r/pj_explained

In this era I guess people would appreciate more historically acurate movies rather fictional love stories. Good things yet to come. There were always good historic books but now people are filling the theaters for good historic movie,considering the movie is made with right mindset. You can no longer deceive people with inaccurate history, as doing so will inevitably lead to backlash.

This is the thing about controversial OTT films.

Like karo, view.

Hate karo, view.

Roast karo, view.

Defend karo, view.

“Bas dekh ke gaali deni hai” still view.

Kerala Story 2 is exactly this category.

It doesn’t need everyone to love it. It just needs enough people to react.

A normal bad film dies quietly.

A controversial bad film keeps getting discussed because people want to prove their side.

And OTT makes it even easier.

No ticket. No public commitment. Just open, watch, judge.

That’s why bad reviews don’t always kill such films.

Sometimes bad reviews become content.

Film weak ho sakti hai, but outrage machine strong hai.

In the Interstellar movie, one hour on Miller's planet was 7 years on Earth. Cooper was only gone for a couple of hours, but back home, Murph lived an entire lifetime.

This visual timeline shows just how brutal the cost of saving humanity really was. Truly one of the most heartbreaking scenes in modern cinema history

Why did christopher nolan thought of casting black people and eliot page as Achilles, such a stupid idea of casting her we literally saw brad pitt who was muscular and great should have casted someone. It is greek mythology and not a single greek actor btw.

So this is the end.

I think the legacy of The Boys is secure. It changed superhero television permanently. Before it, superhero shows were mostly about saving the world. The Boys audaciously redefined the genre by showing they can be dark, morally corrupt and obnoxious - about fame, politics, corporations, and power.

Love it or hate it, one thing is certain - television won’t forget The Boys anytime soon.

The finale was so much disappointing in terms of build up.. I have watched so many series and their ending but this was so mid ass.. I mean yeah they concluded stories of main characters but it felt so much rushed up script. I don't understand what was the problem with the production why they didn't made the final season full on banger like AoT

He was the only one who glued us to the show after the pathetic season 4. His acting added layers to the character of homelander. He transformed the character from a superman copy to The fucking Homelander.

I will be rooting for him rather than anything kripke and gang are going to make. Emmy was a bare minimum he should have had but the thing which everyone failed is to give him the perfect show which ended on a high note. I never thought I will be attached to an actor portraying the role of a psychopath, watch his interviews and read everything about him. Antony, you are a legend!! 🫡

Thank you for being the Homelander ♥️

Anybody who thought Homelander was an actual tough guy and not a massive puss cry baby who would beg for his life like a dog … did not watch the show.

During this space scene, I got goosebumps what a amazing ending to most epic show which run for 7 years, no more new homelander, deep memes