eldudmans

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eldudmans

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Katılım Ağustos 2025
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eldudmans
eldudmans@eldudmans·
@Keegan59992745 Love that way they were able to build that suspense up brick by brick
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keegan@Keegan59992745·
I could genuinely feel my heartbeat during the car scene. I’ve never been 100% certain that something bad was going to happen and still completely dreaded it as much as I did right there
keegan@Keegan59992745

Finally watching

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eldudmans@eldudmans·
I absolutely love the music in obsession. Like I cant stop thinking about it and how it just accentuates and enhances every scene.
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eldudmans@eldudmans·
I love the cinema and experiencing films with other people but I also hate experiencing films with other people.
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rob
rob@RobertSecundus·
every few posts in my timeline there's another zoomer recording this movie on their phone. there's always been a couple, in major previous releases, but it seems like with OBSESSION, the zoomers have now decided that you go to movies to be on your phone, to record Content
adri@adrislore

I noticed how panicked and defensive Bear gets whenever Nikki says she isn’t being taken advantage of,cuz he hears it as an accusation because deep down he knows he is taking advantage of her since he knew the wish affected her and that she isn’t in control of her body #obsession

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eldudmans@eldudmans·
@couldntbepri Her flying is crazy cool tho. It seemed like she could throw herself into people when blasting them with energy didnt work.
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eldudmans@eldudmans·
People struggle when a young person succeeds so hard like this. They see them doing well and then feel bad because they are older and haven't done anything nearly as successful. They forget that success isnt linear. They might not direct a big studio film, but its never too late.
Matt Jarbo@mjarbo

There is a theory going around that Kane Parsons did not really direct *Backrooms*, and that the movie was secretly directed by Osgood Perkins or James Wan. And I am sorry, but that feels like people trying to take this away from the kid before the movie even opens. Kane Parsons is officially the director of *Backrooms*. James Wan produced it. Osgood Perkins produced it and served as a mentor during production. That is not some conspiracy. That is what happens when a 19-year-old filmmaker gets handed his first feature film and experienced people help him navigate the process. Especially when the entire reason the movie exists is because of Kane Parsons. His Kane Pixels YouTube channel has more than 3 million subscribers with only 51 videos. His original *Backrooms (Found Footage)* short has over 78 million views. He made that video when he was 16 years old, and it was so good that Hollywood came calling almost immediately. He did not randomly get handed somebody else’s movie. He created the version of *The Backrooms* that people fell in love with. And from everything Kane has talked about publicly, he was deeply involved in bringing that vision to the screen. He modeled the environments in Blender, helped design the massive 30,000-square-foot set, and described the movie as completely connected to the story he was already telling on YouTube. Could James Wan and Osgood Perkins have helped him? Of course. They were producers. That is their job. But there is a pretty big difference between mentoring a young filmmaker and secretly directing his movie for him. And the really wild part is that *Backrooms* is currently tracking for a $20–30 million domestic opening weekend. For context, *Civil War* currently holds A24’s biggest domestic opening at $25.7 million. So there is a very real chance that a 20-year-old YouTube creator, adapting the weird little horror universe he started building as a teenager, could open one of the biggest movies in A24 history. Maybe the movie works. Maybe it does not. But let the guy have his movie before inventing a conspiracy that somebody more famous must have made it for him.

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eldudmans@eldudmans·
@LKSGNA Bear constantly showed himself to be a selfish idiot. Like the whole film emphasised that. Its totally in character.
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eldudmans@eldudmans·
@NebsGoodTakes Its kinda funny tho because in Jedi Survivor Cal Kestis doing this to a human was seen as him turning to the dark side. Maybe jedi are just prejudiced against droids.
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jacksfilms@jacksfilms·
The Boys finale was good
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The Boys Out of Context Clips@TheBoysOOCC·
Eric Kripke explains why he chose to kill Homelander rather him be completely Powerless. #TheBoys “Yeah, it was really important to us for Homelander to at least experience a little bit of time powerless,” said Kripke. “People have asked me, ‘Well, why don’t you send him out in the world powerless, wouldn’t that be the ultimate punishment?’ I’m like, it would, until he gets his hands on some more Compound V, and then you’re back to where you started.” “So, he cannot walk out of that room alive, but we can spend time with him powerless to really reveal what everyone’s been saying all season, which is, ‘Take away those powers and you are nothing.’ And he’s so cowardly and blubbering and pathetic, as are most strong men when you remove their power and they’re and they’re faced with their imminent death, they rarely handle it bravely,” (Via:@DEADLINE)
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eldudmans@eldudmans·
#theboys Finale was satisfying as hell. Very glad.
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eldudmans@eldudmans·
Homelander is pathetic. He always has been pathetic. Its the core of his character.
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eldudmans@eldudmans·
I dont think he's a very good person
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