5:50 MauLer, there is an extended scene in Fellowship that shows Aragorn and Boromir talking about how Gollum has been following the group since Moria. Gollum is shown holding onto a piece of driftwood floating down the river.
Gollum crossed the bridge of Khazad Dum before them. He ran when the orcs ran. And he's REALLY good and finding his way around caves, mines, and dungeons. In gamer terms, Gollum has Infravision and Sense Evil. He got ALL the way tf out of Moria as fast as he could.
The razor blade in the boot in the fallout show was explained in the last episode, Dane put it in her boot because she didn’t want to go to the wasteland. Max got blamed and she didn’t say anything until the end of the show
The first superchat (at 01:15) Metal Face Rozee* quotes lyrics form rapper MF DOOM's "Rapp Snitch Knishes". The song describes how rappers snitch on themselves by bragging about their crimes.
Lady Gaga has proved that she is a capable actor with AHS (terrible show but a good performance) and A Star is Born so I’m not sure where Drinker is coming from. Plus a musician dipping their toes into acting and delivering a fantastic performance isn’t unheard of (Mark Wahlberg in Boogie Nights and Bowie in The Prestige, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Labyrinth, and The Last Temptation of Christ)
I'm sorry, if someone is claiming to be a Toho Godzilla fan and is balking at the idea of Godzilla being more of a protector, then they're absolutely ignorant towards most of his films from the Showa and Hesei era. The idea that it is novel to Legendary's is absurd.
Well Hesei Godzilla is more dangerous than Showa Godzilla, but yeah, Legendary Godzilla is obviously following in their footstep, while Shin and Minus one take from the original Godzilla movie. Mauler simply have no knowledge of the Tokusatsu genre and that's why he don't understand why somethings the fanbase take as given.
Yea, I hate to call anyones opinion invalid, but I get the impression that when the guys said he was Toho fan, that meant hes seen a total of 3 Godzilla movies. Original, Shin, and Minus One. Which is ignoring like 30 other movies.
43:37 the thing with Charles Dance in full devil make-up is a miniseries adaptation of Arthur C Clarke's classic "Childhood's End", despite him looking like a devil it's actually a sci-fi story. The runtime of the whole thing is just four hours.
My chock and awe movie was when I was 8 years old and my dad took me to see The Three Musketeers back in 1973. We played musketeers for weeks after that movie, fencing with sticks.
My most intense movie experience was likely Jurassic Park when I was *very* short. I still remember having a box of mints in my lil hand. Many of them ended up flying all over the theater, and the rest were mashed into a wad by the end.
There's plenty of movies I have enjoyed immensely while watching in a theater... As for one that legitimately "wowed" or "shock & awed" me(in a good way, mind you), well I don't know if there had been one before but this is definitely the very last time it happened. Which would make it the first and only time I've ever experienced such an effect upon my initial viewing at the cinema house - FIGHT CLUB (1999). I was already fully engrossed by what I was watching, but when that fucking reveal happens in the 3rd act of the film I was like whaaaaaaaaaaaaat!?! No way. I was absolutely bamboozled, bewildered, and blown away. Nothing ever since even comes close to that.
love fringe. doesnt really stick the landing though which is par for the course of bad robot as usually by the end of the run they left for another project and put in the b team to take it home and they fail
@@jayboo8495yeah the ending was what it was. It could have been better and it could’ve been worse. I say it’s wayyy better than Lost’s ending was, and if I remember correctly we almost didn’t get a final season of Fringe right?
@@thechicagobox dont even get me started on lost. the ending wasnt horrible like got but it is a habit of retarded robot to move on from a show near the end as they shift focus to something else. it can be a great thing for the old "creative" to move on see picard s3 but most times it just ends up being a disaster.
Can't breathe... Laughing too hard! Thanks for reading my superchat! I did mean that I haven't watched TV regularly since 2006, but your guess is hilarious too. I watch a few movies/shows here and there, mainly the ones that get really good word of mouth.
So I feel what happened in monsterverse is that They saw the old Showa Era Godzilla films or maybe the Hanna Barbara animated series and came to the conclusion Godzilla = Guardian of earth like Gamera. However, Godzilla didn't become like an actual Hero in the Showa Era until the ending of it. The only films in that era where he is the hero are: Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla, Godzilla vs Gigan, Godzilla vs Megalon, Terror of MechaGodzilla, That's about it in the rest if he's fighting another monster it's usually a territory dispute rather than wanting to save people. In the Heise era he was literally the villain for the first few movies and then only stopped the other monsters in later movies because there were a threat to him and his adopted son. Millennium series is a mess and he's the villain for all of it except Final Wars where again he's only fighting the enemy monsters to re enforce his title of King of the Monsters.
Most intense movie experience on a first viewing: the destruction of the Enterprise in The Search For Spock (bearing in mind I had lived through TOS from its first showing on UK telly). The guy sitting next to me (total stranger) just let out this long, drawn out, whispered, "Noooooooooo" and I knew just how he felt.
The best part of Godzilla Final Wars was when Godzilla threw the Emmerich Godzilla into the Sydney opera house and blasted him with his atomic breath. That movie is so wild lol. A great send-off to the classic era.
Speaking of films that scarred you as a child, I had two: The Trollenberg Terror, with a "crawling eye monster" that tore people's heads off (it was the "tore" part that freaked me out, even though you never saw it on screen); but even before that there was a scene at the end of a horror movie very like the finale to The Last Crusade in which a man aged a hundred years in seconds; that one gave me actual nightmares and had me too terrified to turn the lights out; can't remember the title, but it was remade by Hammer some years later although not as well. (And as a grown up, it has to be The Thing; watched it on telly with my brother and when the break came for News at Ten - remember those days? - neither of us would go into the kitchen to fix our usual snacks because it meant going via the darkened dining room to get there. Only movie to scare me as an adult.
The first most intense viewing I've had has to be a tie between Blade, Spawn and the ending of 12 monkeys. I was pretty young when I saw them on TV and the Abandon All Hope vibe to these movies haunts me to this day. I can watch the 12 Monkeys slow mo airport scene right now and I would want to curl up in a ball and weep.
@21:05 I remember the magazine pcgamer had CDs with demos on them. Where I found close combat a bridge too far, mechwarrior 2 and others, and just went cut lawns and done landscaping as a kid so i could buy the games. #bringbackdemos
Regarding fallout retconning New Vegas: maybe. At the very least, they have changed the timeline because the NCR was the dominant power on the west Coast at the time of the game (about 10 years prior), but the show claims that their capitol was bombed out of existence before that. Furthermore, the West Coast chapter of the brotherhood of steel was greatly diminished by the time of the game with only one bunker out near Vegas left since the NCR had effectively defeated them in a costly war. There are some narrative ways to claim that maybe this is supposed to be a different chapter, but regardless the timeline directly contradicts the game. The end credits scene showing the New Vegas skyline and implicating the setting for season 2 will also force them to either establish a canon ending to the game, or erase it entirely.
