Master what a wanker . Hope you didn't spoil the end, hoping to be finished by night #4
I’m not saying it was terrible, I was actually excited to see it was on Netflix and made time where I could watch it in one clip. I was just expecting a more. Since we always know the formula for the end, superhero looks like they are going to loose but have a miraculous comeback in the end, the in between has to be very good
On a side convo, I watch a load of classic movies, especially film noir, old English fims etc. we have a channel that shows all the old classics commercial free all the time. A few groups like the NAACP are encouraging them to stop playing the old classics portraying southern times in the days of slavery using stereotypes of the day depicting slaves and saying what is deemed as inappropriate words towards blacks. I find this disappointing, even gone with wind is under attack. I think it would be a shame to lose these films
Yes it's funny to think how many movies, songs, ads etc would be classed inappropriate today.
Finally watched Solo. I enjoyed it. The missus stopped watching after less than half an hour.
They live, We sleep
I finally saw The Happy Prince which is e only film I have been excited about. It was excellent and Everett plays Wilde so well. It is a very grim and dark film as you would expect from a man who lives in exile and has lost his literary mojo due to depression and addiction.
I also rewatched Lost in Translation which is probably in my top 10 favorite films. My wife thinks it is boring because nothing happens, but that's the point of the film. It looks great, sounds great, has Scarlett's bum to start the film and has Bill Murray. It's a film I relate to a lot. I think sometimes films get more meaningful the older you get.
Yeh that sounds pretty short sided. Bigger issues to worry about than Hollywood depictions. Everything from Roots to films in the blaxploitation genre of the 70's would be swept under a rug. Ironically a chapter of the NAACP came up with the term but they came to be more beloved and empowering than most films depicting the U.S 'reg' Hollywood churned out.
That actually looks a bit of alright
.....although Stan Laurel should be played by a genderqueer latinx and Oliver Hardy should still be a body positive role model but he should be played by Tess Holiday as she rides Leslie Jones' shoulders because #DIVERSITY
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