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>ruins your movie

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>Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2, the sequel to Disney’s 2012 animated movie, will introduce the lovable Ralph to the internet. In order for Ralph and his glitch friend Vanellope to get around the vast online space without getting lost — or worse — they have to rely on a new friend named Yesss.

>Yesss is the “heart and soul” of a buzz-making site, constantly shifting the look of her hair and clothes, which are made of fiberoptic materials — because she lives online. The character will be voiced by Taraji P. Henson, an award-winning actress best known for her work in Empire and Hidden Figures.

>In a very rough clip shown to a panel of fans at Disney’s D23 panel, Yesss tried to explain to the two video game characters the benefits — and consequences — that come with being on the internet. At one point, Ralph asks Yesss how things go viral and Yesss spends the next portion of the video explaining blogs, social media and how fandom has taken over the internet.

>Although we didn’t get a good look at Yesss, based on the reaction to her inclusion in the movie, it is one of the most anticipated roles.

>Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 will be released on Nov. 21, 2018.

get in here pedes

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>tell normie you don't like a movie or tv show
>he or she gets really worked up about it
>WELL IF YOU DONT LIKE IT MAYBE YOU SHOULDNT WATCH IT

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Roger Sterling isn't the main character
Y'all dun goofed

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I CANT BREATHE

this couldnt have happened to a bigger cunt director. Looks far worse than Tomorrowland

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Do you think the Rock will ever be a good enough actor to where he will become a skelly for a role and really show his chops then gain all that muscle right back for an action movie?

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Grazie, senore.

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who should they cast in the Clueless remake?
pic related hopefully

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>Imagine this, except all the animals, from the rhinos to the elephants, looked real. Our own Peter Sciretta said he got chills because of how realistic they looked on screen and some fans were even spotted crying because of the sheer beauty of the imagery, almost like this was their Star Wars. Peter even went out of his way to reiterate how gorgeous the footage looked and how real the animals appeared

http://www.slashfilm.com/the-lion-king-remake-footage/

hyperbole much?

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>It's Wreck-It Ralph accidentally ends up in Princess Trainer episode

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Link very much related

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X3ihcfJdAMs

Pic unrelated, just a pretty actress.

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You could pretty much overanalyze anything to the point of ridiculousness if you wanted too, right? What did you guys think about it?

I got the impression the filmmakers were kind of clowning on people's obsessions about the movie, but it was entertaining if nothing else. And with apologies as a fan of SK, I also thought the changes Kubrick made were both great and necessary.

Yeah, you knew as soon as you saw Jack, you he was going to go nuts. King used to bitch that the story was about an alcoholic's gradual descent into insanity, and once you saw Nicholson, you automatically knew he was crazy. So what. Probably JN's 2nd best role after Cuckoo's Nest, and anyone familiar with the source material or marketing had a pretty good idea where the story was going even if they'd cast Paul Neumann.

Still, thank God CGI didn't exist back then. Otherwise we'd have sci-fi channel topiary animals chasing b-listers around.

My main question is don't you think you could pick apart and assign deep philosophical meaning to just about any film? I could get fucked up and opine on De Palma, Raimi, Hooper, Craven, Hooper, or three or four more score auteurs. Is there really a market for this?

Do people watch docs like Room 237 because they just like hearing folks talk about a movie the love, or do some sad souls actually find merit in it (even the filmmakers seem to clown on them).

Also, is Nightmare any good? Same makers if I'm not mistaken, but I suffer from sleep paralysis and I'm hesitant to watch it on the off-chance they just make fun of the people like they do the people on 237.

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THERE WAS NO MESSAGE!

what does /tv/ think about this film? I saw it years after it came out and liked it, especially the main actress

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This will be seen as the black sheep of the Star Wars franchise.

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Smocaine 3 - is this kino?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymOSNhI8Y0