"NCR was the dominant power on the west Coast at the time of the game (about 10 years prior)" what's your source for this? And I mean a proper source not some other youtuber's opinion. New Vegas ends 15 years before the start of the show so where is your info for what happened to the NCR after that?
I went to Millitary School back in 08. Razer blades in boots was definitely a thing. You have no time to look in your boots when you have Drill Sergents screaming and throwing metal trash can lids at your head. Haven't seen the show yet, but if it's anything like that, I can see it happening, as I have already seen it happen too many times, irl.
The context in the show was the cadet was chosen for promotion the day before; wake up in the morning to hear them screaming, pulling their foot out of the boot covered in blood; main guy goes to help them with the nurse and poking around the boot he finds a shiny razor embedded in the side. The injury itself I could see happening; what's weirder in the show is that everyone seems oddly nonplussed about it. Main guy is suspected of placing the razor in his buddy's boot out of jealousy; and without confirming or denying he admits "I wanted it to happen", and the commander hearing all that decides on the spot to give main guy the promotion instead; after clearly seeing red flags that the guy's untrustworthy and didn't even deny a crime he's suspected of (it later turns out he didn't do it, but still). Everyone's just _fine_ with the whole thing, which I thought was weird. And it's not like it's a favoritism thing; the main guy who was suspected AND got the promotion anyway is one of the most underachieving least popular members of the whole class.
_Shōgun_ gets better with each episode. I remember at E2 I was like "yeah this is good but it's very TV SHOW kind of content". But by the later episodes where the characters are at their breaking point questioning everything they believe in, it really becomes something quite special. And it's a self-contained story that ends on this one season. Stick with it
Actually, if memory serves me, the OG Godzilla was a threat to Tokyo, and was dealt with. But, the Japanese folk loved him so much that, afterwards, Godzilla became a defender of, and champion FOR Tokyo, and was kicking the crap out of all the OTHER monsters that were bad guys. He still teamed up with some, like Mothra, but for the most part, he was always on the same side as the people of Tokyo/Japan.
I watched the whole of the Fallout show and agree with the drinker that it isn't that bad, but I feel it's ok as a standalone show rather than something trying to use the story and lore from the games. Also you have to remember who wrote this, it's the same people behind Westworld. And The Ghoul is almost a copy of the Man in Black, has a very similar arc and the way he is built up using flashbacks to a time when he wasn't "the bad guy". Also in how he induces the change in the female protagonist. Lucy is basically the Lisa Joy insert, she is the Dolores character. Maybe there is an arc and she isn't a girlboss, but if it follows the same pattern as Westworld, she is going to get to "boring girlboss" territory in the next season. They have basically recycled the characters from their other show.
Dude you are really reaching here. The Man in Black was nothing like the Ghoul. The Ghoul is still looking for his family, he still wants to be a father. The Ghoul acts the way he does because because he was brutalised by the Wasteland The Man In Black acts the way he does because of choice. Also Lucy is nothing like Dolores, it was only her memory being reset that kept Dolores happy and optimistic as soon as the end season 1 of West World happened she became a brutal merciless killer and instrument for revenge. Lucy does not take revenge on the people who wronged her even when she has the opportunity (eg with the Ghoul and her father), she maintains her values and refuses to let the Wasteland corrupt her, that's the exact opposite of Delorous.
@@kityhawk2000 I am not saying they are 100% identical, but the characters and how they behave and their arcs are very much recycled. The overarching story is different, but the same concept of having the flashbacks and the cruelty of the character are the same, like V for Vendetta. The same people are behind both the shows. Anyway, it is only my opinion and I'm not wasting time arguing with word vomit. Enjoy your recycled shit, bye now.
at 2:27 .. That guy knows what's talking about Will.. Fringe "White Tulip" (with Peter Weller) is one of the best episodes.... "The Firefly" (with Christopher Lloyd at the piano) pure TV gold man.. as a man that appreciates Buffy' story telling.. he will totally dig Fringe.. and you have the first multiverse thingy.. but done right.. that series is excellent.. even the crappy last season has awesome moments .. John Noble in one of his last scenes in the last episode "in the lab with the observer" the man deserves an Oscar.... even when is TV..
:P I would argue that GxK isnt shit. A movie I would call shit, is something like Transformers 2. Obviously Im a Godzilla fan so Im probably a little bit bias, but I dont think GxK is even close to as bad as Transformers 2. GxK is dumb for sure, and it has a lot of silly stuff going on, but it could be a lot worse. Now could it be better? Maybe. But it would take a monumental effort. G14 is the closest we will get to that. By its nature, a giant monster movie is goofy. Unless its trying to be a horror, or a drama like Minus One, it will always come off as goofy. Because it is a movie version of you smashing your monster toys together. If the move is a human drama, and you want it to be taken seriously, you cant have giant monsters fighting in a big brawl. Those two things cant really co-exist. You might say, "But Minus One had good human characters" and your right. But Godzilla wasnt the main focus of the movie now was he? The focus of that movie was to tell a human drama, and it just used Godzilla as plot device for that story. The move wasnt about Godzilla fighting another monster, it wasnt about a monster brawl. As soon as the main focus of the movie becomes the monsters, it can no longer have a deep and complex human element. Because if it did, that would pull focus away from the purpose of the movie, which was the monster fights. You can have decent humans, that service the plot and arent a nuisance to deal with, but thats about the best you can do. It comes down to what is the movies goal/purpose/tone? Lets look at Alien and Aliens. Both are great movies, but they are very different from each other with different goals. Would you call Aliens a horror movie? No, its an action movie. It does have some horror elements, but at its core its an action movie. Would you call GxK a drama? No, its a giant monster brawl movie. Now if you took Aliens and amped up the horror element in an attempt to make it more of a horror movie, then it would cease being an action movie. Its the same for Godzilla. As soon as you amp up the human element, it will cease being a monster brawl movie. So in essence, the humans have to be a little bit shallow in a monster brawl movie, because they are not the movies main concern. Once the humans do become the main concern, ie: extremely good human plot, it ceases to be a monster brawl movie. What you guys are asking for, is a good human drama AND a monster brawl, and they just cant happen in the same movie. They are water and oil. Try to imagine Minus One, but with Godzilla fighting a giant ice breathing dragon, and a giant monkey with a power fist glove. The human drama part of it starts to fall away once you add in those things. It just doenst work. It probably can be made to work, but it would require a masterclass of a script. If youve managed to read this far, thank you. I do enjoy your content. I just felt like I needed to explain why its a bit unreasonable to call GxK shit, when its really objectively not. Dumb yes, shit not. You have to take into account what the movie is trying to do. And in the case of GxK, its just trying to be a fun monster brawl movie, which it succeeds at. --------- Also you guys keep mentioning Pacific Rim as an example of a movie that has good monster fun, and good humans. You should watch it again. I saw Pacific Rim in theaters, and I quite enjoyed it. Then I watched it again fairly recently, and almost hated it. The humans were not great and cliche, those two scientists were so obnoxious they almost ruined the movie, and it was a lot dumber then I remembered. The point is that most if not all giant monster movies, where the main focus is the monsters fighting, are silly in nature and have a less then stellar human element.
