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you must watch Baahubali: The Beginning and Baahubali 2: The Conclusion also 'Eega' directed by : S. S. Rajamouli

Have u ever heard about.... Sardar udham .... Movie 2021......?????

Thank you.Really.Thank you.

People who don't know how to make a CZcams video laughing at a movie which took years of effort to make. And they are the fan of fast and furious also😂😂

Total GARBAGE

About the "deckard-rachel love scene"...it doesn't need to be in the movie at all, or at least as long as it was. They could've had them give each other a look, or had Rachel be the one to initiate because of her confusion, or something else. But one way to look at his behavior during the scene is the "Deckard is a Replicant" theory, if it was true then he also has emotional stunting brought on by being a young emotionally immature replicant with no implanted memories about having sex. Remember when Pris and Roy kissed? It looked childish and awkward. If Deckard is a replicant then it would make sense he'd approach this sort of thing awkwardly. Even with that though, it's a weird and rapey scene and should've been cut. Apparently it was a producer at the studio who "required" a sex scene to be in the movie.

The term "overrated" is used wrong all the time. People don't define "who" is overrating it, they don't define what is a proper rating, and the context around the "rating" for which it exceeds.

I feel like the key to adapting an anime into live action is to make it feel real and practical, but also keeping true to the source material. It's one thing to see an animated character act like an idiot for the sake of comedy (not an insult, just an observation), but seeing someone act like that in real life would just be unsettling. Another thing is the story pacing: there are no filler arcs or stretched out moments, so it feels like a natural progression instead of people glaring at each other for ten episodes straight interlaced with flashbacks and inner thoughts. In short, a live action anime adaptation needs to be real enough.

they're both dated but still classic.

Metropolis. Fritz Lang. The origin of ciberpunk

Have you guys reviewed Soldier starring Kurt Russell. That is a massively underrated.

6 months to watch One piece? That is quite a long time, I couldn't handle it knowing it was because I was busy with other stuff. I guess it is different for everybody. It took me 2 months of binge watching to be up to date.

You guys been living under a rock for 2 years 😂

Brilliant film. Story: B Acting: A Concept: A+ Dialogue: B Special effects: A+ Originality: A

You don't come to learn physics and mechanical engineering from a movie. *This movie is the definition of FUN and GREAT VISUAL STORYTELLING which Hollywood has almost forgotten.*

To learn all intricacies check out 'RRR Movie: Reaction Review Analysis'. Its for foreign audiences to understand the Indian nuances. If you like this movie you'll like this review.

Your next indian movie must be "eega" .....by the same director.....it is quite old one but I'm pretty much sure that you are gonna love it.

No sé a ustedes pero a mi me encanta.

Overblown snoozefest for sure. It took me days to finally get through it. Just a ridiculous movie.

I've noticed just among English people, any who grew up around crime really like this film Heat. They relish the detail, the realism, the adrenaline and the romance of seeing the last era of bank robbers brought to life. A lot of their dads or uncles were in that profession - less Neil McCauley than Big Vern with a sawn-off, to be fair, but still, it's a nostalgic film for them..Nice discussion, cheers.

But it's Al Pacino shouting instead of acting! /s Such a POS movie.

Fun discussion to a movie I hate, LOL! I think I was the wrong age when Temple of Doom was released -- at the halfway point in high school -- so I only saw IJ&TTOD as just another lousy sequel that cynically tries to squeeze money out of audiences who loved the original. A liberal youngster raised in the era of "All In the Family," Kurt Vonnegut novels, and Alex Haley's "Roots," I thought the film was both misogynistic and racist (not just in its depiction of the Thugees, but with the character of "Short Round," too). Some of the action scenes struck me as ludicrous (which I could forgive), but the gross-out moments, in particular, seemed contrived and excessive -- or just vile. I tried to watch the film again several years ago, but I just couldn't get into it and switched it off. That said, a fun discussion is a fun discussion, and I'm glad you don't just gloss over the film's flaws. The Last Crusade revived the franchise, deservedly so, but IMO the franchise only delivered twice for audiences: a great film in "Raiders" and a pretty good film in "Last Crusade." The rest I can live without... but we all go on our own respective journeys, and nostalgia certainly can play a part!

