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Select_Action_6065 t1_j2eogbj wrote
Reply to TIL Ernest P. Worrell (Ernest Saves Christmas et al.) & Vern were originally created by advertising company Carden & Cherry to promote various local and national brands. Due to the commercials popularity, an Ernest television show and ten movies were made, knowwhatimean? by OptionalPlayer
On YouTube https://youtu.be/5FUM1L-kgwc
Select_Action_6065 t1_j2egum7 wrote
Reply to Damien Chazelle & Producer Matthew Plouffe On Building ‘Babylon’ & The Need For Original Pics To Survive On The Big Screen by yamkeya
Babylon is Chazelle’s Heaven’ Gate.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j2dtcqv wrote
Reply to Anyone else surprised that James Cameron was able to make a successful sequel to a 13yr old in this day and age. by I-am-Super-Serial
I’m not surprised at all. For 13 years people have just been saying that people only watched Avatar for the 3D and visuals and while that was definitely part of it, it ignores the fact that people actually like the movie and were/are interested in the world itself.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j26yu3r wrote
Cate Blanchett can do just about anything.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j265p5f wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Which is the best version of The Godfather Part III? by [deleted]
It’s an honest opinion. 2 has the perfect ending.
3 just rehashes a few of the themes and does them all worse.
I’ve seen it many time and even watched it with Coppola’s commentary before watching Coda.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j25senb wrote
A black screen after watching Part II
Select_Action_6065 t1_j2443ag wrote
Reply to comment by Raincoats_George in Ruby Sparks is the only film I know of where something fantastically impossible happens and the characters have a realistic reaction by Mikecirca81
Okay, you wouldn’t have the SAME movie.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j242wuk wrote
Reply to comment by Raincoats_George in Ruby Sparks is the only film I know of where something fantastically impossible happens and the characters have a realistic reaction by Mikecirca81
Right, that’s why I said you wouldn’t have a movie if they did that.
They move on and accept it in Ruby Sparks too.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j23xfwr wrote
Reply to Ruby Sparks is the only film I know of where something fantastically impossible happens and the characters have a realistic reaction by Mikecirca81
What a weird post.
In both versions of Freaky Friday (all body swap movies for that matter) they freak out.
In Big he freaks out and everyone who knows freaks out.
The Santa Clause he screams into the mirror when his beard grows back.
What more do you want? If they don’t move past it at some point there is no movie.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j22ael5 wrote
Reply to How many of you had never heard of The Last of Us video game series but are excited for the show? by SteveMidnight
I had never heard of the game and I am mildly interested in the show.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j1z2gqq wrote
Reply to comment by Mentalposho in [Dead Poets Society] Isn't Mr. Keating at least partially responsible for the tragedy, and if yes, does that not undermine the philosophy of the film (Carpe Diem)? by MansaQu
I’m not so sure about that. Ketting went up to them after the play and seemed pretty shock by the dad’s reaction.
Even if he did that is irrelevant to OP’s concern. The fact that Neil felt the need to lie meant that he knew Ketting wouldn’t approve. Neil understood what the limits to Carpe Diem were as Ketting was teaching it.
And if Ketting DID know as you claim what should he do? Call Neil’s Dad? Then the same thing happens to Neil except now he feels betrayed by Ketting.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j1vvg0y wrote
Reply to comment by MansaQu in [Dead Poets Society] Isn't Mr. Keating at least partially responsible for the tragedy, and if yes, does that not undermine the philosophy of the film (Carpe Diem)? by MansaQu
I think you already got the best answer here. https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/zwml30/dead_poets_society_isnt_mr_keating_at_least/j1vr7ac/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3
Select_Action_6065 t1_j1vop8c wrote
Reply to [Dead Poets Society] Isn't Mr. Keating at least partially responsible for the tragedy, and if yes, does that not undermine the philosophy of the film (Carpe Diem)? by MansaQu
I think you mean ‘mutually exclusive’. Not inclusive.
But Neil lied to Mr. Ketting about getting his fathers permission. He knew Ketting wouldn’t approve. It’s tragic but Neil is responsible.
Select_Action_6065 t1_j1mws1n wrote
Reply to In 78 years it will be 2100. People will have close to 200 years worth of feature films to watch. How do you think people getting into film then will go about it? by topazdude17
“I love films, but to be honest bro, anything before 2095 is kind of boring”
Select_Action_6065 t1_j0sx5qj wrote
Reply to comment by AnukkinEarthwalker in Yellowstone ... by AnukkinEarthwalker
What episode are you watching?
Select_Action_6065 t1_j0svrtv wrote
Reply to Yellowstone ... by AnukkinEarthwalker
…I think you should finish watching
Select_Action_6065 t1_j2f2x7e wrote
Reply to Is Manhunter worth watching by DarthJaxxon
Yes