Godzilla essentially have 2 branches: The original type and the Showa shows type. Minus one is pretty much a remake of original (with the MC surviving instead of killing himself), but it was the Showa monster-fight serie that really made Godzilla a household name. The human drama was used to pan out the run time since monster fight is expansive to film and they simply don't have the budget to do it for the whole movie, and Japanese was used to it as its how Ultraman series works too. The human characters are intentionally made ignore-able so the audience won't care about them being dead or not.
@@hinugundamB There can be a merging of the two branches, I feel like G14 is good example of that. However you are correct, what made Godzilla King of the Monsters, was him fighting other giant monsters. At its nature, a monster brawl movie has to be more in the "not super serious" leaning. You cant have giant monsters fighting in a city, destroying buildings and blasting each other with lasers, and be serious. Because if it was serious then it stops being fun, because realistically a million people just died. Death on that scale is just not fun, but thats what the movie is trying to be, fun. So the movie has to be a bit goofy, or else it would be tragic. What I feel like gets lost to a lot of critics, is that fans can enjoy both types of branches.
39:27 - the best on-screen Joker, bar none, is the one from "Batman: the Animated Series," as voiced by Mark Hamil. (And "Arkham" is right there in the f%#$ing *middle* of his name!!!) No one has ever played or written the character better, nor will anyone. Ever.
My version of a movie moment that scarred me as a incredibly young kid (3yrs old) is the “ZUUUUULLLLLL!!!” Fridge moment in motherfucking Ghost Buster’s of all goddamn things… some deep part of my monkey brain still wants to run away at that moment every time its on screen
2:42 - Don't waste your time on Fringe. It's typical Jar Jar Abrams. It starts well, gets going, gets you interested, then purple snail writing for electric paper. (It takes a sudden turn and no longer bears any resemblance to the plot you were following just two episodes ago.)
I'm a huge Fallout fan and I'm not saying I love the TV-series, I think it's ok so far, I don't like the Brotherhood of Steel guy, he is so far just a clown, but the vault girl and the ghoul are good. The world is spot on, I thought it was gonna be filmed in some desert with some shitty ruins in the background, but the world looks really good, maybe a bit to green here and there, but all in all it's great.
2024 has surprisingly been a good year so far in TV for female characters. Shogun, The Gentlemen and Fallout all have solid female main characters and decent supporting ones.
@@yourewrongabouteverything and if everyone would give $1, they might get the most dollars allowing them to do more. I try to keep about $15 for my favorite creators. And for as many as I can, i drop a comment.
I remember where I was when OJ was found innocent. I was in PE at a middle school in Anaheim. They coaches called us all in to listen on the radio. The adults thought LA would burn to the ground if found guilty. We were shocked.
Fallout is just tiring to watch for me. Shady Sands, the NCR, BoS being Orthodox Christian now all of it. None of it makes sense given the year and where they are. 😢
The cohesive property is lord of the rings that defines our generation. 36 years old in USA here. We already have it. For the next gen it's probably marvel, sadly.
Yes, as far as the "Gollum" getting across the Bridge first, or did he go around, or did he scale the walls? If he could have scaled the walls, so could the Gobbies, or any other climbing, scaling race of baddies in Khazad dum'ions, couldn't they have? So, the Dorfs would have built it to either stop the enemies point blank, or at least slow them down enough that anyone escaping across the Bridge would have had time to make a get-a-way....
I don't doubt for a second that Gollum would be comfortable with several routes most creatures would never think to even look for. We're talking about the guy who sought out the deepest caves for hundreds of years and knows the Dead Marshes better than the guys who own it. The man's a walking encyclopedia of cross-country detours.
Razor blades in boots has been a form of military hazing for decades. Realistically however, it would've been handled very differently, most likely some form of mass punishment. Furthermore, it is later revealed that she did it to herself and it wasn't another soldier.
@3:56 the ending, I hated the ending, I saw that in the theatre's my first year in college and it drove me crazy, I wrote a paper about it and got an A.
52:21 - Yes, oh Avatar of Alcohol Abuse, "The Running Man" was a not-very-good book by Stephen King, writing as "Richard Bachman" because he was putting out too many books at the time (between 1977 and 1985). Others include "Thinner" and "Rage." The 1987 Arnold film has virtually nothing in common with the book aside from the title, just as with The Lawnmower Man.
There's actually some truth to the claim that fallout fans (broadly) can't be appeased: hardcore purists of the original, pre-Bethesda games pretty much reject everything from Fallout 3 onwards. New Vegas is itself a polarizing subject due to the fact it was actually made by Obsidian rather than Bethesda, and by most metrics is the best of the "modern" entries, which is something that Todd Howard and Emile-something (the writer) have been salty about forever. I also recall Fallout 4 pissing off a bunch of Fallout 3 fans mainly due to the evolution of the brotherhood of steel. Fallout 76 is also largely rejected by a huge swath of previous title players for a wide range of reasons.
1:16:02 nah the biggest anime right now is Demon Slayer bar-non, Jujutsu Kaisen haven't even broke the 100million copy figure (which MHA recently broke).
Would Harry Potter be the unifying "new thing" (even if it isn't exactly new)... Since as far as creating an E.U.... It can very easily (look at Hogwart's Legacy).. It just seems that the H.P. universe has the same kind of "energy" that Star Wars DID.
@@MegaSpideyman Concepts? Yeah, there are I think... Material? Well, maybe not right now, but that's what I meant about the game... If it can keep "expanding".... Who knows.
I'm not sure, have excursions beyond Hogwarts generally done well? It seems the school setting is where fans are most invested into the "Wizarding world"
Gollum crossed the bridge of Khazad Dum before them. He ran when the orcs ran. And he's REALLY good and finding his way around caves, mines, and dungeons. In gamer terms, Gollum has Infravision and Sense Evil. He got ALL the way tf out of Moria as fast as he could.
