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Spider-Man : Across the Spider-Verse
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The last movie you saw
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PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul fan
1.Into the Spider-Verse
GAP
2.Spider-Man 2 (2004)
3.Spider-Man (2002)
4.No Way Home
5.Across the Spider-Verse
GAP
GAP
GAP
GAP
6.Spider-Man 3 (2007)
7.Homecoming
8.TASM
9.Far from Home
10.TASM 2
GAP
2.Spider-Man 2 (2004)
3.Spider-Man (2002)
4.No Way Home
5.Across the Spider-Verse
GAP
GAP
GAP
GAP
6.Spider-Man 3 (2007)
7.Homecoming
8.TASM
9.Far from Home
10.TASM 2
Trey pokes
Well-Known Member
Across the Spider-verse top 1 movie of 2023 for me!
Pokefan_1987
Avid Pokemon TCG Card collector.
I dropped the spider-man movie since my friend wasn't interested. We will go for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts next week
PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul fan
Terrifier 2, Art the Clown is very creative with his kills and it can make your skin crawl.
Morax
King of heroes
Spider verse is amazing though
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
Didn't get around to posting about it here, but Across the Spider-Verse was incredible. I don't say this lightly, as I love Spider-Man 2 unconditionally, but it might be a contender for the best Spider-Man movie period. Probably better let it marinate before I start making wild claims like that though.
Reinhardt
You! Me! Rivals! Yes?
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts - 7/10
I'm a huge Transformers fan, it's my ultimate comfort franchise, and I've been looking forward to this movie for a while. It wasn't bad, it takes a while to get going but once the set-up is out of the way the story moves pretty quickly and is never boring.
There are still a few issues carried over from the older movies: even though the human cast is smaller the focus is still mostly on them, and most of the Transformers don't say or do very much. Cheetor and Rhinox were two of my favourite Transformers as a kid, and here they do nothing but stand in the background while other characters are talking.
Overall I enjoyed the movie, probably not enough to watch it again any time soon, but perhaps enough to get at least a handful of the action figures.
I'm a huge Transformers fan, it's my ultimate comfort franchise, and I've been looking forward to this movie for a while. It wasn't bad, it takes a while to get going but once the set-up is out of the way the story moves pretty quickly and is never boring.
There are still a few issues carried over from the older movies: even though the human cast is smaller the focus is still mostly on them, and most of the Transformers don't say or do very much. Cheetor and Rhinox were two of my favourite Transformers as a kid, and here they do nothing but stand in the background while other characters are talking.
Overall I enjoyed the movie, probably not enough to watch it again any time soon, but perhaps enough to get at least a handful of the action figures.
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
Went to see Kiki's Delivery Service in theaters last night as part of Ghibli Fest. It's my favorite Miyazaki movie and still holds up exceptionally well. I love how there are just stretches of the movie where nothing happens plot-wise, but it somehow adds so much, making it feel like the characters have their own agency and the world is more lived in. You don't see many animated movies doing that nowadays.
Also love the message of keeping your passions burning even in the midst of the mundanity of life, and how there's nothing wrong with stepping back and taking a breather every now and then. That appealed to me a lot when I first saw it as a college student, and it speaks to me even more now as a working adult.
Unfortunately missed Totoro and Ponyo in theaters, but maybe I'll catch them next year. Already about to get my tickets for Nausicaa and Castle in the Sky next month.
Also love the message of keeping your passions burning even in the midst of the mundanity of life, and how there's nothing wrong with stepping back and taking a breather every now and then. That appealed to me a lot when I first saw it as a college student, and it speaks to me even more now as a working adult.
Unfortunately missed Totoro and Ponyo in theaters, but maybe I'll catch them next year. Already about to get my tickets for Nausicaa and Castle in the Sky next month.
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
Rewatched The Great Escape (1963) last night. Definitely an all-time classic. Has an all-star cast with Steven McQueen, James Garner, Richard Attenborough, Charles Bronson, and many more. It's a slow build and a bit on the long side, but would definitely recommend for anyone that hasn't seen it yet.
Just rewatched The Shawshank Redemption via Tubi. It still holds up. Gets a 10/10 from me.
SunGodNika1997
You can call me Tanner.
One of those movies where whenever I see it’s on, I just have to stop and watch. So amazing.
PokemonBattleFanatic-
Hardcore Paul fan
Ezra Miller sucks that much huh?
Just rewatched Twister. Still holds up and it's a good popcorn movie. 8/10
Same. It's one of those movies that's timeless.
Morax
King of heroes
He does, but the movie sucks harder.