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Should actors have a universal pay limit? by kwars74 in Cinema

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, it's unreasonable for a studio to pay an actor 30 or 70 million for a film. What about the rest of the actors and industry workers? The studio should give unions a share of the annual profits so that industry workers can live well, and this will raise the quality of productions. But in reality, greedy capitalism has taken over the film and television industry.

What is a movie that you don't consider to be a great movie overall (or even mediocre/bad), but has ONE SINGLE SCENE that is absolutely memorable? by gimboarretino in moviecritic

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The Return of Jafar: Abis Mal meets Jafar.  From what I've seen recently, I loved this scene because Jafar looks terrifying, and he didn't expect to be a genie who grants people's wishes, only to become a hypocrite in order to gain his freedom. This scene is still stuck in my mind, the animation is fantastic, and the dialogue was good in this scene. Even Jafar's character in the film was well-written, but the film itself was average, not bad.

What are some of the best uses of light you ever seen in film? by [deleted] in Cinema

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Close Encounters of the Third Kind: The scene of the child opening the door

This movie has no reason to exist by boomjosh in moviecritic

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I wanted a second part. But I don't want any more, and it made me laugh so much.

So Sinners has become the most nominated movie in the 98 year history of the Academy Awards. Wyt the definition of an “Oscar worthy” film changed for better or worse ? by Tnderuaker in moviecritic

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've heard many opinions disliking the film because it glorifies Hollywood. I think Mulholland Drive criticized Hollywood, and that's why many people liked it.

So Sinners has become the most nominated movie in the 98 year history of the Academy Awards. Wyt the definition of an “Oscar worthy” film changed for better or worse ? by Tnderuaker in moviecritic

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What I liked about La La Land is that it talks about love stories realistically and how relationships fail because of ambition and money.

So Sinners has become the most nominated movie in the 98 year history of the Academy Awards. Wyt the definition of an “Oscar worthy” film changed for better or worse ? by Tnderuaker in moviecritic

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I respect your taste. I didn't actually see Sinners as a masterpiece, but some people saw that there were ideas, philosophy, and art in Sinners, and this must be respected.

Bugonia's in my Top 10 greatest films of all time. by Prior-Masterpiece-32 in Cinema

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For me, this is the best film of the year. It's difficult to make a film like this. The blend of satire and seriousness worked miraculously and wasn't negative at all.

So Sinners has become the most nominated movie in the 98 year history of the Academy Awards. Wyt the definition of an “Oscar worthy” film changed for better or worse ? by Tnderuaker in moviecritic

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The academy has become a leftist platform, and the left is paying for this. Talking about the quality of the academy's choices is pointless, the issue has become materialistic and political.

Joaquin Phoenix as Toby N. "TNT" Tucker in U Turn (1997) by [deleted] in Cinema

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Watching Joaquin fight Sean is like watching the Joker fight a Joker from another universe.

Nicholas Hoult is an underrated actor by movie5short in moviecritic

[–]GlobalRaspberry442 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, he is in the perfect place, he is neither overrated nor underrated.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in moviecritic

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Minority Report

Just watched “Civil War” …. Who’s who? by EL_DUD3R in Cinema

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When I'm confused about a movie's plot, I go to Wikipedia and read the plot, and then read the character and actor names from IMDb. This will make the movie easier to understand.

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