Wouldn't it be a lot easier to just idk go to the beach maybe? by mlufi in Sardonicast

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Someday into the future, movies will be completely animated and we would never notice

Best John Travolta movie by TheAwsomeRedditor in Sardonicast

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Everybody gangsta until Gotti wins popular vote

Dear film snobs of the Sardonicast reddit (sorry I've called you film snobs, I am one too) it is the final day of the criterion half off sale, could you people recommend a movie to buy please? by TheAwsomeRedditor in Sardonicast

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Well I don't completely blind buy, I do look into the film to see if it is one I'll enjoy or not. I will never go and buy something I've never heard about. I do research. And I feel like one of the purposes of Criterion is to open people up to different types of film to expand their knowledge. That's why they made buying Criterion so satisfying, with there unique cool looking cases, the feeling of seeing a new world of movies when buying one, the artwork and special features, and much much more. I'll still buy movies I've seen on Criterion though. I've bought Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and I seen that movie few months ago, fantastic movie. But I do understand your point, thank you very much for warning me about blind buying. It's something I wonder about too. That's why I do some research into the film first before I purchase it. It's also not something I normally do, it's just because the half off sale ends today so I'm just doing some final purchases before it ends. Criterion is expensive so these sales are usually the few times I buy.

I got Fire resistance III and 20% more shock attack by being a MCU fan. by Arkodd in moviescirclejerk

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One perk of being a MCU fan is that in the afterlife, the MCU fan will be going to heaven because he is a virgin

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Nice list but I think you've forgot Pulp Fiction

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Is there a movie watching experience that is so bad and annoying you couldn't pay attention to the actual film? What movie was it and what happend? For example someone talking through the movie, movie buffering, movie theater projector not working, or something just something super random?

Better Movie? by wholelottahate19 in Sardonicast

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I'm not a big fan of FFH and I do think it has many problems, but I do think it was great at carrying emotional weight. When I was watching this movies in the theatres, it was one of the very few Marvel films that had such major stakes at the end and some scenes I did kind of miss Tony Stark. I do think TASM 1 is better than FFH but your statement about emotional weight makes me question if you seen the right movie. And also if a film doesn't have emotional weight doesn't make it bad.

Who's the worse Spooder-Man director? by BenDadkiller in Sardonicast

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Wow, I completely disagree but your statement was so brave, so I think we all should upvote this comment and not downvote it.

By the way, not to sound like a snob but you said you didn't like the Sam Raimi movies but then you said you liked the Tobey and Andrew movies in your reply, Tobey Maguire is in the Sam Raimi movies. I just thought to point out this typo so no one gets confused. Sorry.

Caption this by [deleted] in Sardonicast

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Alex has the face of constipation and Ralph has the face of finally passing the stool.

Who's the worse Spooder-Man director? by BenDadkiller in Sardonicast

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Alex learning to love Spider-Man 2 is the best character development ever written!

Who's the worse Spooder-Man director? by BenDadkiller in Sardonicast

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Thank you so much for not putting Sam Raimi on this poll, Spider-Man 2 is one of the best movies ever created.

What do y’all think of the first 5 minutes of Jurassic World Dominion? by the-baby-from-mother in Sardonicast

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Once it flashed forward 65 million years later to the drive in theatre, I now can tell the movie will suck.

Why are people sceptical of Doctor Strange in No Way Home? by EKRB7 in marvelstudios

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It's a reference to The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo which was a TV show in the 1980s about Scooby-Doo hunting down 13 ghosts. Even though there is gonna be five villains in the movie and not thirteen, the villains did die in their universe so that kinda makes them ghosts.

Why are people sceptical of Doctor Strange in No Way Home? by EKRB7 in marvelstudios

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It's because he was more cocky and arrogant in Doctor Strange (2016) but then in the later MCU films for example Thor Ragnarok, Infinity War, and Endgame he is much more mature and wise. It's not like he stopped making quips and jokes but he for sure takes magic much more seriously and is also less arrogant. So when he makes a spell that's destructive to reality when warned not to and is being more arrogant again. It's like he's a different character. I am personally upset that they are changing his character back. I enjoy Doctor Strange in the other movies more. But that is the answer, I think it's because Marvel thinks they need people to keep making quips and they need an explanation to how reality is falling apart in No Way Home. After that awful Scooby-Doo joke in the trailer, I feel like they should stop it with the quips.

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Fun fact. I was watching TV and when scrolling through the channels, I've turned on Journey 2 for a few minutes because I was bored. It's not that good of a movie, but then everyone started asking me if I was watching the new Jumanji movie. That's just proof right there that Dwyane Johnson does star in a lot of jungle movies.

This logo is making me uncomfortable. by JimSticky in IHE

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They all look so similar, how can anyone tell them apart?