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Oh, Silver Surfer, for sure, but Spider-Man? Outside of strength (which Homelander can match if not exceed,) I don't think Spidey has much up his sleeve that Homelander couldn't counter with a casual laser glance. That video imagines a world where Homelander is actually deterred by Spider-Man's webbing... seriously? I've not delved into the depths of comic book canon in decades, but I don't think something concocted in a lab has the tensile strength to effectively inhibit the strength of one who's basically Superman without a moral compass. Spidey might be able to duck and dodge a few,, but the one that lands ends that fight with Spidey split in half.
Spider-Man may not be able to outstrength em, but he can outwit him and trick Homelander into destroying himself. Otherwise, most people with similar powers to HM or are stronger than him. The Powerpuff Girls being one of the manny to outstrength him.
Homelander’s strength isn’t equal to modern Superman: if it was there would be nothing Billy Butcher and his merry band could do about him.
Ah, yes. 3 times Academy Award nominated director, with a very distinctive style and several highly renowned movies from the 1990s and 2000's. Total clown because you managed to find an example of one of his films having the "HD Restoration" screw up the lighting. Which as we all know has never been done by anyone competent ever. We should just take rights to films away from the people who made them and give it to the fans who know exactly what goes into the process.
Zekey is just being a salty jelly boy, because he knows he can never measure up to greatness, nor put in any actual effort. Just cry, moan, and troll and acting like the waste of space he achieves to be. Sucks to be him.
"One of his films" shows you don't know anything. This digital revisionism is all over the UHDs of Seven, Panic Room (which never had a Blu-ray and which now looks more sterile with so many things digitally erased) and now Fight Club.
Studios have a better track record than directors and directors of photography.
Studios have a better track record than directors and directors of photography.
The theme in that South Park episode about the Raiders of the Lost Ark Special Edition was correct. As the public consumes a product, pays to see it over and over, buys the home video releases, it no longer just belongs to the creator. He has a responsibility to them because it wouldn't even have gotten new releases without their patronage. The point of restoration should be to preserve a work as it was.
The unaltered Star Wars will finally be released theatrically in 2027. Respect to Disney for that.
The unaltered Star Wars will finally be released theatrically in 2027. Respect to Disney for that.
Onto articles and people with actual brains.
www.screendaily.com
www.screendaily.com
How content creators are branching out into film: “There’s talent on the internet”
'Iron Lung' directed by YouTuber Markiplier grossed more than $50m at the worldwide box office this year.
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‘Mother Mary’ review: Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel impress in David Lowery’s finely-crafted psychodrama
The film boasts original songs written by Jack Antonoff, Charlie xcx and FKA Twigs
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OK, I'll make my point clear here. You want an argument, you got one. But only this once, because quite frankly, I prefer not making myself unhappy by finding things to ***** about. I'm only doing this to make it VERY clear where I fall on the "fans vs. creator" line not just for you, but anyone else.
Creators don't owe their fans anything other than the product. THAT'S IT. I'm not thrilled with restorations that screw up when upscaling to HD. You know what I do about it? Stick to the originals. If a director makes a film that doesn't appeal to me, I don't watch it. I don't say the director is a clown and demand that they make the film I want them to make. That doesn't make me a fan. That makes me a fucking egotistical snob who thinks I know more about how to make a movie than the people who actually make the movie. The very fact that you think studios have a better track record for maintaining quality than the actual people making the movie just shows that you either don't realize how much you don't know, or are actively trying to be a contrarian because you feel like agreeing with anything close to the majority makes you smarter, without realizing that if most people are saying something...it's much more likely that they are onto something than that you are the smartest person in existence and everyone else is just a moron.
Now, the Star Wars example you cited? I'll give that to you, because when George Lucas made those changes, he actually did take away access to the originals. That is the only time where I will say creators go too far with "fixing" their vision. Unless the original is literally made unavailable, though, there are two options to handle changes I don't like to future editions, or remakes I don't care for. I can ***** about it online for literally months at a time, finding everything I can to agree with me and spending far more capital on it than anyone who is actually enjoying the thing I don't like or just ignoring it because a thing existing isn't actually an insult to my existence...or I can just be one of those people who says "not for me", or checks it out, finds it lacking, writes a review that may be quite snarky, and then moves on to find something to actually enjoy. I choose that route, because I like actually enjoying stuff. You seem to get more pleasure out of hating something and telling people they are wrong for liking it. To me, that doesn't make you a fan of anything, it makes you a bully demanding everyone cater to you and your likes and dislikes. Despite that, I do genuinely hope you find something you enjoy as much as you find things you hate.
Creators don't owe their fans anything other than the product. THAT'S IT. I'm not thrilled with restorations that screw up when upscaling to HD. You know what I do about it? Stick to the originals. If a director makes a film that doesn't appeal to me, I don't watch it. I don't say the director is a clown and demand that they make the film I want them to make. That doesn't make me a fan. That makes me a fucking egotistical snob who thinks I know more about how to make a movie than the people who actually make the movie. The very fact that you think studios have a better track record for maintaining quality than the actual people making the movie just shows that you either don't realize how much you don't know, or are actively trying to be a contrarian because you feel like agreeing with anything close to the majority makes you smarter, without realizing that if most people are saying something...it's much more likely that they are onto something than that you are the smartest person in existence and everyone else is just a moron.
Now, the Star Wars example you cited? I'll give that to you, because when George Lucas made those changes, he actually did take away access to the originals. That is the only time where I will say creators go too far with "fixing" their vision. Unless the original is literally made unavailable, though, there are two options to handle changes I don't like to future editions, or remakes I don't care for. I can ***** about it online for literally months at a time, finding everything I can to agree with me and spending far more capital on it than anyone who is actually enjoying the thing I don't like or just ignoring it because a thing existing isn't actually an insult to my existence...or I can just be one of those people who says "not for me", or checks it out, finds it lacking, writes a review that may be quite snarky, and then moves on to find something to actually enjoy. I choose that route, because I like actually enjoying stuff. You seem to get more pleasure out of hating something and telling people they are wrong for liking it. To me, that doesn't make you a fan of anything, it makes you a bully demanding everyone cater to you and your likes and dislikes. Despite that, I do genuinely hope you find something you enjoy as much as you find things you hate.
And you're arguments are full of shit and not worth arguing about. So what's your point?
Damn, beat me to it!
If the main character or any one of his family dies, NGL I will be mad lol.
But honestly, I won't be too upset if Godzilla wrecks shit in the US, as teased at the end
Well, a city destroying monster cannot live n Tokyo alone. Gotta have variety.
bwuh
‘Bloodborne’ Video Game Getting R-Rated Animated Movie Adaptation From Sony
Sony is adapting the 'Bloodborne' video game into an R-rated animated movie, the studio said at CinemaCon.variety.com
Sony execs are like, diabolical. At least with Valve we got Half Life: Alyx as *game* recompense for that whole thing. Still, color me curious on how this will go.
The Spaceballs sequel is pointless. You can't make fun of Star Wars in a movie format anymore, after Disney fouled it up so badly that it's now widely scorned. It's like making fun of a mentally handicapped child. No joy in it.
Someone told me, "You'd have to make a ripoff Star Wars movie except it actually holds up as a Star Wars movie. Make fun of them by surpassing them." I agree.
Someone told me, "You'd have to make a ripoff Star Wars movie except it actually holds up as a Star Wars movie. Make fun of them by surpassing them." I agree.