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TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

TV’s Frink said:
Go ahead and explain why the giant Joi hologram had to be naked and not dressed in any of the clothes she wore while with K/Joe. Go ahead, I’ll wait.

Probably because showing nudity is more exploitative and immature than clothes.

WYSHS

Exploitation is often more exciting than clothes.

Is this supposed to be a defense?

Not really. I just don’t consider what you consider to be exploitation to be a problem at all.

Obviously.

I’m very in favor of sexual liberation and body positivity. I think if people were less spooked by nudity then it would help a lot.

Gosh, if women would just get over being exploited everything would be cool and we could all enjoy looking at more boobs in movies without the whiny prudes complaining about it.

I wouldn’t phrase it that way, but sure.

Like I said, I wouldn’t phrase it that way but you’ll just read whatever I say as that anyway so I don’t think it’s worth my time to actually reiterate my position.

Not probably, definitely. But I’m already hated by everyone I’ve ever interacted with so I don’t really care if what I think is twisted around at this point.

“Spidey Takes Manhattan”

DuracellEnergizer said:

Aside from the first film, I don’t recall Tobey quipping much. That’s not his fault, though; Raimi dropped the ball.

I still don’t see this as a problem, though I vaguely understand the complaint. I get that he quips in the comics, but in Spider-Man 2, when is he in a position where it’s in his or anyone else’s best interest to make corny one-liners? I know he did a lot in the videogames, but I just don’t see how him doing it less often in the movies is actually an issue with the character adaptation, especially since he did have occasional quips.

Also, I’m sure it had to do with the script writer as well. If Raimi never thought a quip was needed here or there, and it wasn’t in the script, that isn’t really a problem on his end, is it?

The spiderman 3 dancing scene is unironically a incredibly enjoyable scene. Never understood the hate for it. It’s fun, over the top, beyond silly, and I just ate it up.

Too bad the rest of the movie was an overcrowded mess.

The dance scene in Spiderman 3 is my favorite scene in any superhero movie.

moviefreakedmind said:

The dance scene in Spiderman 3 is my favorite scene in any superhero movie.

I almost watched Flash Gordon once. Found out the title character was a football player, and decided against it.

SilverWook said:

suspiciouscoffee said:

I almost watched Flash Gordon once. Found out the title character was a football player, and decided against it.

He was a polo player in the Buster Crabbe version and in the comics. 😉

Which is better. Football players are bad people. Polo players, probably less so.