Rudyjax said:
Who do we root for?With a united CA + TX, it's over. 24% of GDP, 60% of the oil, all of the best apps, SpaceX, Fort Hood, and 100% of good Mexican food. Don't mess with Texifornia!
— Matt Griswold (@griswold) December 13, 2023
i’m gonna pick whoever is portrayed as the “bad guy” in this movie and root for them to win https://t.co/eMTVyhhQJc
— krus🪖 (@krus_chiki) December 13, 2023
If there's no Harrison Ford cameo I'll be a bit disappointed.Leggo My Elko said:
A big budget, original story, political action movie not aimed at an international audience?
What is this the late 90's?
Civil War movie thread on F16Apache said:
The thread about this film will generate 20+ pages on content on F16.
Giddyup.
Sea Speed said:
If you would have told people after that upside down spider man kiss that Kirsten Dunst would be married to that guy most people would have laughed in your face.
Multiple guys within a few years (Creepy Todd).TCTTS said:Sea Speed said:
If you would have told people after that upside down spider man kiss that Kirsten Dunst would be married to that guy most people would have laughed in your face.
And yet, five years later - in 2007 - they would both go on to commit murders. Spider-Man 3 murdered the franchise, while Landry murdered an actual guy.
They don't call Dallas the home of the $30,000 a year millionaires for nothing.TCTTS said:
In all seriousness...
A) This looks awesome. A24 + Alex Garland going big-budget IMAX has all the makings of something memorable/audacious at the very least.
B) As a resident of California who's from and still spends a ton of time in Texas, I can assure you the two states have way more in common than those whose perception of California is shaped only via Disneyland and Fox News might think. Both have massive Hispanic populations, both have huge swaths of rural, gun-owning farmers and ranchers, both feature big tech sectors (complete with tech bro culture, at least in Austin), and personally, I've met more people from Texas out here than from any other state. Yes, politically, they couldn't be any farther apart, but outside of the Hollywood bubble, culturally, they honestly don't feel all that different (and heck, even Dallas/Austin can be just as pretentious as Hollywood at times).
He looks kind of like Great Value brand Matt Damon.Sea Speed said:
Damn Kirsten I didn't know you were holding like that.
G.I.Bro said:
I'll go ahead and say it, I've never thought Kirsten Dunst was that attractive
Wait...Is that the kid from Interview With The Vampire?!TCTTS said:
Where have you been the past *checks calendar* 20+ years?
G.I.Bro said:
I'll go ahead and say it, I've never thought Kirsten Dunst was that attractive
TCTTS said:
The only thing I had to do "for" her was move her car. We needed to open up one more parking space in a residential driveway, so I asked her for her keys, and once I was behind the wheel I realized it was my first time ever driving a Prius. Luckily her agent was walking by and showed me how to get it out of park.
If you think about it, we're 2 of the 3 states that could really operate as our own countries.javajaws said:
Cautiously optimistic given its A24. But Cali and Texas? That punchline better be good or they're gonna have egg on their face!
Zeke1995 said:
What's the third? Florida?
AustinAg2K said:
Also, is there any doubt that if Texas and California ever did decide to work together that we would dominate?
With. Like a mop.Chipotlemonger said:
Is it wipe the floor of or wipe the floor with? Either way, y'all get my point.
Florida would be the only state I would worry about. It wouldn't shock me if Florida created an army of allegators with lasers on their head or something.Chipotlemonger said:AustinAg2K said:
Also, is there any doubt that if Texas and California ever did decide to work together that we would dominate?
As a Texan that is living in CA like TCTTS, I feel safe in saying that we would wipe the floor with the other side of this movie's civil war.
Is it wipe the floor of or wipe the floor with? Either way, y'all get my point.