For me that whole plot line became a brilliant comedy the moment I realized they're just white-knight larpers who are supposed to be cringe in-universe.
@@samwallaceart288 BoS are not white-knights, they are quite neutral and in some sense evil, Just there were bigger evils in Fallout 1 and 2 that make them looks better.Its Fallout 3 that turned them into the "good-guy" , while fallout 4 move them back to their fallout 1/2 model.
@@yourewrongabouteverything Obviously I’m not saying that they’re the same level of quality. Fallout is a fun show, Shogun is a masterpiece of modern television. My only point is that both shows are good, just for different reasons.
I don't blame anyone for questioning casting choices, considering how many IPs have been taken for a drag and how many bad casting choices have been made in the last few decades, but this probably isn't one of them. I would have been more concerned about Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn in the new Joker movie than Lady Gaga, because Margot Robbie would have brought exactly the wrong vibe to a film noir version of the DC Comics. I think a Star is Born was a good example of her acting, but American Horror Story: Hotel would be a better comparable to what she would bring to the Joker. I completely agree that Lady Gaga is a better actor than a lot of the models that call themselves actors.
@@matthewhall8939 I wouldn't be shocked if people who review bad movies and TV want to spend their spare time doing anything except sitting in front of a movie for pleasure. It's one of those things, where nobody has seen every movie and TV series. There's just too much and certain types of movies are more interesting to different people. There are a lot of rom-coms and musicals I've never seen, and I see a lot of stuff years after its been out.
Seems spiteful that Bethesda who have always avoided having new nations states in their Fallout games, went on to nuke the nation state Interplay established in the original games.
3:19...Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Near the end of the film, the T-1000 stabs Sarah Conner in the shoulder and says 'Call to John'. Why? He could have killed her, threw the body over, and then pretend to be Sarah. The T-1000 can mimic voices perfectly. Minutes later, the T-1000 literally looks and sounds like her. John was fooled...the only reason he didn't go to her was because he saw that there were two of them. Just like the T-1000 pretended to be the step-mom (Jenette Goldstein) earlier in the movie.
the thing now is that I am getting tired of the "magic diverse character" and the "little girl has superpowers" trope. These people have never seen Anime and that's been a staple there for decades since the 1980's. As an older viewer, it just grates on me.
Watching GxK trailer I literally joked "And also . . . _THERE'S A GIRL_ . . . who is the KEY to EVERYTHING . . ." and 2 seconds later the trailer brings up exactly that and I lost my shit in the theater
Drinker questioning Gollum's climbing abilities - sounds like someone needs to play Lord of Ring: Gollum!
That game will have you questioning everything.
Just because gollum climbed well in lord of ring gollum, doesn't mean necesarily he will climb well I'm any other project he's cast in.
If anyone needs to know, at 2:10 they are referring to Uncut Gems.
5:50 MauLer, there is an extended scene in Fellowship that shows Aragorn and Boromir talking about how Gollum has been following the group since Moria. Gollum is shown holding onto a piece of driftwood floating down the river.
came here to say this the longman has been found lacking
Got eeem
Gollum crossed the bridge of Khazad Dum before them. He ran when the orcs ran. And he's REALLY good and finding his way around caves, mines, and dungeons. In gamer terms, Gollum has Infravision and Sense Evil. He got ALL the way tf out of Moria as fast as he could.
Interesting.
This isn't nerd camp
I love the main lady in Fallout; the way she has a big smile "HEY THERE! 👋 😃 Can you give me directions??" while pointing a gun at the guy
The razor blade in the boot in the fallout show was explained in the last episode, Dane put it in her boot because she didn’t want to go to the wasteland. Max got blamed and she didn’t say anything until the end of the show
really. totally missed that one.
I totally missed that too
Does the knowledge that Dane did it to herself make the scene and her actions afterwards more or less retarded?
Don't know how you guys totally missed it. It's right there, in a spoken scene between them. You'd have to not be paying attention.
@@C64Mat seems so. mind wonders sometimes. Or I was distracted by the stash :)
I love these catch ups. So funny, but also insightful into movies.
I like most of the DC animated superhero movies and some of them are EXCELLENT.
Especially Year One, Under the Hood and The Dark Knight Returns.
Shame the animation looks so basic and cheap. Why can't they make them look as cool as Blue Eyed Samurai
@@jasewildheartSome of the animation is horrid, not much, but those that are have kept me from watching them entirely.
The first superchat (at 01:15) Metal Face Rozee* quotes lyrics form rapper MF DOOM's "Rapp Snitch Knishes". The song describes how rappers snitch on themselves by bragging about their crimes.
I started typing out a question then decided not to, so I just super chatted the first thing that came to mind
I never thought I’d hear Drinker recite some DOOM lyrics so thank you for that. It’s a real “two worlds collide” type of situation
@@METALFACEROZEE a fellow DOOM enjoyer. How do you do.
@@beardog7020 Both Drinker and MauLer were quite lost on that one 😅
@@jonathanyaloussa Just holding on to hope for Madlib to release that second Madvillain album one day
7:34 The Gaga battle resumes 😅😂
Yh it’s a bad take from drinker
Lady Gaga has proved that she is a capable actor with AHS (terrible show but a good performance) and A Star is Born so I’m not sure where Drinker is coming from. Plus a musician dipping their toes into acting and delivering a fantastic performance isn’t unheard of (Mark Wahlberg in Boogie Nights and Bowie in The Prestige, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Labyrinth, and The Last Temptation of Christ)
@@beardog7020 Ok, but she's kind of a clown and I don't want to see her.
I'm sorry, if someone is claiming to be a Toho Godzilla fan and is balking at the idea of Godzilla being more of a protector, then they're absolutely ignorant towards most of his films from the Showa and Hesei era. The idea that it is novel to Legendary's is absurd.
Very much so
Well Hesei Godzilla is more dangerous than Showa Godzilla, but yeah, Legendary Godzilla is obviously following in their footstep, while Shin and Minus one take from the original Godzilla movie.
Mauler simply have no knowledge of the Tokusatsu genre and that's why he don't understand why somethings the fanbase take as given.
Yea, I hate to call anyones opinion invalid, but I get the impression that when the guys said he was Toho fan, that meant hes seen a total of 3 Godzilla movies. Original, Shin, and Minus One. Which is ignoring like 30 other movies.
