Topic: Movie thread.

@Maxenmus Ms Marvel is rated TV-14. It's not for kids. Don't get me started on the ratings system. Turning Red is very mature for a PG film it's almost PG-13 but it doesn't have any cursing or lots of blood.

I want to frame this comment so when this does happen I can quote it again.

@Kermit1
Yeah, I don't like Disney beginning from the late 2000s. I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I don't care. Pixar has gone downhill ever since it got bought out by Disney (Cars was literally produced around the same time as the buyout).

Disney reminds me of EA Games in a lot of way, absorbing and ruining smaller companies with their corporate greed.

@Maxenmus YES I fully agree!

also Studio Ghibli is not really a "small art house studio" anymore, they are building a ""theme park"" and their merchandise is always a top seller.

@Kermit1
I guess Studio Ghibli is an exception, but none of their recent films caught my attention anymore. I guess it's hard to ruin a Ghibli film with greed though.

@Maxenmus I've been finding everything they've been making recently bland and a little boring. Maybe the "genius" running it is not anymore (right now).

@Kermit1
Apparently, Miyazaki is still around, but he's making one last film called How Do You Live, as in "How do you live with yourself, Disney, profiting off the dreams of billions of children?" (just kidding, mostly)

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/studio-ghibli-hayao-miyazaki...

Edit:
Just thought of something. Unpopular opinion: I don't like Jackie Chan films. I find them to be glorified stunt reels with generic plots. Martial arts films don't really do anything for me, a Chinese, ironically. lmao There's also his terrible views on Hong Kong, but that's another can of worms.

Edit 2:
Also, Kung-Fu Panda snubbed Wall-E in all categories at the Annie Awards? lolwut Wall-E isn't even among my top 10 favorite Pixar films, and I still liked it better than that Panda movie.

award shows are rigged.

@Kermit1
Yeah, but it's a shame some no-name award show I've never even heard of till today hopped on the corrupt bandwagon too. And all categories? Someone at Dreamworks sure paid some no-namer award show a lot of money. Maybe it's nepotism.

I love watching some movie mistakes like it's funny to see the difference between previous scene with the next scene like the artists forgot to double check the previous scene before making the next scene.

@Rambler which one

@Kermit1
lol Which one indeed. They just have to remake everything nowadays that we have to ask "Which one" for every, single, movie.

@Anti-Matter
Videos like those kinda remind me of this scene:

@Maxenmus lol ya

I want a remake of this film pls

I just realised I look a little like a young Jason Bateman...

Cinderella 2015 transformation was really breathtaking.

@Kermit1 Wait how is turning red almost pg-13 lol, it wasn't my favorite movie but I didn't think it was bad at all

@FroZtedFlakerZz
Because having a period is a sensitive issue not suited for children, I guess. They need to be older to learn about their body, supposedly.

More like Tobey Maguire. Look at that smile.

@FroZtedFlakerZz Well if we go by modern mainstream PG standards it pushes the rating with "mature themes and hints innuendo".

I watched BELLE that was PG and was very dark and mature.

@Rambler ya this one

TIL people doubted Andy Dufresne's innocence, that he did indeed kill his wife, thus rendering the whole point of Shawshank Redemption contradictory (an unfair justice system punishing innocent men).

All things aside, it wasn't that great of a movie anyway. I got bored and didn't cry like the thousands of other people who saw this film.