Brand New Day has a scene where Spider-Man tells a character that kills at least three people that they aren’t a murderer deep down and all I could think of was this scene
Awkward loser finds himself unintentionally trapped in a horrible situation you could have potentially sympathized with if he didn’t make the wrong choice at every turn and use that situation to take advantage of the girl he likes under false pretenses cinema
Sunday: We've teamed with @A24 for a double bill of RATATOUILLE and TAMPOPO in celebration of Anthony Bourdain's legacy—followed by a special advance screening of TONY.
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The scene where Odysseus recounts the Trojan War is excellent, but I'm afraid it's only the second most ominous and dread inducing movie scene of the year
“We shot everything in a studio”
“Spent three days on location”
“You can feel it in the film”
Why the hell can Spidey himself acknowledge the quality in NWH was lesser due to COVID restraints, but once I say it looks a certain way I get shit on and QT’d with nitpick shots
I’m so glad he addressed this.
Once you’ve gotten over the nostalgia, No Way Home is not a great movie to revisit. Outside of the fights with Gobby and Mays death, it is a weird hollow mess that feels like it was filmed in a cupboard….because it was