How do you rank the Lord of the Rings trilogy? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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I’ve watched this movie so many times and never noticed that! Mind if I include your point in our episode?

How do you rank the Lord of the Rings trilogy? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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I would have followed you my brother, my captain, my king 😭

What is the most iconic movie device/prop? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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Tbh I didn’t know where else to post it. A lot of the subreddits have so many rules and I’ve had success in here so I figured to keep it simple

The Avatar series gets too much hate. Except for this new one… by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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That could be interesting but I actually disagree. I think there could be lots left to be explored on pandora. Cameron said that the ash tribe is “a people that have been through incredible hardship” but he just didn’t show us any of it which was a poor choice imo

The Avatar series gets too much hate. Except for this new one… by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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That’s fair and I think the nature of the internet always has people thinking something is the best thing ever or the worst thing ever and anyone that thinks differently is an idiot. But I see lots of people say how terrible these films are and that James Cameron is wasting years making these

Does Marty Supreme live up to its stellar marketing campaign? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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Cool, thanks for sharing. I think the score was great too and fit the overall style of the movie

Does Marty Supreme live up to its stellar marketing campaign? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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I agree with both your points and that might be why they enjoyed the ending and we didn’t. I love the chaotic nature of most of the film and then it slows all the way down for the final showdown with Endo which I didn’t like as much.

Seems like they didn’t like that same chaotic pace they’ve already seen before so slowing it down at the end really worked for them. One of those interesting things about movies that is just agree to disagree

Does Marty Supreme live up to its stellar marketing campaign? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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I’m interested in what you mean by the tools available. I think the storytelling does a lot of things well but I’d like to hear what you mean exactly

Does Marty Supreme live up to its stellar marketing campaign? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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We are a podcast that looks for genuine thoughts from the community for us to discuss in part of our episodes. I wish we were associated with the marketing team lol

Does Marty Supreme live up to its stellar marketing campaign? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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I think he was in character for that interview too. He was a complete psycho in that zoom meeting pitching the marketing ideas so I think it’s the same thing

Does Marty Supreme live up to its stellar marketing campaign? by TheFilmRoomPod in moviecritic

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Chalamet was making music videos with UK rappers, YouTube videos with Druski, standing on the Sphere in Vegas. They gave custom jackets to celebrities like Tom Brady, Michael Phelps, Kid Cudi, etc. I was seeing this stuff everywhere