43:37 the thing with Charles Dance in full devil make-up is a miniseries adaptation of Arthur C Clarke's classic "Childhood's End", despite him looking like a devil it's actually a sci-fi story. The runtime of the whole thing is just four hours.
The best case of actors trying to act as another actor is definitely"Face Off." Cage and Travolta lampooned each other to the nines!
When i started rewatching Fringe i was dumbfounded when the three-headed jackass named Orci, Kurtzman & Abrams appeared.
Why's that?
My chock and awe movie was when I was 8 years old and my dad took me to see The Three Musketeers back in 1973. We played musketeers for weeks after that movie, fencing with sticks.
Drinker and Mauler should write a novel together. 🎉
The Longest Drink
True, they would definitely make sure the message is front and center.
That's a good way to destroy a friendship.
My most intense movie experience was likely Jurassic Park when I was *very* short. I still remember having a box of mints in my lil hand. Many of them ended up flying all over the theater, and the rest were mashed into a wad by the end.
A musical movie should have its major emotional moments represented in song
Tense scenes?
Opening of "Once Upon a time in the west" and ending of "The good, the bad and the villain".
Can't beat that, modern Hollywood.
There's plenty of movies I have enjoyed immensely while watching in a theater...
As for one that legitimately "wowed" or "shock & awed" me(in a good way, mind you), well I don't know if there had been one before but this is definitely the very last time it happened. Which would make it the first and only time I've ever experienced such an effect upon my initial viewing at the cinema house - FIGHT CLUB (1999).
I was already fully engrossed by what I was watching, but when that fucking reveal happens in the 3rd act of the film I was like whaaaaaaaaaaaaat!?! No way. I was absolutely bamboozled, bewildered, and blown away. Nothing ever since even comes close to that.
Have you seen The Prestige?
That one had me baffled!!
David Bowie as Nikola Tesla is brilliant.
I have not
It's Mauler's favorite movie and oone of the best twists I've ever seen!
Snoop Dogg is the best part of every movie he's in.
Definitely watch Fringe. It’s probably one the few things that Bad Robot has done well. It’s not perfect but it’s still good sci-fi.
love fringe. doesnt really stick the landing though which is par for the course of bad robot as usually by the end of the run they left for another project and put in the b team to take it home and they fail
@@jayboo8495yeah the ending was what it was. It could have been better and it could’ve been worse. I say it’s wayyy better than Lost’s ending was, and if I remember correctly we almost didn’t get a final season of Fringe right?
@@thechicagobox dont even get me started on lost. the ending wasnt horrible like got but it is a habit of retarded robot to move on from a show near the end as they shift focus to something else. it can be a great thing for the old "creative" to move on see picard s3 but most times it just ends up being a disaster.
it's only good in the first 4 seasons the 5th is a complete trainwreck they screw everything up and destroy the enitre foundation of the show
Can't breathe... Laughing too hard!
Thanks for reading my superchat!
I did mean that I haven't watched TV regularly since 2006, but your guess is hilarious too.
I watch a few movies/shows here and there, mainly the ones that get really good word of mouth.
They have to read it.. you paid them.
@@jasewildheart that doesn't stop me from being grateful or courteous.
@@hariman7727 courteous yeah that's fine and nice. Nothing to be grateful about .. you paid them to read it.
So I feel what happened in monsterverse is that They saw the old Showa Era Godzilla films or maybe the Hanna Barbara animated series and came to the conclusion Godzilla = Guardian of earth like Gamera. However, Godzilla didn't become like an actual Hero in the Showa Era until the ending of it. The only films in that era where he is the hero are: Godzilla vs MechaGodzilla, Godzilla vs Gigan, Godzilla vs Megalon, Terror of MechaGodzilla, That's about it in the rest if he's fighting another monster it's usually a territory dispute rather than wanting to save people. In the Heise era he was literally the villain for the first few movies and then only stopped the other monsters in later movies because there were a threat to him and his adopted son. Millennium series is a mess and he's the villain for all of it except Final Wars where again he's only fighting the enemy monsters to re enforce his title of King of the Monsters.
Most intense movie experience on a first viewing: the destruction of the Enterprise in The Search For Spock (bearing in mind I had lived through TOS from its first showing on UK telly). The guy sitting next to me (total stranger) just let out this long, drawn out, whispered, "Noooooooooo" and I knew just how he felt.
Never thought I'd hear drinker rap mf doom but here we are
I saw the terminator when i was young. Gave me nightmares, but nothing bothered me aftwrward :)
Musical-a play or movie in which singing and dancing play an essential part. Musicals developed from light opera in the early 20th century.
The best part of Godzilla Final Wars was when Godzilla threw the Emmerich Godzilla into the Sydney opera house and blasted him with his atomic breath. That movie is so wild lol. A great send-off to the classic era.
That feels like pure fan service.
@@MegaSpideyman the whole movie is lol. He literally fights every monster.
Regarding the boot, it says later they did it to themselves
Does that make it better or worse though?
You mean it did it? Why are you saying they who is they?
Man or woman - his friend that it happened to. If I remember correctly, he/she admitted they did it to themselves to avoid going out on patrol.
Speaking of films that scarred you as a child, I had two: The Trollenberg Terror, with a "crawling eye monster" that tore people's heads off (it was the "tore" part that freaked me out, even though you never saw it on screen); but even before that there was a scene at the end of a horror movie very like the finale to The Last Crusade in which a man aged a hundred years in seconds; that one gave me actual nightmares and had me too terrified to turn the lights out; can't remember the title, but it was remade by Hammer some years later although not as well. (And as a grown up, it has to be The Thing; watched it on telly with my brother and when the break came for News at Ten - remember those days? - neither of us would go into the kitchen to fix our usual snacks because it meant going via the darkened dining room to get there. Only movie to scare me as an adult.
Mr inbetween is so damn good
The first most intense viewing I've had has to be a tie between Blade, Spawn and the ending of 12 monkeys. I was pretty young when I saw them on TV and the Abandon All Hope vibe to these movies haunts me to this day. I can watch the 12 Monkeys slow mo airport scene right now and I would want to curl up in a ball and weep.
26:08 bit of confusion here as that "bloke" put the blade in their own boot to injure themselves.
Yeah its suspicious Drinker didn't know that seeing as he watched the show to review it.
@@bellicose4653supposedly
Spaceman is a solid effort from Adam Sandler.
I really like some of his more serious roles.
Punch Drunk Love and Reign over Me are quite good!
@21:05 I remember the magazine pcgamer had CDs with demos on them. Where I found close combat a bridge too far, mechwarrior 2 and others, and just went cut lawns and done landscaping as a kid so i could buy the games. #bringbackdemos
Running Man would have potential if it was a new adaptation instead of a remake of the movie.
