Every young black male actor in their teens to mid 20s wanna play Miles Morales.
I hope they never go live action for that reason tbh
Feels like there's no right answer
Nah Nope was underwhelming
how many times have you seen it? i’ve only seen it once and i feel the same way, but pretty much everybody i’ve spoken to says it clicked for them on rewatch
Unless he was gonna replace MBJ entirely, I think the role of Smoke & Stack was always suppose to be twins.
Maybe. I don’t think them being twins instead of just brothers made much difference to the overall plot and character dynamics. Seems like you could switch them without much issue
Maybe. I don’t think them being twins instead of just brothers made much difference to the overall plot and character dynamics. Seems like you could switch them without much issue
Maybe but if you watch some of Ryan’s interviews talking about his preparation for the movie, he did a lot research on twins, and even had twin consultants
Coogler exhibiting David Lynch levels of filling his movie with the most gorgeous women you've ever seen
https://twitter.com/filmupdates/status/1913683607505567901I want em all, but Jayme Lawson is the one
how many times have you seen it? i’ve only seen it once and i feel the same way, but pretty much everybody i’ve spoken to says it clicked for them on rewatch
Twice. Nope was the first film I watched after the pandemic, then bought the Blu-ray. Baby moms nor anyone else requested to watch it again at the crib
Maybe. I don’t think them being twins instead of just brothers made much difference to the overall plot and character dynamics. Seems like you could switch them without much issue
the twin s*** was super intentional. not to sound pretentious, but it definitely felt like some duality of man type s***
Yo that steal this p\*\*\*\* line
Had me shook ngl . Sexual remarks don’t even catch me off guard like that but i audibly said “damn”
Had my girl with me, had to control myself.
Although when Hailee was pouring her saliva into Stack’s mouth, told my girl that’s her bag she stealing
Need to rewatch again as some of the things I’m mentioning may be a little off compared to how it really went down
Preacher boy’s conflict in this movie I feel is so much the heart of this movie. The scene with him in the church struggling to drop the guitar I feel is one of the more important parts of the movie cause it really speaks to his overall conflict between what’s “good” or “bad”.
When we first see him in the beginning the scene doesn’t mean much but when we watch up to that part again the added context (we as the viewer already know that these vampires exist but I mean context within the movie) adds SO much.
I could be wrong, as I’m definitely going to rewatch, but I don’t think PB’s dad exists outside of his devotion to God. I think every relevant character in this movie has a personality outside of “their thing” but with his dad it’s literally only god god god which I think was on purpose as his dad in this movie IS God. Even when PB returns to the church and the congregation is freaking out, his dad uses this as opportunity to recruit as this is PB’s literal coming to God moment.
I think after everything PB went through that night, he saw true evil for the first time and ironically, the thing that saved him was the guitar, not God. Literally when he’s in the water with the main vampire dude (forgot his name) he starts to say the Lord’s prayer and main evil vampire dude starts to say it with him as a taunt. So id imagine its hard for him to drop evil and turn over to good when the only thing that saved him from evil, was “evil”.
I also think they made his dad and his congregation to serve as a mirror to the vampires and how really they’re very similar. They speak a lot in this movie about just dropping everything, joining the flock and leaving everything up to God. Smoke and Stack talk a lot about “freedom” which Stack mentions to Smoke to try and convince him to join them. I think again we see that similarity with his dad and congregation
I think it harkens back to Delroy’s character telling PB that the religion was forced on them, but the blues was *theirs*, from the homeland essentially. So it further drives the point we’re practicing and adopting things that do not ultimately serve us, while they tell us our own ancestral practices are evil to further indoctrinate and assimilate us.
If I Lied to You loses best original song to some bullshit from Wicked at next year's Oscars we riot
I hope they never go live action for that reason tbh
Feels like there's no right answer
Donald Glover 10 years ago was the right answer
If I Lied to You loses best original song to some bullshit from Wicked at next year's Oscars we riot
Wicked is award winning for a reason
Love that this film is getting such high praise everywhere, but damn this is the reception that NOPE deserved man
Nope had that damn monkey for no reason
how many times have you seen it? i’ve only seen it once and i feel the same way, but pretty much everybody i’ve spoken to says it clicked for them on rewatch
I’ve seen it twice. Didn’t radically change my opinion