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https://youtu.be/ym4EJQ7XORk

India actually made a movie about designated shitting streets. The absolute madmen.

Thoughts?

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Is this scene kino?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TY9JsBy835g

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What would you like him to do with his thighs?

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Well how is it?

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How good is this movie?

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What shows and movies did early 2000s kids grow up on?

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Who asked for this?

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Was it kino?

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"Give my regards to King Tut, asshole."

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[melancholy theme playing]

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Went to the cinema to see Wonder Woman but it was sold out so I caught this instead.

The dialogue was made up entirely of cliches.
Humour felt like it was following the MCU quip formula but neither the actors nor the director could pull it off.
Zero subtlety, anything the movie wanted you to notice, it said explicitly.
Characters were neither interesting nor likeable (Tom Cruise in particular felt like a Nathan Drake ripoff, of all things).
Because you don't care about the characters, nothing in the movie carries any emotional weight.
Plot was simplistic and formulaic.
No sense of setup or payoff; things just sort of happen because they're convenient to move the plot along or set up another action scene.

That said, the action was serviceable to good and I'll probably jack off to the titular mummy tonight. Also, had plenty of Tom Cruise running.

All in all, a forgettably mediocre but not outright offensive movie.

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Was this kino or just reddit?

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Why is everybody complaining about the abundance of capeshit in recent years?

There's been multiple superhero movies releasing every single year since 1977.

You people really are underage posters, aren't you?

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http://www.tvguide.com/news/john-wick-tv-the-continental-in-development/

>The prequel will be a "cool, Wick-ian, magical, and mysterious world" built around the Continental, a hotel chain for assassins. They're places where assassins can get the tools they need and hide out, and no "business" is allowed to be carried out. The New York hotel was introduced in the first John Wick, and John Wick: Chapter 2 revealed that there are Continentals all over the world. The series would expand the world of the Continental to include a whole range of characters down to the sommelier, Stahelski said.

>"They've got a really good structure," Stahelski said. "It's very tied to the film [in that] it's about the Continentals all over the world, how certain people come into that world, and what happens in relation to those people, which is cool. I think the world is very vast, and everything I've heard from it is very positive. [...] It's something that studio seems very, very intent on [making] and very, very behind."