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How did they manage to make Joaq so based in this movie?

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What is your favorite scene in The Shining?

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>It’s no secret that Hollywood has been trying to make up for shrinking ticket sales in the U.S. and Canada by turning to China, where the box office is booming. China’s government has been increasingly receptive to foreign films, lifting its quota for the number of titles that could be allowed in from 10 per year in the 90s to 34. The revenue cut for Hollywood has grown, too, from 10 percent to 25 percent, incentivizing studios to make formulaic films based on existing properties well-known from North America to East Asia, with little room for nuance that might be lost on audiences in any one market. Some of those movies, like Furious 7 and Warcraft, have done even better in China, furthering the stereotype that Chinese audiences want big, loud, flashy, unsophisticated films, and that brand recognition always beats out story or human connection.

>In 2017, blockbuster after blockbuster has flopped in both North America and China. The Mummy starring Tom Cruise landed with a thud. The live-action remake of the popular Japanese anime Ghost in the Shell starring Scarlett Johansson (which had investment from Chinese companies, a practice that has become more common in recent years as Hollywood and the Chinese film industry seek to work together) enjoyed a whitewashing casting controversy before it grossed a paltry $70 million at the US and Chinese box offices combined, failing to recoup its $110 million budget.
https://theoutline.com/post/2212/hollywood-s-big-bet-on-china-is-backfiring
Where's Hollywood going to get their shekels now?

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What went wrong with her career?
Was going to NYU a mistake?

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Every 23rd spring, for 23 days, it gets to eat...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9c3y-xrLt-Q

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The show is pretty mediocre with a few good moments, but she's unironically the best part of the show. And she's cute as fuck.

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how https://editorial.rottentomatoes.com/guide/best-horror-movies-of-all-time/8/

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"Oh, shit."

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Can we agree that this is what bullies are supposed to look like?

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>It's a Kate Beckinsale accidentally reveals she has a poop fetish episode

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Did you have a costume in mind for older Deckard, Mr Villeneuve?

'Here senpai, he can have this old shirt'

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I liked it. Today it was hot as fuck, so sitting in an air conditioned theater seeing snow and mountains was comfy. I liked the way everything was shot and looked. They conveyed the sense of isolation.

Jeremy Renner gonna Jeremy Renner. He's kind of the same character in everything. But he did his thing here and it worked. He made for a good protag.

I really liked the old tribal sheriff.

I say it's a solid 7.5/10.

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>you will never have your memories of this show wiped and enjoy it all over again

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In my opinion, 28 days later and dawn of the dead were the movies that defined the modern zombie genre.

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What does /tv/ think of Double Toasted and OneOfUs?

https://doubletoasted.com/
http://oneofus.net/

DT is the only one to me that still gives me those Spill feels. OneOfUs is kind of hard to stomach, as they just strike me as a bunch of hipster SJW's. Fucking pretentious dorks.