Regarding Fringe, I loved it, specially John Noble's portrait of Walter Bishop.
Regarding fallout retconning New Vegas: maybe. At the very least, they have changed the timeline because the NCR was the dominant power on the west Coast at the time of the game (about 10 years prior), but the show claims that their capitol was bombed out of existence before that. Furthermore, the West Coast chapter of the brotherhood of steel was greatly diminished by the time of the game with only one bunker out near Vegas left since the NCR had effectively defeated them in a costly war. There are some narrative ways to claim that maybe this is supposed to be a different chapter, but regardless the timeline directly contradicts the game. The end credits scene showing the New Vegas skyline and implicating the setting for season 2 will also force them to either establish a canon ending to the game, or erase it entirely.
"NCR was the dominant power on the west Coast at the time of the game (about 10 years prior)" what's your source for this? And I mean a proper source not some other youtuber's opinion. New Vegas ends 15 years before the start of the show so where is your info for what happened to the NCR after that?
I went to Millitary School back in 08. Razer blades in boots was definitely a thing. You have no time to look in your boots when you have Drill Sergents screaming and throwing metal trash can lids at your head. Haven't seen the show yet, but if it's anything like that, I can see it happening, as I have already seen it happen too many times, irl.
The context in the show was the cadet was chosen for promotion the day before; wake up in the morning to hear them screaming, pulling their foot out of the boot covered in blood; main guy goes to help them with the nurse and poking around the boot he finds a shiny razor embedded in the side.
The injury itself I could see happening; what's weirder in the show is that everyone seems oddly nonplussed about it. Main guy is suspected of placing the razor in his buddy's boot out of jealousy; and without confirming or denying he admits "I wanted it to happen", and the commander hearing all that decides on the spot to give main guy the promotion instead; after clearly seeing red flags that the guy's untrustworthy and didn't even deny a crime he's suspected of (it later turns out he didn't do it, but still). Everyone's just _fine_ with the whole thing, which I thought was weird.
And it's not like it's a favoritism thing; the main guy who was suspected AND got the promotion anyway is one of the most underachieving least popular members of the whole class.
@samwallaceart288 they are all cannon fodder, the higher ups are nonplussed because they don't care about these disposable bodies at all.
Love your honest reviews. Are you going to talk about Ungentlemanly Warfare? It comes out this Friday!
Hopefully so!
_Shōgun_ gets better with each episode.
I remember at E2 I was like "yeah this is good but it's very TV SHOW kind of content".
But by the later episodes where the characters are at their breaking point questioning everything they believe in, it really becomes something quite special.
And it's a self-contained story that ends on this one season. Stick with it
Fringe series definitely worth watching, last season very different
MauLer needs to watch Shogun. Episode 9 just dropped and its great. Easily the best show since House of the Dragon.
26:30 so you didn't watch it all? Dane sabotaged her own boot because she was afraid of going out into the wasteland...
Actually, if memory serves me, the OG Godzilla was a threat to Tokyo, and was dealt with. But, the Japanese folk loved him so much that, afterwards, Godzilla became a defender of, and champion FOR Tokyo, and was kicking the crap out of all the OTHER monsters that were bad guys. He still teamed up with some, like Mothra, but for the most part, he was always on the same side as the people of Tokyo/Japan.
Thanks, Gents!
1:18:32 Smiling Friends
1:30:00 OJ Simpson
1:34:16 Jonathan Nolan
Mauler, would you kindly make a good Bioshock film?
I watched the whole of the Fallout show and agree with the drinker that it isn't that bad, but I feel it's ok as a standalone show rather than something trying to use the story and lore from the games. Also you have to remember who wrote this, it's the same people behind Westworld. And The Ghoul is almost a copy of the Man in Black, has a very similar arc and the way he is built up using flashbacks to a time when he wasn't "the bad guy". Also in how he induces the change in the female protagonist.
Lucy is basically the Lisa Joy insert, she is the Dolores character. Maybe there is an arc and she isn't a girlboss, but if it follows the same pattern as Westworld, she is going to get to "boring girlboss" territory in the next season. They have basically recycled the characters from their other show.
Dude you are really reaching here. The Man in Black was nothing like the Ghoul. The Ghoul is still looking for his family, he still wants to be a father. The Ghoul acts the way he does because because he was brutalised by the Wasteland The Man In Black acts the way he does because of choice. Also Lucy is nothing like Dolores, it was only her memory being reset that kept Dolores happy and optimistic as soon as the end season 1 of West World happened she became a brutal merciless killer and instrument for revenge. Lucy does not take revenge on the people who wronged her even when she has the opportunity (eg with the Ghoul and her father), she maintains her values and refuses to let the Wasteland corrupt her, that's the exact opposite of Delorous.
@@kityhawk2000 I am not saying they are 100% identical, but the characters and how they behave and their arcs are very much recycled. The overarching story is different, but the same concept of having the flashbacks and the cruelty of the character are the same, like V for Vendetta. The same people are behind both the shows. Anyway, it is only my opinion and I'm not wasting time arguing with word vomit. Enjoy your recycled shit, bye now.
Here. We. Go.
at 2:27 .. That guy knows what's talking about Will.. Fringe "White Tulip" (with Peter Weller) is one of the best episodes.... "The Firefly" (with Christopher Lloyd at the piano) pure TV gold man.. as a man that appreciates Buffy' story telling.. he will totally dig Fringe.. and you have the first multiverse thingy.. but done right.. that series is excellent.. even the crappy last season has awesome moments .. John Noble in one of his last scenes in the last episode "in the lab with the observer" the man deserves an Oscar.... even when is TV..
27:00 is indeed answered in the show.
:P I would argue that GxK isnt shit. A movie I would call shit, is something like Transformers 2. Obviously Im a Godzilla fan so Im probably a little bit bias, but I dont think GxK is even close to as bad as Transformers 2. GxK is dumb for sure, and it has a lot of silly stuff going on, but it could be a lot worse. Now could it be better? Maybe. But it would take a monumental effort. G14 is the closest we will get to that. By its nature, a giant monster movie is goofy. Unless its trying to be a horror, or a drama like Minus One, it will always come off as goofy. Because it is a movie version of you smashing your monster toys together. If the move is a human drama, and you want it to be taken seriously, you cant have giant monsters fighting in a big brawl. Those two things cant really co-exist.
