All I see is that they create humanoid fruits with double entendres, brain-rot characters stealing skins, cats in diapers causing nuclear wars, and Epstein-cockroach with the face of a koito addict.
The most classic of all and one of the reasons why Nik is most hated.
Mira, sé que no a todo el mundo le gusta la violencia extrema, la sátira política y el humor negro.
Como saben, el cine mexicano ha sido una industria muy en decadencia y que hoy en día está enfrentando una crisis, por esos muchos cineastas mexicanos deciden hacer sus películas en otros lugares como en Hollywood o en el continente europeos.
Como decía, uno de los principales problemas de la película es cómo caricaturiza uno de los problemas más graves que enfrenta México; la narcocultura y el crimen organizado.
Otros problemas son las escenas de sexo y la violencia explícita. Mira, sé que Scarface de 1983 tenía escenas de este tipo, pero al menos no eran demasiado exageradas, y por eso la MPA le dio una clasificación R. pero Él infierno tiene una clasificación NC-17, que es una clasificación más alta que R.
Se que las películas de Luis Estrada no me gusten mucho, todos tenemos diferentes opiniones si una película es buena o mala.
Look, in my opinion, Dwayne Johnson is the reason the film industry has become junk food. All his movies are bad and forgettable, even though he put a lot of effort into The Smashing Machine, which still proves he's a bad actor.
I'm waiting for a film industry crisis so it can recover with a different approach.
For those who don't know, Nik is the creator of Gaturro.
Nik is widely disliked in Argentina and other countries because he has plagiarized many beloved artists and comics, such as Mafalda and Garfield.
I'm not very interested in Microsoft's AI, and besides, I'd configure my computer to disable it completely. The concept of storing information in quartz crystals is very interesting and innovative; I'd even like them to continue with the project.
This is satire, but I find it funny that they used a mutant cat.
If Lionsgate were a Microsoft company, the industry landscape would change drastically.
It's possible that Xbox franchise IPs, like Halo and Gears of War, would get movies produced by Lionsgate.
On the other hand, film franchises like John Wick could get video games under the Xbox label.
The biggest challenge would be Microsoft restructuring Lionsgate, laying off many people, canceling films that are likely to flop, or moving them to Netflix or Prime Video.
Note: Microsoft could potentially ruin the careers of Jason Statham or Liam Neeson.
I just want an office environment that isn't too threatening, just comfortable and welcoming.
Fight Club (1999) is no help to me in that regard.
I don't know how to express it, but belts have caused me more discomfort than comfort. I love suspenders; they're beautiful, comfortable, and I'd love to touch a pair.
Belts are the worst accessory ever invented. They're overrated and ugly. I hope they're burned and banned.
The last film that truly interested me and that I consider a work of art is 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Because the others feel empty and soulless, like the Minecraft movie and generic action films.
Soy dibujante amateur, no quiero enseñar mis obras en esta cuenta porque es una anónima.
Jeffrey Epstein fue el peor ser humano que haya existido, desde el auge de la IA, contenido generado por IA de Epstein a estado llenados todas las redes sociales ¿Porque será?
All film soundtracks share the same instrumentation, differing only in melody. There are no differences in modern film soundtracks; it's just a generic orchestral background score.
A Minecraft movie was a terrible film, but its soundtrack felt empty and soulless. (The licensed songs don't help and are very out of place.) It not only spits in the face of C418's great work but also the other composers of the game, like Lena Raine, Aaron Cherof, etc.
Compare one from the movie: https://youtu.be/f9Y6j--1U04?si=VU3CaScbMGe6Tc1O
And from the game (C418): https://youtu.be/eMGRt0A9Yns?si=F9i3BfoWtsxZ_7JG (Lena Raine): https://youtu.be/y-f8pEX1Q1M?si=2cfW4l3pggqKxb9m (Aaron Cherof): https://youtu.be/SLS9tUa2GXI?si=FGr0ylUjaEUMnkOW https://youtu.be/wDaqicVmpqo?si=q2CDPe2OLPD4YZ5a
It sounds more like a Disney soundtrack than a Minecraft soundtrack.
This is like the CalArts style in animated series or the realistic graphics in video games.
Is there a soundtrack that breaks away from those cinematic standards?
Es solo para poder entender el algebra y geometría.