i'm not, i'm just stating facts, the big PR firms were fluffing Majors because he was on his way to a-list between the films he was making and being part of the MCU (a much bigger part of the mcu too, brolin as thanos didn't appear much until the end)
Superstars worked by having high charisma and unique people in films being incredibly manly. The modern Hollywood simply does not allow it. Too much nepotism. Stars that burn themselves out on woke and drugs. Too much safety layer over anything. And the same boring low steroid muscle in every guy. Every one of those guys looks the same.
Yeah but if it was because of the Floydlook, they wouldn't have cast him as a multiple villain who you'd see getting defeated multiple times.
Madame fucking web? Who gives a flying fuck about Madame Web? A Joker movie with some whore being the Joker or another iteration of Harley? And who the fuck is that in Thuderbolts, how can you even make Thunderbolts work when they Baron Zemo was turned into "some guy" and was the whole soul of the concept?
Between the MCU and the Big Bang Theory, “Nerd Culture” has been taken over by people who wouldn’t give 2 shits if it wasn’t Mainstream, and there’s no real saving it.
I remember when someone told me his girlfriend was "like the biggest Spider-Man fan ever." but that she didn't know who Mysterio was.
It's a sequel with Gaga as Harley.
thats not entirely true, it depends on how you define it, of course Adam Driver can't get people to watch some huge CGI blockbuster the way Will Smith could a decade ago. but if its getting people to the arthouse to watch the struggles of a bus driver, he's your boy. Just in general its easy to see that actors can still bring people in, it just has to be budgeted correctly. no more 20/20 deals to star, but maybe scale and backend. Jennifer Lawrence got paid $25 million to star in a film with a budget of $45 million, you can guess if it did well at the box office. Meanwhile if she just worked scale that shit would at minimum be considered a fucking hit right now.
pretty much yeah, calling yourself a fan 20 years ago was like being an alog of a lolcow, you knew everything about all of it. Those stories of getting autographs of grips and best boys that worked on a Star Wars film back in the 1980s or asking about some line or sound effect in an episode from years ago that they wrote expecting a good response. Although it might also be a demographic thing, black musicans don't have fans who have encyclopedic recall of every person they've worked with and show they did the same way your average rock band does. its why Nardwuar's gimmick didn't surprise white musicans in the way it does the black ones, who straight up acted like they were talking to St.Peter. Whites getting trashier and lower class means they're as fairwhether as your average black expects of fans. being part of a team vs being literally fanatical about a piece of work.
So why is the new Captain America subtitled "Brave New World" anyways? Is it just a reference to Captain America being a nignog now?
It was originally New World Order but then they decided it was too much of a anti-semitic term and changed it.
I think the official reason they changed it is because Brave New World is more optimistic sounding than New World Order (which is hilariously ironic), but I suspect the real reason is that Aldous Huxley's estate is less likely to sue than Hulk Hogan.
