime type of thing. if you're a movie lover, you need to do it.
if you really need to hold onto that 30 dollars i feel you tho
basically, my friend, you're not going to ever experience a movie like this, outside of it's sequels. it might be a once in a lifetime type of thing. if you're a movie lover, you need to do it.
if you really need to hold onto that 30 dollars i feel you tho
Interstellar is the one movie I give that "You gotta see it in theaters, it's once in a lifetime" nod to. Mostly because I still remember the story and characters from it.
I need more from my films than just visual spectacle. If that's all I'm getting from Avatar I'm better off just smoking my DMT and watching my Windows Media Player visualizer.
@Synopsis hear me out before you enforce this…
I did not account for avatar fans being crazier than marvel fans!! I’m a changed humbled person.
You better pray that Ant-Man is incredible
Avatar will beat top gun tomorrow
Interstellar is the one movie I give that "You gotta see it in theaters, it's once in a lifetime" nod to. Mostly because I still remember the story and characters from it.
I need more from my films than just visual spectacle. If that's all I'm getting from Avatar I'm better off just smoking my DMT and watching my Windows Media Player visualizer.
I feel you. Interstellar one of my favorite movies of all time but Avatar 2 is definitely a landmark blockbuster film. CRAZY experience in the theater. The type of movie that has filmmakers gushing over it like how tf did he do that
i did. need to see that again too tbh.
i been off since christmas. basically been doing nothing but watching movies and jacking off.
The way I been beating my meat this holiday gotta classify as self care.
I'm in soft boy era
Interstellar is the one movie I give that "You gotta see it in theaters, it's once in a lifetime" nod to. Mostly because I still remember the story and characters from it.
I need more from my films than just visual spectacle. If that's all I'm getting from Avatar I'm better off just smoking my DMT and watching my Windows Media Player visualizer.
This seems kinda like a dead end discussion tho since you have Interstellar that chance in theaters and it lived up yet you’re forgoing Avatar 2 (for whatever valid reason - not judging it’s your choice)
You won’t know how the story actually hits you until you see it. Like imagine someone basing if they’re going to see Interstellar in 2014 based on reviews lol…they might skip it too
This seems kinda like a dead end discussion tho since you have Interstellar that chance in theaters and it lived up yet you’re forgoing Avatar 2 (for whatever valid reason - not judging it’s your choice)
You won’t know how the story actually hits you until you see it. Like imagine someone basing if they’re going to see Interstellar in 2014 based on reviews lol…they might skip it too
Well I went into the first Avatar blind and was disappointed so hearing that Avatar 2 is essentially the same as the first just with better tech doesn't get me all that excited
The phenomenon behind the Avatar movies really is interesting. They kill in the box office meaning people are clearly going to see it, yet I don't ever hear or see people talking about it. When they do the general consensus is "It looked cool but was underwhelming and not worth seeing again." Like the energy around the movies never match the box office success.
I'm assuming that it's performing much better globally?
from what I have seen, the general consensus coming from people is very positive
Avatar will beat top gun tomorrow
https://images-ext-1.discordapp.net/external/X1qR6KyzF549vKG1DApXAuX0D4LhKNJJN72jpijhN_M/https/i.imgur.com/qemSRkV.mp4lets f***ing go
from what I have seen, the general consensus coming from people is very positive
Very positive was the same thing for Avatar one. But people don't go crazy or fan over it like any other franchise. A lot of the discussion over the past ten years is that no one remembered the main guy's name.
Is it like a silent majority that really pushes for Avatar lol?
Very positive was the same thing for Avatar one. But people don't go crazy or fan over it like any other franchise. A lot of the discussion over the past ten years is that no one remembered the main guy's name.
Is it like a silent majority that really pushes for Avatar lol?
He's a very blah protagonist lol