Ooh that IS an interesting theory!

There’s a valid criticism here, I think it’s overblown on Reddit though.

Watched it last night! I kinda hated the color grading, I think it made it look ugly but it really was a brutal movie. Loved the ending.

There's a whole theory that it was planned for Margot/Erin to act as she did. Slowick deduced she was an escort immediately or even just from reservations. The photo was placed for her to discover in the same sense the radio was.

Ultimately he didn't know if she would actually ask him to make a burger just a hope that she would put two and two together in an attempt at her own self-preservation. He had the burger ingredients and the take out boxes brought to the island specifically as late as once the guest arrive.

Something also about a final test for Elsa who always wanted to enter the chef's living quarters but never was allowed, and now here this stranger is whose allowed to.

Idk in general I don't care for the theory because it removes the agency of Margot/Erin but it's an interesting thought.

Coogler didn't want to return AT ALL. It has nothing to do with waiting for him.

And the story for Creed 2 with the Dragos pretty much was going to happen.

There is a law that a certain percentage has to be CanCon (Canadian content). There are top 40 stations but they have to abide by these rules.

Okay, I’ll give it a shot.

X-men 2 3 had a post credit scene with Magneto moving a chess piece…

Just get Peter Weir to make another movie.

I just showed this movie to a youth group of 12-14 year olds that I work with. None of them had seen it before and they all loved it!

I really loved the Toy Story 2 “bloopers” when they did them, followed by Monsters Inc. Wish they did them again as it made me think they were actual people seeing it “behind the scenes” when I was a boy.

Killmonger v Kang! Let’s go!

Oh okay I got you now! I love Creed II, honestly, but I see what you're referring to. Adonis has sort of like a mental breakdown and Rocky has to keep bridging the gap in their relationship to pull him out of it, right?

This is the first one I remember as well.

Yes An Cailín Ciúin to give it its proper name as Gaeilge. It's a great movie too, and I'm not just saying that as an Irish person.

That's Mac & Me, which is also an ET knockoff.

ET was popular enough to have multiple knockoffs, which isn't uncommon.

Take these Star Wars knockoffs for example:

• Battle Beyond the Stars
• Message from Space
• Star Odyssey
• Starcrash

MST3K had an episode with yet another ET knockoff: 1983's Pod People (also known as Extra Terrestrial Visitors or The New Extraterrestrials)

A lot of Jackie Chan movies showed him getting injured a lot after the credits

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Reddit is the only place I’ve seen where people don’t like garden state lol

I didn’t particularly like the end. I loved the concept of the movie. I was thinking it was going to be a TOTALLY different movie. I thought it was great. But the ending just wasn’t what I was expecting how to end. It kinda just hit a wall and she end up leaving. Yes I understand she got to bring joy back to his cooking before s’more. But I guess what I’m saying is I was expecting the end to have more. To be held to the level of the beginning.

Link to all the post-credit scenes from Pirates 1-5.

One for the history books for sure, haha

It's a key compontent to Stallone's whole career, and honestly part of the reason that career consistently goes way up and way down. He's a tremendously solipsistic creator.

Basically - Creed worked the way it did because he had minimal (if any) creative involvement. Creed II (didn't) work the way it did because MGM didn't want to wait for Coogler and handed the series back over to Stallone. And Stallone essentially wrote a Rocky sequel, not a Creed one.

so imaginative

how did they come up with this?

never in a million years

unbelievable

pure talent

Saw the headline and came to see if that death scene scarred you too. I thought it was just another western. I also have a different perspective on what troglodyte means..