The final shot in LOTR Two Towers . Is masterful . The horror and darkest part of their journey still awaits . Burning wasteland , nazgul flying overhead, the great eye watching. And the goal of Mt.Doom
LOTR Trilogy is truly the best trilogy ever
Best of luck to Jeremy Latcham! As a DC fan again I can’t wait to see what you cook up for us. I’m sure it’ll be better than what directly preceded you! 😁
Like I genuinely want to know what people expected from this movie and why it didn’t work for so many, I legit hadn’t had this much fun in a movie theater since I was a kid.
I wasn’t particularly interested at first, but since it’s Zach Cregger’s latest film, I went to see “Resident Evil.” Right from the opening, it hits you with music reminiscent of “The Thing.” From there, it’s a relentless barrage of classic horror techniques, terrifying situations, and jump scares that never lets up until the very end. This isn’t a film adaptation of “Resident Evil.” It’s a film about the experience of playing “Resident Evil,” controller in hand. It reminded me of how I felt when I first played the original “Resident Evil” on PlayStation back in 1996. I was just like Bryan in this movie. I kept getting game over after game over, shouting “F***!” over and over again. lol I’m also happy I managed to pick up a program for “Digger.”
The movie goes out of its way to insist he’s the absolute master of the world of 1s and 0s, shows him creating money out of nothing (not stealing from someone or somewhere else) but some people think he’s not smart enough to protect her from the IRS…
All the discourse over the new Resident Evil makes me truly realize Fandoms don't deserve anything . All Fandoms are absolute trash and think they know best for their respective franchises. All a bunch of bottom feeders
Por mucho que les joda a los más puristas es el día perfecto para reivindicar que Resident Evil es lo que es hoy gracias en gran parte al talento de Milla Jovovich para repartir patadas voladoras en slow mo y frases lapidarias a partes iguales.
They will never make me hate you.
I think I finally understand what makes Zack Snyder’s superhero movies feel so different.
Most directors try to bring superheroes closer to us.
Snyder almost does the opposite.
He makes them feel like gods walking among ordinary people. Superman’s arrival feels almost biblical. Batman feels like a myth people whisper about. Their fights don’t just destroy buildings, they make you think about what would actually happen if beings this powerful existed around us.
The Russos made heroes feel human. Gunn makes them feel broken. Nolan makes them ideological.
Snyder made them feel mythical.
You can dislike his storytelling and still admit that very few superhero directors made power feel that heavy.
Maybe that was both the greatest strength and biggest weakness of his DC movies.
Playstation has been getting so much shit lately but not a damn person talking about how Nintendo is trying to force people into buying a $500 Switch 2
I get doing this later down the line but it's still pretty early for these types of exclusives