I bet the storm scene was unreal
It was . Was my first 4D it helped with pacing for sure
Heard the story only picks up in the 2nd half. Is that true
Kind of yes the story is kind of basic
Ending I nearly thought she was going to hide the picture or they would be killed to cover up existence of evangelion . Loved the akira reference especially with movie ending defeating a monster
T-minus 4 hours before my showing. Really excited, I have my thoughts from the first couple trailers since I know the last one showed a lot I avoided it
There was a direct connection between the Beast and the great great great great granddaddy imo. Still putting it together in my head. Going to see again today with some homies.
Probably be in the minority but loved this movie.
A lot of meta concepts in this film and the concept of living life through a screen and masking trauma with spectacle.
Also the Akira reference
near the end
Probably be in the minority but loved this movie.
A lot of meta concepts in this film and the concept of living life through a screen and masking trauma with spectacle.
Also the Akira reference
near the end
bro MANY are loving this it seems
the praise is insane
bro MANY are loving this it seems
the praise is insane
Got to see it again. Def things that went over my head
There was a direct connection between the Beast and the great great great great granddaddy imo. Still putting it together in my head. Going to see again today with some homies.
Hmm this is interesting 🧐 have to rewatch
i can see that for sure. i wish that his character stuck around longer so we could have more of a pay off. i loved the gordo scenes so much but i was disappointed that it wasn’t directly tied to the alien creature.
I think it kind of is , his character imo didn’t learn his lesson with dealing with things out of his control.
the massacre showed that when you treat living entities like props for entertainment it will back fire on you. So instead of learning from trauma he masked it with spectacle and entertainment which ended in his mortality
I think it kind of is , his character imo didn’t learn his lesson with dealing with things out of his control.
the massacre showed that when you treat living entities like props for entertainment it will back fire on you. So instead of learning from trauma he masked it with spectacle and entertainment which ended in his mortality
Damn you got it right off the bat 
I love the way the scenes tied into the message, also such a visceral scene in general and just as terrifying of a situation as the main threat.
Wait, I completely missed the Akira reference! What was it?!?!?
Keke character sliding with the bike
Expressing the “you’re reading into it too much” take for Peele movies doesn’t make y’all look any less try hard btw. And this film definitely wants you to think about it in a deeper level so have fun with that perspective.
Everything everywhere still my movie of the year . I liked Men too . Just wish this ending was more mind blowing
I think it kind of is , his character imo didn’t learn his lesson with dealing with things out of his control.
the massacre showed that when you treat living entities like props for entertainment it will back fire on you. So instead of learning from trauma he masked it with spectacle and entertainment which ended in his mortality
This is true
I think it kind of is , his character imo didn’t learn his lesson with dealing with things out of his control.
the massacre showed that when you treat living entities like props for entertainment it will back fire on you. So instead of learning from trauma he masked it with spectacle and entertainment which ended in his mortality
Tbh did any of the characters lean a lesson maybe besides OJ gaining some peace? I feel KeKes arc and what she achieved at the end kinda goes against the general message that I agree is trying to be conveyed.