You might say, "But Minus One had good human characters" and your right. But Godzilla wasnt the main focus of the movie now was he? The focus of that movie was to tell a human drama, and it just used Godzilla as plot device for that story. The move wasnt about Godzilla fighting another monster, it wasnt about a monster brawl. As soon as the main focus of the movie becomes the monsters, it can no longer have a deep and complex human element. Because if it did, that would pull focus away from the purpose of the movie, which was the monster fights. You can have decent humans, that service the plot and arent a nuisance to deal with, but thats about the best you can do.
It comes down to what is the movies goal/purpose/tone? Lets look at Alien and Aliens. Both are great movies, but they are very different from each other with different goals. Would you call Aliens a horror movie? No, its an action movie. It does have some horror elements, but at its core its an action movie. Would you call GxK a drama? No, its a giant monster brawl movie. Now if you took Aliens and amped up the horror element in an attempt to make it more of a horror movie, then it would cease being an action movie. Its the same for Godzilla. As soon as you amp up the human element, it will cease being a monster brawl movie. So in essence, the humans have to be a little bit shallow in a monster brawl movie, because they are not the movies main concern. Once the humans do become the main concern, ie: extremely good human plot, it ceases to be a monster brawl movie. What you guys are asking for, is a good human drama AND a monster brawl, and they just cant happen in the same movie. They are water and oil. Try to imagine Minus One, but with Godzilla fighting a giant ice breathing dragon, and a giant monkey with a power fist glove. The human drama part of it starts to fall away once you add in those things. It just doenst work. It probably can be made to work, but it would require a masterclass of a script.
If youve managed to read this far, thank you. I do enjoy your content. I just felt like I needed to explain why its a bit unreasonable to call GxK shit, when its really objectively not. Dumb yes, shit not. You have to take into account what the movie is trying to do. And in the case of GxK, its just trying to be a fun monster brawl movie, which it succeeds at.
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Also you guys keep mentioning Pacific Rim as an example of a movie that has good monster fun, and good humans. You should watch it again. I saw Pacific Rim in theaters, and I quite enjoyed it. Then I watched it again fairly recently, and almost hated it. The humans were not great and cliche, those two scientists were so obnoxious they almost ruined the movie, and it was a lot dumber then I remembered. The point is that most if not all giant monster movies, where the main focus is the monsters fighting, are silly in nature and have a less then stellar human element.
Godzilla essentially have 2 branches: The original type and the Showa shows type. Minus one is pretty much a remake of original (with the MC surviving instead of killing himself), but it was the Showa monster-fight serie that really made Godzilla a household name.
The human drama was used to pan out the run time since monster fight is expansive to film and they simply don't have the budget to do it for the whole movie, and Japanese was used to it as its how Ultraman series works too. The human characters are intentionally made ignore-able so the audience won't care about them being dead or not.
@@hinugundamB There can be a merging of the two branches, I feel like G14 is good example of that. However you are correct, what made Godzilla King of the Monsters, was him fighting other giant monsters.
At its nature, a monster brawl movie has to be more in the "not super serious" leaning. You cant have giant monsters fighting in a city, destroying buildings and blasting each other with lasers, and be serious. Because if it was serious then it stops being fun, because realistically a million people just died. Death on that scale is just not fun, but thats what the movie is trying to be, fun. So the movie has to be a bit goofy, or else it would be tragic.
What I feel like gets lost to a lot of critics, is that fans can enjoy both types of branches.
39:27 - the best on-screen Joker, bar none, is the one from "Batman: the Animated Series," as voiced by Mark Hamil. (And "Arkham" is right there in the f%#$ing *middle* of his name!!!) No one has ever played or written the character better, nor will anyone. Ever.
Thats my boy is the greatest adam sandler movie of all time
Black sails is really good! 37:20
Lady gaga was good in American horror story
This might already be said, but I i think "Mr Brightside" is actually "Mr Inbetween" - the Australian TV show.
1:22:40 but the trailer is supposed to represent the movie!
Fringe is very good
Hold on 26:20 drinker? That's not at all what that was by the end of the show?
Spaceman was pretty good
My version of a movie moment that scarred me as a incredibly young kid (3yrs old) is the “ZUUUUULLLLLL!!!” Fridge moment in motherfucking Ghost Buster’s of all goddamn things… some deep part of my monkey brain still wants to run away at that moment every time its on screen
Forbidden Planet / Jason and the Argonauts
The original running man movie is nothing like the book. Great story but you’re right about today’s movie makers probably wrecking it.
2:42 - Don't waste your time on Fringe. It's typical Jar Jar Abrams. It starts well, gets going, gets you interested, then purple snail writing for electric paper. (It takes a sudden turn and no longer bears any resemblance to the plot you were following just two episodes ago.)
In Fallout she did the razor blade to herself. Its in episode 7/8 that she owns up to it
I'm not sure that explanation makes it more or less retarded though.
I'm a huge Fallout fan and I'm not saying I love the TV-series, I think it's ok so far, I don't like the Brotherhood of Steel guy, he is so far just a clown, but the vault girl and the ghoul are good. The world is spot on, I thought it was gonna be filmed in some desert with some shitty ruins in the background, but the world looks really good, maybe a bit to green here and there, but all in all it's great.
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Irreversible was quite an "experience"...
3:01 In Raiders of the lost ark Indiana Jones threatened to blow up the ark of the Covenant with a soviet RPG 7 but those werent invented yet.
55:33 someone already remade running man, it's called squid game
2024 has surprisingly been a good year so far in TV for female characters. Shogun, The Gentlemen and Fallout all have solid female main characters and decent supporting ones.
Blue Eye Samurai was great.
And I'm looking forward to One Piece with some very strong women, each a different kind of strength.
The messaging is working on you I see
@@yourewrongabouteverything good entertainment should be encouraged. Patronage is a great value for value model, esp. for luxuries.
@morganseppy5180 I think we've gotten to the point where mediocre shows are considered good. Shogun is the only good show right now in my opinion.
@@yourewrongabouteverything and if everyone would give $1, they might get the most dollars allowing them to do more. I try to keep about $15 for my favorite creators. And for as many as I can, i drop a comment.
I remember where I was when OJ was found innocent. I was in PE at a middle school in Anaheim. They coaches called us all in to listen on the radio.
The adults thought LA would burn to the ground if found guilty. We were shocked.
Lady Gaga is cool on many fronts
It lost it's arse and hurt itself so it wouldn't be an acolyte.
Fallout is just tiring to watch for me. Shady Sands, the NCR, BoS being Orthodox Christian now all of it. None of it makes sense given the year and where they are. 😢
26:46 someone has never been in the military..
The cohesive property is lord of the rings that defines our generation. 36 years old in USA here. We already have it.
For the next gen it's probably marvel, sadly.
