The Letter Grades Strike Back aka Cookie's Corner Y5

[Rorschach]

2 minutes ago, cookie said:

Goddamn this just turned into the ending of Homecoming all of a sudden.

Don't worry, there aren't any animals that get burned alive as a sacrifice to the gods.

[cookie]

Typical of James Bond to just show up and then disappear whenever it’s convenient

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@ Gobo's story

 

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ENOUGH OF THIS JAMES BOND YOU’RE JUST AN ASSHOLE AT THIS POINT

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Gonna run out for some groceries, will pick back up shortly

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That's some prime A dick move by that He guy

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...Jesus.

[Reddroast]

I'm certain that Bambi was gonna be R

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[cookie]

Bambi: A Life in the Woods

 

or

 

God is Dead and the World is Nothing but a Cruel Joke

 

 

@4815162342 was right. This is not something you want to take your kids to.

 

 

But fuck those little turds, this was awesome.

 

The way this film conjures up the atmosphere that it does and deals with both life and death is truly something to behold. I was just engrossed from beginning to end and even when it went off the rails I was still thoroughly invested. Part of it is @Rorschach's writing so beautifully capturing the mood of the piece (seriously, that might be some of the best writing I've seen in this game - mad props to Rory) and how it surprises you at almost every turn.

 

The cast is numerous but they all deliver fine voice performances, and of the course the visuals are excellent. One element I was fascinated by was the depiction of man as some sort of malevolent god figure - the ending is something straight out of Friedrich Nietzsche. It rings the film's message clear - the world is a dark, cruel place and the only way for you to make it through it is to look after yourself. It's definitely cynical, but very effective.

 

Hats off to @Rorschach because I loved this movie.

 

A

Edited March 30, 2019 by cookie

[Ezen Baklattan]

Well Bambi’s looking good for a BP nom.

[Rorschach]

14 minutes ago, cookie said:

Bambi: A Life in the Woods

 

or

 

God is Dead and the World is Nothing but a Cruel Joke

 

 

@4815162342 was right. This is not something you want to take your kids to.

 

 

But fuck those little turds, this was awesome.

 

The way this film conjures up the atmosphere that it does and deals with both life and death is truly something to behold. I was just engrossed from beginning to end and even when it went off the rails I was still thoroughly invested. Part of it is @Rorschach's writing so beautifully capturing the mood of the piece (seriously, that might be some of the best writing I've seen in this game - mad props to Rory) and how it surprises you at almost every turn.

 

The cast is numerous but they all deliver fine voice performances, and of the course the visuals are excellent. One element I was fascinated by was the depiction of man as some sort of malevolent god figure - the ending is something straight out of Friedrich Nietzsche. It rings the film's message clear - the world is a dark, cruel place and the only way for you to make it through it is to look after yourself. It's definitely cynical, but very effective.

 

Hats off to @Rorschach because I loved this movie.

 

A

But @cookie, haven't you heard?

 

 

[Ezen Baklattan]

Just now, Rorschach said:

But @cookie, haven't you heard?

 

 

Side note: I am beyond grateful that movies like that would never get made in CAYOM.

[4815162342]

 

[Reddroast]

1 minute ago, Spaghetti said:

Side note: I am beyond grateful that movies like that would never get made in CAYOM.

As someone who has seen God's not dead. I'm greatful as well

[Rorschach]

2 minutes ago, 4815162342 said:

 

 

[4815162342]

Just now, Rorschach said:

 

 

[cookie]

3 minutes ago, 4815162342 said:

 

You slammed Bambi in the wrong neighborhood

 

♪ Two to the one from the one to the three ♪

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Last one for tonight:

 

@Blankments

 

 

[cookie]

Scooby-Doo: Apocalypse

 

Well... this was different.

 

For something this silly it actually takes itself pretty seriously and is a fairly slow burn until the third act. Not sure if that works in this case or not, probably could've needed a lot more humor to go along with it. I think it's one of those cases where it's too restrained and if a sequel gets made it should just go all out.

 

That said I like the character development and the idea has enough potential, so I think with time it can blossom into something much more fun.

 

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