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▲ 1 r/pj_explained

I didn't expect Spiderman: Brand New Day to be this good! Its literally the 2nd best live-action Spiderman movie ever after Sam Raimi's Spiderman 2!

And the best Spiderman movie of the MCU.

Homecoming was trash. I absolutely didn't like that movie. Far From Home was good and No Way Home was more nostalgia-bait and average for me but this movie was so emotional and showed the most human side of Spiderman. The scene where he sees MJ kissing her boyfriend has to be the most emotional one.

The antagonist was also very unique and played more with the mind than with strength. The scene where it hops from one person to another is executed so brilliantly.

Also there exists a very sweet tribute to the first Spiderman movie where Peter Parker struggles to learn how to use webs.

And I absolutely loved the hospital scene. It was so emotional.

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u/Vagabondjokester — 22 days ago
▲ 47 r/IndianHistory

Why were there no large native empires based out of present day Pakistan and North Western India?

Bihar had many, Karnataka had many, Tamilnadu has a few and Maharashtra has one.

All the time they were a part of a large empire was whenever an invader set up their empire from there or when they got ruled by the eastern or the western empires.

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u/Vagabondjokester — 1 month ago
▲ 91 r/IndianCinema+1 crossposts

Wise words from SS Rajamouli about the importance of storytelling when the other directors on roundtable dismissed it as just a job to entertain people and not as important as doctors saving lives!

u/Vagabondjokester — 2 months ago
▲ 26 r/bollywood_boxoffice

Why do bollywood audience reward bad movies and punish good movies? And then they also expect good movies from bollywood?

A movie like Laapata Ladies which is so praised and highly viewed on OTT is a box office flop. A movie as good as An Action Hero is a box office flop. 83 is a flop. Maidaan is a flop.

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Now look at the kind of movies that have become blockbusters in the past few years lol. Pathan, Jawan, Bhool Bhulaiya 2, Bhool Bhulaiya 3, Gadar 2, Chhava, Border 2.

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Now if the bollywood audience keep rewarding such pathetic movies and keep punishing good movies, why would bollywood make good movies?

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u/Vagabondjokester — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/pj_explained

Why is this movie with literally TV serial level of screenplay called as one of the greatest Indian movies of all-time?

I've watched this movie recently and it's so bad and boring. Half the movie is literally rona-dhona, jail torture, boring melodrama like in TV serials. The only good thing about this movie I would say is songs and some sets. That's it. I couldn't even watch it in one go. It's that boring. I watched other old movies like Sholay and it was a really good movie. Not boring at all. But this movie is literally TV serial level.

u/Vagabondjokester — 3 months ago