Still can't get over how Ty Dolla brought the king back. Ye didn't need a b****, he needed Ty Dolla. The dark knight

That gif, What a f***ing pull.. that movie is a classic i was just talking about this film to a friend that’s so weird, that’s in Quentin Tarantino’s top films of past 25 years btw

which movie is this

Unbreakable! It’s really dark & super f***ing good, Quentin thought the tagline should’ve been “What if Superman was here on Earth, and didn't know he was Superman?”

Vultures 2 gonna have its own show

Have a good weekend thanks

Argued for probably a decade or so the best comic book movie of all time. Had to acquiesce at some point--but it's a classic and argue for it quite often irl.

Talking Sopranos just had a major spoiler :vlosereave:

i 100% agree with that, you are so real it gives me chills just thinking about the film, just incredibly well done & captures the “in real life superhero” theme perfectly. The comic books in SLJ’s collection are too f***ing cool, all those scenes with him are A1

@Cjcarryskip that was meant for you

Bro why are you watching that before finishing I’m dying, was it a big spoiler?

I've been doing Episode by Episode havent had any problems yet Gloria

I'm bout to rewatch tonight now after this. SLJ's flashbacks. I still remember going at that end because I was a kid and didn't know the obvious foreshadowing. It was a movie that both celebrated and deconstructed the myth of the superhero, with an intense focus on how a superhero first reacts in perhaps the most realistic portrayal (as it didn't need to sell a comic book series or movie universe as part of its construction). I never was an actual comic book person until perhaps Man of Steel more than a decade later, partially to study the pivotal physical comicbook moments as the MCU had hit full steam at that point in the theaters and I lived across the street from the theater (50 shades of grey in the theaters at midnight with fifteen 20-30 year old women was a wild experience, let me say). Still think fondly of how I loved Unbreakable as a ute, then loved it even more in my college years, and appreciate it even more in my adult life as it's a self-contained homage to a genre and medium that can only be done by independent and small companies (I could see this coming movie coming out now from A24 circa 2017-23, but not sure any company now that I'd trust with the premise).

Max possible rating on the crazy hot scale

And I’m still the king

Have you seen Hannibal yet? If not, congrats on your new watch.

I haven't it's good?

with an intense focus on how a superhero first reacts in perhaps the most realistic portrayal (as it didn't need to sell a comic book series or movie universe as part of its construction)

This was the best way to put it man, really well worded & you are exactly right. Just such a great, self contained homage that could golds up extremely well & feels like it could be done by a film company like A24. So well put

Bro I’m ngl that stairway fall scene still f***s me up to this day

i think i got mixed personalities

I am amazed it hasn’t spoiled more for you, I’ve never actually seen it myself but I thought it would have a ton of spoilers, Gloria spoiler isn’t too bad though it could’ve been worse, bet you probably expected that lowkey anyway lol

I'm straight but it might be the most homoerotic shows I've ever seen in my life. First season goat. Second season and third less so, but god damn is it s***and food p*** quite often. and guillien anderson.

More of a f***ed up dreamscape to watch when you're in the mood.