i just watched Disclosure Day, and it's Meh. Listen, i loved the score and the cinematography but the story Dragged on a little too long, there were so many plot holes that left me scratching my head, and i was confused by the end. I love Steven Spielberg, but i hate to say it, he's lost the sauce.

u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 12 days ago

Rank my fav movies on a scale of one to ten (Ten being the highest)

Bullet Train

Baby Driver

The Suicide Squad (2021)

The Batman

Superman (2025)

Terminator 2

Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back

Spider-Man (2002)

The Avengers

Teenage Mutant Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

Pulp Fiction

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u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 13 days ago

Just watched Baby Driver, and it's my new favorite film, i loved the cast, i loved the story, i loved it (I may be bias though, i love Edgar Wright's stuff)

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u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 21 days ago

What are some movie tropes you guys hate?

For me it's when they do a "twist villain" it just falls flat, like the villain is this super nice guy who helps the hero in some way, until it's revealed they were behind everything, which i'm like how? If he was the villain, he would've taken out the hero, or you can see the twist villain a mile away from vibes or how they act.

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u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 1 month ago

I loved He-man, but this movie looks like garbage, i just think it's impossible to turn the campyness that was the original series, into a full movie

u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 1 month ago
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The movie Rush Hour is probably one of, if not the funniest movie I've ever seen in my life

The cast of Rush Hour was Phenomenal Jackie Chan, Chris Tucker, that's pretty much all of the actors i know from this movie, the action was spectacular and the comedy had me almost dying, i loved every aspect of this film, i really want the fourth one to come out (It probably won't)

u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 1 month ago

What is a weird fun fact you know about animals?

My fun fact is that sea otters have loose folds of skin under their forelegs that act as natural pockets. They use these "pockets" to stash their favorite rocks and store extra food while diving.

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u/Manmandamanwithaplan — 1 month ago