Yes, as far as the "Gollum" getting across the Bridge first, or did he go around, or did he scale the walls? If he could have scaled the walls, so could the Gobbies, or any other climbing, scaling race of baddies in Khazad dum'ions, couldn't they have? So, the Dorfs would have built it to either stop the enemies point blank, or at least slow them down enough that anyone escaping across the Bridge would have had time to make a get-a-way....
I don't doubt for a second that Gollum would be comfortable with several routes most creatures would never think to even look for.
We're talking about the guy who sought out the deepest caves for hundreds of years and knows the Dead Marshes better than the guys who own it. The man's a walking encyclopedia of cross-country detours.
Has Mauler watched or at least checked out Attack on Titan??
No
Razor blades in boots has been a form of military hazing for decades. Realistically however, it would've been handled very differently, most likely some form of mass punishment. Furthermore, it is later revealed that she did it to herself and it wasn't another soldier.
Yeah like I don't disbelieve that something like that would happen; but everyone's reaction to it was . . . weird.
@3:56 the ending, I hated the ending, I saw that in the theatre's my first year in college and it drove me crazy, I wrote a paper about it and got an A.
point of critique about the movie I like: action scenes in the trilogy are not up too par with everything else
52:21 - Yes, oh Avatar of Alcohol Abuse, "The Running Man" was a not-very-good book by Stephen King, writing as "Richard Bachman" because he was putting out too many books at the time (between 1977 and 1985). Others include "Thinner" and "Rage."
The 1987 Arnold film has virtually nothing in common with the book aside from the title, just as with The Lawnmower Man.
What happened with LittlePlatoon?
There's actually some truth to the claim that fallout fans (broadly) can't be appeased: hardcore purists of the original, pre-Bethesda games pretty much reject everything from Fallout 3 onwards. New Vegas is itself a polarizing subject due to the fact it was actually made by Obsidian rather than Bethesda, and by most metrics is the best of the "modern" entries, which is something that Todd Howard and Emile-something (the writer) have been salty about forever. I also recall Fallout 4 pissing off a bunch of Fallout 3 fans mainly due to the evolution of the brotherhood of steel. Fallout 76 is also largely rejected by a huge swath of previous title players for a wide range of reasons.
Lara Croft or Miranda Lawson? 😁
Uncut gems is good watch it!!!
1:16:02 nah the biggest anime right now is Demon Slayer bar-non, Jujutsu Kaisen haven't even broke the 100million copy figure (which MHA recently broke).
Would Harry Potter be the unifying "new thing" (even if it isn't exactly new)... Since as far as creating an E.U.... It can very easily (look at Hogwart's Legacy).. It just seems that the H.P. universe has the same kind of "energy" that Star Wars DID.
Would there be enough material or concepts for it to expand?
@@MegaSpideyman Concepts? Yeah, there are I think... Material? Well, maybe not right now, but that's what I meant about the game... If it can keep "expanding".... Who knows.
I'm not sure, have excursions beyond Hogwarts generally done well?
It seems the school setting is where fans are most invested into the "Wizarding world"
Gollum crossed the bridge of Khazad Dum before them. He ran when the orcs ran. And he's REALLY good and finding his way around caves, mines, and dungeons. In gamer terms, Gollum has Infravision and Sense Evil. He got ALL the way tf out of Moria as fast as he could.
The Steel Brotherhood was the part I didnt find interesting
For me that whole plot line became a brilliant comedy the moment I realized they're just white-knight larpers who are supposed to be cringe in-universe.
@@samwallaceart288 BoS are not white-knights, they are quite neutral and in some sense evil, Just there were bigger evils in Fallout 1 and 2 that make them looks better.Its Fallout 3 that turned them into the "good-guy" , while fallout 4 move them back to their fallout 1/2 model.
Unfortunately Bethesda finds them so appealing they show up *everywhere* even when they don't belong there.
Shogun and Fallout are actually both really good shows. It’s a shame Mauler isn’t keen on watching them.
Shogun shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as the shit stain that is fallout
@@yourewrongabouteverything Obviously I’m not saying that they’re the same level of quality. Fallout is a fun show, Shogun is a masterpiece of modern television. My only point is that both shows are good, just for different reasons.
Lady Gaga doesn't have an ego? okay lol
I don't blame anyone for questioning casting choices, considering how many IPs have been taken for a drag and how many bad casting choices have been made in the last few decades, but this probably isn't one of them. I would have been more concerned about Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn in the new Joker movie than Lady Gaga, because Margot Robbie would have brought exactly the wrong vibe to a film noir version of the DC Comics. I think a Star is Born was a good example of her acting, but American Horror Story: Hotel would be a better comparable to what she would bring to the Joker. I completely agree that Lady Gaga is a better actor than a lot of the models that call themselves actors.
Drinker’s determination that Lady Gaga isn’t a good actress makes me sure that he hasn’t actually seen her in anything
@@matthewhall8939 I wouldn't be shocked if people who review bad movies and TV want to spend their spare time doing anything except sitting in front of a movie for pleasure. It's one of those things, where nobody has seen every movie and TV series. There's just too much and certain types of movies are more interesting to different people. There are a lot of rom-coms and musicals I've never seen, and I see a lot of stuff years after its been out.
@matthewhall8939 he said he watched a star is born.
I'm cautiously looking forward to a version of Harley that isn't a manic clown Barbie.
Curious to see how she'll take the performance.
Seems spiteful that Bethesda who have always avoided having new nations states in their Fallout games, went on to nuke the nation state Interplay established in the original games.
Mauler is absolutely right about Fallout. Dumb shit just keeps getting in the way of the episodes truly taking off.
3:19...Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Near the end of the film, the T-1000 stabs Sarah Conner in the shoulder and says 'Call to John'.
Why?
He could have killed her, threw the body over, and then pretend to be Sarah. The T-1000 can mimic voices perfectly. Minutes later, the T-1000 literally looks and sounds like her. John was fooled...the only reason he didn't go to her was because he saw that there were two of them. Just like the T-1000 pretended to be the step-mom (Jenette Goldstein) earlier in the movie.
G vs K ..... toooo much monster fighting
the thing now is that I am getting tired of the "magic diverse character" and the "little girl has superpowers" trope. These people have never seen Anime and that's been a staple there for decades since the 1980's. As an older viewer, it just grates on me.
Why's that?
Watching GxK trailer I literally joked "And also . . . _THERE'S A GIRL_ . . . who is the KEY to EVERYTHING . . ." and 2 seconds later the trailer brings up exactly that and I lost my shit in the theater
@@MegaSpideymanbecause forced diversity is never a good thing
@@samwallaceart288have you seen the latest Planet of the Apes trailer by any chance?