Ahh I have no idea, this was a poster I found on Letterboxd

Exactly, me and my friend used to binge watch marvel movies when Infinity War was just going to come out and a lot of the time we felt like it was really hard to judge them cuz they seemed so formulaic of one another and just bland. Earlier X-Men films upto First Class and the Spider-Man movies just genuinely feel like real films

Not to mention that Marvel probably won’t give us a scene that’s on the same caliber of “Raindrops keep falling” in it’s youthful sincerity.

Just for context, I saw Spider-Man 2 first a few years ago then Homecoming a week ago and now Spider-Man 1.

Gonna watch Spider-Man 3 next and then maybe the TASM movies?

The bit about the tariffs echoed really well too, I didn’t know that

Wow, that sucks man

I…thought it was just a different neighborhood in New York

Just learned from Wikipedia that it’s not New York but Chicago. Oh well, that’s what I get for not having been to either places

Oh I might but not now

I saw Before Sunset first

What game

Yeah, I had to see a video by the creator that explains that. It looks fun

Yeah, I still find them funnier than most Marvel stuff except Deadpool 2 which was boring for me. The only Marvel Studios film that was funny to me was Thor: Ragnarok I think.

The original Spider-Man, atleast the first two were also very distinctive atleast for me as they were the definitive teenager movies in my time. X-Men movies had a more serious grounded tone to them which I found way more compelling

Then Into the Spider-Verse came and made every other animation studio wanna experiment with colorful visuals hahaha so yeah, there’s been some good stuff in the mix but rare

Ahhh true, he is recruited but not without his own will. He is actively smiling when the soldiers come to his house to take him away

That sounds neat, the film was translated by the folks at MosFilm who uploaded it on YouTube, I think they’re Russian?

I’ll see if I can find it. Thanks!

I was not familiar of the Soviet side of the war so it was a new perspective for me.

And yeah, that’s how the captions in the movie wrote it haha

I didn’t want to look at some scenes but didn’t think of skipping as it felt like sacrificing some of the effect of the movie

Yeah I haven’t spoken properly since just finishing it minutes ago. It definitely left me feeling raw

There’s something really poetic/cinematic about the fact that he doesn’t fire his gun until that symbolic moment

This is the only zombie film in my letterboxd yet, I hadn’t seen a proper zombie film since Train to Busan which was with a friend and I think two years ago

I feel you man, I should have quit this halfway through the main quest