Lisan al-Gaib is too humble to claim the top for himself. This only proves that he is Lisam al-Gaim
Is Nicholas Cage on Dune 2?
That is Javier Bardem, but I can see the resemblance in this particular shot.
He and everyone else in those movies killed it imo. I was suspect about Timothy Chalamet but Lisan Al-Gaib made me a believer
That scene was hilarious and wholesome af. They basically made the “he IS the Messiah!” Meme in the middle of a hard sci-fi movie. And it fucking worked.
They were both great movies in my opinion. I think the the biggest factor here is that there is a larger audience for Inside Out 2.
You think that gives them anxiety, envy, nostalgia, ennui, or embarrassment?
Other studios envy them for sure. Hollywood feels a lot of nostalgia for the 2019 box office year, they probably have lots of anxiety that audiences won’t go back to theaters. It’s an embarrassment that they haven’t been able to entice people back to cinemas, so the studios will do anything to keep these feeling of ennui at bay.
TIL, there’s Inside Out 2.
Wow, was it that good? I thought the reviews were that it was alright, but not as good as the first one. Or was I mistaken? Or was I right, but they just found a good spot where no other real good movies were out?
Without trying to spoil much. There is definitely some overlap in reusing some of the structure of the first movie and disney playing it safe, but the themes it hits on, hit really hard, I would imagine even more so for some adults.
I thought it was on par with the first. Very good imo. Without spoilers I can say they depicted some challenging emotions very well. My family is filled with anxiety, so much that pretty much everyone is on some form of medication. Needless to say, this movie resonated well with my family.
Keep in mind that Dune 2 didn’t benefit from minivans full of kids showing up to see it.
True. Especially if it’s like the only kids movie out right now.
I would classify it as “good, but not as good as the first one”. And notably better than Pixar’s recent efforts.
I really liked the depiction of an anthropomorphized anxiety attack.
As is written.
We live in a society
