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I literally just realized the dumpy girl in the middle actually looks like Anger but without the charm.Such an appealing look.
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She’s probably gonna be the angry comic relief one, based on all the images I’ve seen of her. The “weird angry girl” or whatever.I literally just realized the dumpy girl in the middle actually looks like Anger but without the charm.
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Such an appealing look.
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I couldn't really care about the dumb review, but maaaaaaaan that animation looks cheap. Seriously, this looks worse than Rock Dog.Jesus Fucking Christ, these Hollywood pedofuckers really have no shame, do they?
I know the animation looks like shit, but most of those main characters are *clearly* meant to be children.
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If you look at any of them, and your takeaway is: "Oooh that makes me horny." Please unironically kill yourself.
I'll take any tophat that any of you want to give me, because I am actually really fucking angry about this shit.
I don't think the bitch in the middle is going to be opening up any mosh pits anytime soon.Such an appealing look.
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It was mentioned over in the Western Animation thread:Noticed no one's mentioned this. Brad Bird's moved on from Pixar/Disney to Skydance Animation.
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Here's my two cents:Skydance's second animated film has been announced, which is a project called Ray Gunn. After looking around on this subject. Brad Bird tried pitching this particular animated film during the 90s, almost got made by Turner Animation but went nowhere. Now its being brought back through Skydance. While I am curious where this could go. I can't shake the feeling that someone else would've been more able to pick up this project.
You had me at Brad Bird. Dude is one of the few animation directors out there today who knows his shit (The Iron Giant, Ratatouille, The Incredibles 1 + 2), and the fact that he's teaming up with Lasseter again makes me cautiously optimistic.
The problem with Ryan Reynolds is he's a 40s somethings man still LARPing his Van Wilder character in his real life because he's coping though what it appears to be a Gen X'er type mid life crisis. Behaving like he's the "BMOC" (big man on campus) of the world, sleeping with hotties, telling sex/luw jokes, showing of his steroid filled "body", having a thick ego complex & worse of all Doing it all with a straight face/shiting grin to boot.Not sure if this is the best place to talk about it, but the other night, I finally watched Free Guy. The movie was…okay?
It honestly just didn’t leave much of an impression. It just seemed like another Ryan Reynolds movie as he plays Deadpool for the millionth time, but in a video game. The video game stuff just felt sloppy. I kind of have the impression that barely anyone on the crew really played games, as the game setting just seemed off. I also hated that no one could, I don’t know, just hack into the code to get the evidence of the supposed repurposing of code. I feel really bothered by this as the movie has multiple scenes of these super coders sitting there with all of their original code littering the screen, and yet they cannot do anything with that? They really needed Guy to venture into a complete build on camera? Also, I find it hard to believe that this video game would be worthy of international attention that the whole world sits and watched a let’s play of it on the news. Also, as a bonus, who really is the audience of the original game? It is a game where you do nothing and watch npcs? Even your average Sony movie-crap title has more gameplay than this, hell, even the Sims is more involved. Antwan was right, their initial game is shit and is more-or-less an impressive tech demo more so than a game.
Edit: The Marvel and Star Wars product placement was cringe.
The funny part is, his audience is literally Gen Xers that think he is some gift to man kind. Since Deadpool that will eat up anything he makes as he is the actor for their generation. I say this unironically too, my dad has quite literally described him as the actor for his gen.The problem with Ryan Reynolds is he's a 40s somethings man still LARPing his Van Wilder character in his real life because he's coping though what it appears to be a Gen X'er type mid life crisis. Behaving like he's the "BMOC" (big man on campus) of the world, sleeping with hotties, telling sex/luw jokes, showing of his steroid filled "body", having a thick ego complex & worse of all Doing it all with a straight face/shiting grin to boot.
I remember hearing about how unfaithful the film was. I will say that Reynolds was not the first though. The Deadpool video game that came out before was already fucking up the character it seems. Deadpool seemed like he was a more tragic character, which would have been a nice change of pace for Marvel, so it is sad we will never see true Deadpool. Also, yeah, the pop culture references were rough at points. It was the usual 80s is the best garbage that holds the Xer audience’s attention. In Free Guy, it just got worse due to the Star Wars and Marvel shilling.He fucked up Deadpool due to making him go from "Merch With A Mouth" to "Seth Rogan In A Red Gimp Suit". In the comic Deadpool was at most PG-13 to soft R with his language (Hell, Ass, Damn), making him seen as apeeling & charming with a bit of an adult edge leading more like Rocko's Modern Life style of humor mixed with TMNT. In the film they made him into a totally faggot with all the pop culture references, profanity every few seconds (Looking back, it's tamer than that John Xina "Peacemaker" schlock of a show) unfunny jokes, that awful sex scene which has Reynolds getting pegged up the ass by this "mistress" just everything about the movie was dogshit.