@AdamHakimikd Sorry, but people have jobs, so they can’t revolve their lives over one movie, and if a movie isn’t marketed out the ass, how are they going to know about it? And moreover, the distributors only screen movies for two weeks max if it’s not a major blockbuster.
@JosephJoe09@Jfcdoomblade Really? Only 85? With all the promotion I’ve been seeing, especially over the past two months, I thought Warner would’ve slated for a wider release.
@rickdank_o Oh, yeah. It’s straight up NC-17 material. A lot of sexual material, especially the infamous “rape of Christ” sequence that had previously been cut out of the original release, as well as necrophilia.
@Morvium People are insecure. They can’t fathom that someone may not want to spend an upwards of $15-$20 for every single movie they buy and upgrade every time a new edition comes out. I have plenty of blu-rays, but the bulk of my collection is DVDs. Do you, and screw what they think.
@lilmario954 Oh, that’s not even the worst of it. We should teach some of these old people to sit the fuck still during movies. When I saw Oppenheimer for a 4th time, there was this old dude who had his phone on FULL FUCKING VOLUME for a good minute.
@nigh2silence At this point, Imagine Dragons are more into just bland car commercial music territory at this rate, where their music leaves absolutely no cultural impact at all whatsoever.
@nigh2silence I think we need to exclude Imagine Dragons from the”coworker music” definition. I have never met a single coworker that has unironically liked Imagine Dragons. My coworkers are more into Bruno Mars and Bad Bunny, as I’ve observed.