•Max D. Luffy•

Went back to Disclosure Day for a 2nd look. What became painfully apparent was that Spielberg made an analog movie in a digital world. Not a comment on the production. But it’s loaded with old ideas of edge that have since become worn out. In micro, his skills and the skills of the cast and crew deliver. But in macro, it feels like he and the screenwriter just didn’t answer the challenging questions… like why not just put it all online from the start? Or is every chase “find the target… send 5 dark cars.” Drones weren’t a thing in the 80s and 90s. They are ubiquitous now. It feels like a film from someone who really likes what they did. It doesn’t feel like someone overcoming the broken sharks of 2026. It’s an entire movie leading to getting on local broadcast TV.

Estos tipos están quejándose y llamando enfermo a Snyder solo porque les molesta que el director suba fotos de su trabajo a redes. Si que un director suba fotos de su trabajo les indigna tanto como para dedicarle un video de 18 minutos, me parece que los del problema son ellos.

Brother what….

movie shot that looks like a painting

movie shot that looks like a painting

SUPERGIRL is now tracking to open at $60M in its 3 days domestic opening weekend according to box office theory! It’s likely to reach upto $70M if the reviews are favourable!