I see your perv director reference and raise you Vincent Gallo with Chloe Sevigny in Brown Bunny. Get on my level.
*** THE ODYSSEY *** (Christopher Nolan)
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Is this the most ridiculous thread that has ever existed on the E board?
It's up there.
And "staff" is playing along.
It's up there.
And "staff" is playing along.
CharleyKerfeld said:
Maybe Christopher Nolan has been secretly trying to bang Lupita N'wongo for a long time and this was the way to do it, like Spielberg did casting Kate Capshaw in Temple of Doom, except Lupita is actually a good actress.
In before the "at least Kate Capshaw is attractive" posts begin.
"Listen, Kate all you have to do is scream. That's it. Just scream for the entire 2 hour run time. Got it? And….action" / Spielberg probably
I don't really understand why people come to this board to do this, when they already have an entire forum for their topics.
Rigs said:
Is this the most ridiculous thread that has ever existed on the E board?
It's up there.
And "staff" is playing along.
Pretty sure the little mermaid was worse
PatAg said:
I don't really understand why people come to this board to do this, when they already have an entire forum for their topics.
Welcome to the internet. I follow a few subreddits and it never fails that, even on the most unrelated topic you can imagine, those lunatics will somehow start melting down about Trump and spewing just awful *****
After seeing how Premium and the football board act over trivial sports crap, I guess it's just human nature.
The Little Mermaid hit 13 pages.
Snow White hit 27 pages after it closed.
This is 50 pages before it even opens.
Snow White hit 27 pages after it closed.
This is 50 pages before it even opens.
But it was abunch of old men arguing over a mermaid, ridiculous doesn't just mean volume
The Little Mermaid and Snow White are worse than this despite being fewer pages. At least with this movie, there was considerable interest. A bunch of men in their late 30s-50s arguing over the skin tone of fictional princesses in a movie geared towards little girls is an internet low.
Mermaid thread had about 2-3 pages of ugly racist posts reviewed in one day. I think it still supercedes this thread in pure hatred of a person playing a fictional character because of their physical appearance.
Bruce Almighty said:
The Little Mermaid and Snow White are worse than this despite being fewer pages. At least with this movie, there was considerable interest. A bunch of men in their late 30s-50s arguing over the skin tone of fictional princesses in a movie geared towards little girls is an internet low.
Then you haven't seen enough of the Internet.
Madmarttigan said:
From a certain point of view, everyone is on the left
Well, the one on the right was on the left
And the one in the middle was on the right
And the one on the left was in the middle
And the guy in the rear was a Methodist
Saw the Nubian Helen coming. Did not see the trans Greek soldier coming. Oh well. Almost all legends crash and burn At some point. Nolan can go out casting Juicy Smolliettetee as Tom Cruise in his biopic
Alright, friends. Prediction time. Over or under?
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 80%
Opening Weekend: $100 million
Domestic Box Office: $400 million
Total Box Office: $950 Million
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 80%
Opening Weekend: $100 million
Domestic Box Office: $400 million
Total Box Office: $950 Million
I'm extremely dismayed by the online reactions to the latest Nolan film. Sadly, some on this thread seem to have fallen for the internet "discourse."
I mean, look at the "ratios" here:
I mean, look at the "ratios" here:
My point is, I really thought we'd be past this by now, given the progress over recent decades, including 2008. Are we regressing? It's just distressing to see all these reactions.
Those of us who understand how difficult it is to launch a big budget, sprawling Hollywood epic are appreciative, and I really hope many on Reddit / X and some posting here come around.
Those of us who understand how difficult it is to launch a big budget, sprawling Hollywood epic are appreciative, and I really hope many on Reddit / X and some posting here come around.
Found Kalshi, and really wish I hadn't.Quote:
Alright, friends. Prediction time. Over or under?
Rotten Tomatoes Score: 80%
Opening Weekend: $100 million
Domestic Box Office: $400 million
Total Box Office: $950 Million
In on "Not Winning Best Picture", Nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay, Damon nominated for Best Actor, Sebastian Stan not being nominated, and runtime moving under 2:50, which pays out the most.
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