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[filmlover]

2 minutes ago, That One Guy said:

 

Ffity Shades of Mater

[That One Girl]

Last Tango in Radiator Springs

[Goffe]

Toy Story 3 certainly feels like the ultimate animated film, the TDK of its genre.

 

(I know it's a medium)

[aabattery]

1 minute ago, Ethan Hunt said:

Like who are the superheros in the car universe? I mean c'mon Pixar give it to us

 

 

@MrPink@Chewy

Edited June 17, 2017 by aabattery

[Blankments]

4 hours ago, CoolioD1 said:

it's the batman returns of their universe imo, not w/ tone just in its singularity. the marvel franchise is never gonna end and people in the know who agree with me (coincidentally people who agree with me i usually find to be pretty smart) are gonna keep it near the top of the marvel lists they do 3 times annually. 

I thought you found me stupid

 

(Guardians 2 is easily top 3 MCU movie after a rewatch; it's easily the most interestingly release they've had thematically and with the few flaws it has, they're incredibly fascinating flaws)

[grim22]

1 minute ago, That One Guy said:

Last Tango in Radiator Springs

 

 

Southland Tales - funny car commercial

if you haven't seen this movie then GO SEE IT! this is a funny commercial from the movie. there are more even funnier scenes, but overall the movie is very deep and makes you think./not a comedy

[aabattery]

Just now, grim22 said:

 

 

 

Why/how did you find this

[That One Girl]

1 minute ago, grim22 said:

 

 

 

What the fuck.

[GiantCALBears]

11 minutes ago, Blankments said:

Pixar ranking btw since I see them EVERYWHERE ELSE IN THIS THREAD:

 

1. Inside Out

2. Toy Story 3

3. The Incredibles

4. Ratatouille

5. WALL-E

6. Finding Nemo

7. Toy Story 2

8. Monsters, Inc.

9. Toy Story

10. Finding Nemo

11. The Good Dinosaur

12. Cars 2

13. Cars

14. Up

15. A Bug's Life

16. Monsters University

17. Cars 3

18. Brave

I think IO is great but there is no way I'm ranking it ahead of 2-6 on your list. Up is way too low, TGD too high. 

[grim22]

Just now, aabattery said:

 

Why/how did you find this

 

I gather you haven't seen the "masterpiece" called Southland Tales

[Rman823]

Just now, grim22 said:

 

I gather you haven't seen the "masterpiece" called Southland Tales

It's a shame we haven't had a Richard Kelly film since The Box.

[Barnack]

12 minutes ago, Rman823 said:

Everyone wants to give hell about RDJ in Homecoming but look how the other Avengers are doing when they're not in the MCU (ScarJo in GITS and Rough Night, Renner in The House) could you blame him for wanting to be involved as much as he could ?

 

Chris Evans achieved is first non domestic non-flop post captain america with Gifted this year (outside the mcu), look like it was a nice success and well liked movie that did really well finnancially (Snowpiercer is not really fair, was kind of a direct to video title domestic, still a nice world success).

 

4/7/2017	Gifted	FoxS	$24,350,947	2,215	$446,380	56	14
9/4/2015	Before We Go	RTWC	$37,151	21	$18,630	21	23
6/27/2014	Snowpiercer	RTWC	$4,563,650	356	$171,187	8	18
5/3/2013	The Iceman (2013)	MNE	$1,969,193	258	$87,946	4	20
9/30/2011	What's Your Number?	Fox	$14,011,084	3,011	$5,421,669	3,002	16
9/23/2011	Puncture	MNE	$68,945	5	$29,175	4	22

 

post first Thor, Hemsworth has not a good track record either, Rush being the only big success I think outside franchise (and some of them like Winter war, Ghostbuster didn't do all that good. Would not surprise me if Cabin in the woods had a nice life and ended up being a success too though.

 

Renner had nice movies too post-Avengers in supporting/co-lead,  Arrival, Mission Impossibles, American Hustle, Hansel and Gretel, a really nice tv episode on Louis he has a much more open schedule that the other people named. Also The House is not even released yet, bit soon to tag it as a flop.

 

There is quite a big amount of luck/badluck involved and if you do not make many movie because of those filled schedule, it is easy to go year's without any outside the franchise success, specially if you do not work unstop all the time.

 

 

[Dementeleus]

4 minutes ago, Blankments said:

I thought you found me stupid

 

(Guardians 2 is easily top 3 MCU movie after a rewatch; it's easily the most interestingly release they've had thematically and with the few flaws it has, they're incredibly fascinating flaws)

 

You sound like you're trying to convince yourself.  

[Dementeleus]

2 minutes ago, grim22 said:

 

I gather you haven't seen the "masterpiece" called Southland Tales

 

No quotes needed around that word.  

[That One Girl]

Just now, Telemachos said:

 

No quotes needed around that word.  

 

Are you gonna show Tele Jr. the film one day  

[GiantCALBears]

5 minutes ago, Goffe said:

Toy Story 3 certainly feels like the ultimate animated film, the TDK of its genre.

 

(I know it's a medium)

The whole trilogy is fantastic. Very skeptical about a fourth entry. 

[tonytr87]

1 minute ago, Barnack said:

 

Chris Evans achieved is first non domestic non-flop post captain america with Gifted this year (outside the mcu), look like it was a nice success and well liked movie that did really well finnancially (Snowpiercer is not really fair, was kind of a direct to video title domestic, still a nice world success).

 

4/7/2017	Gifted	FoxS	$24,350,947	2,215	$446,380	56	14
9/4/2015	Before We Go	RTWC	$37,151	21	$18,630	21	23
6/27/2014	Snowpiercer	RTWC	$4,563,650	356	$171,187	8	18
5/3/2013	The Iceman (2013)	MNE	$1,969,193	258	$87,946	4	20
9/30/2011	What's Your Number?	Fox	$14,011,084	3,011	$5,421,669	3,002	16
9/23/2011	Puncture	MNE	$68,945	5	$29,175	4	22

 

post first Thor, Hemsworth has not a good track record either, Rush being the only big success I think outside franchise (and some of them like Winter war, Ghostbuster didn't do all that good. Would not surprise me if Cabin in the woods had a nice life and ended up being a success too though.

 

Renner had nice movies too post-Avengers in supporting/co-lead,  Arrival, Mission Impossibles, American Hustle, Hansel and Gretel, a really nice tv episode on Louis he has a much more open schedule that the other people named. Also The House is not even released yet, bit soon to tag it as a flop.

 

There is quite a big amount of luck/badluck involved and if you do not make many movie because of those filled schedule, it is easy to go year's without any outside the franchise success, specially if you do not work unstop all the time.

 

 

 

Renner is also in Wind River coming up which has great buzz from film festivals. Unless you're only judging these people by blockbusters most of them are doing fine, especially Renner as he's one of the few Avengers actors to have some "prestige" cache. 

[Dementeleus]

7 minutes ago, Goffe said:

Toy Story 3 certainly feels like the ultimate animated film, the TDK of its genre.

 

(I know it's a medium)

 

Since I think it's the weakest of the TS trilogy... no.  

[grim22]

3 minutes ago, Telemachos said:

 

No quotes needed around that word.  

 

The movie has Sean William Scott as the messiah, The Rock looking confused as to why he is even there, the aforementioned car sex scene, and Justin Timberlake (who might actually have been high) in this random music video out of nowhere

 

 

[Rman823]

3 minutes ago, GiantCALBears said:

The whole trilogy is fantastic. Very skeptical about a fourth entry. 

The ending was the perfect send off to these characters. As someone who was a huge fan of all 3 (the first was the movie I watched  nonstop as a kid on VHS) I still haven't seen the specials they've made that take place after. 

Edited June 17, 2017 by Rman823