I think that in considering the budget for the following seasons it's important to know that they sunk so much of their budget this season into their infrastructure. They did thousands upon thousands upon thousands of hours of casting work, and from my understanding they know who's being cast for the next few seasons at least ... Or at least they were able to tease a hell of a number of potential characters during the execution. They built so many props and locations they'll be able to reuse for next season (Loguetown looks set and ready for them to start filming from what it looks like in Roger's execution sequence.) and I suspect they will get to reuse some material that had to be stripped from season 1. I'm excited for whenever we get to experience this delightful world again. This was a delightful review of the series.

Noted : Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust character that we all loved is being killed off like a chicken and becoming a corpse on the Venice bridge in the latest film in this franchise , that certainly can cause us broken hearts 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔 and upset 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡‼️

But Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust character that we all loved is being killed off like a chicken and becoming a corpse on the Venice bridge in the latest Mission Impossible film 😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞😞💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

Highlander did it Highlander was so bad when they came out with Highlander 3 they pretended it was actually

One of the rare instances where I actually really like this one more than most other other ones. Despite all its shortcomings I always felt like the tension between Ethan and the villain in this one was way more personal than in a lot of the other mission impossibles

first + I didn't listen to any of it

Of the things discussed in regards to changes in regards to the source material, I think it is unfortunate they didn't briefly touch on the way Usopp didn't get his moment to shine. They did touch on Nami's personality changing, but not that her story arc was changed and how it softened the impact of her self-destructive episode. The villagers of Coco Village originally play a far larger role, trying to be standoffish to her because they want to give her the freedom to give up on the childish quest she embarked upon and just run away from Arlong to pursue her own happiness. The sister is actually the one person who supports her most, and takes a bullet to protect Nami during the theft of the accumulated loot. In regards to Garp & the dog hat, the hat primarily served as a means to keep his identity hidden from the reader, because Oda had shown the character before in an earlier iteration of One Piece that got published a year or so before the modern-day behemoth saw its first chapter. After the reveal, he wore it less or not at all. I think it is unfortunate you didn't bring up the in-joke regarding calling out attack names, or that Zoro is against it. Why is he against it? Because he can't do that shit while holding a weapon in his mouth in a live action setting. Manga/anime Zoro is just as bad at it as the rest of them! In regards to the foreshadowed antagonist for the next season, I think it would have been useful to just point out that that guy is meant to be the first one to truly chase after Luffy & co. With Garp having been inserted earlier into the story (with his insanely high rank of Vice-Admiral!) the live action is going to have to do a great job to make this new enemy with a far lower rank still feel like the huge threat he is given the general theme that ranks and bounties equate to threat levels. (They'll pull it off, I'm sure.. but it will still hit different.) Finally, on the topic of Luffy being an inconsiderate idiot in the anime compared to the more likable and empathic one in the live action.. Luffy has a very primal personality. He's not good at listening to complicated stories, strategizing or all that stuff. He is good at reading people. He knows Nami is not bad, just like how he knew Zoro wasn't bad, either. He doesn't need to hear her backstory, or why she did what she did, because he'll accept her as his friend regardless and be there to do for her what she cannot do on her own. In his eyes, if she ends up betraying him, that is on him for being a bad judge of character. His ability to trust and understand a person without needing to have things spelled out is his strength... until it blows up in his face, if it ever does, anyway. (Gotta keep that comment ambiguous / spoiler-free..!) Thanks for the fun podcast review! Edit: Almost forgot.. Cowboy Bebop as a show was shunned by its original creator to the point that they didn't even bother watching the entirety of the first episode. He knew they got it totally wrong, especially after his opinions didn't hold much weight during the production and he was sidelined. Eiichiro Oda was a genius for having a very strict 'you are not getting the license unless I have the full sign-off on the end product' clause as part of his contract... unfortunately, the creator of Bebop didn't actually own the rights himself, so it was trivially easy to sideline him.

One thing about the editing is Matt Owens didn't get to finish editing. Once the strike started it was left to the studio to finish. They also planned for 10 episodes but the approaching budget wall and strike pushed it down to 8. For sure there was going to be at least 1 more episode of Cocoyashi Village and Arlong Park where Zoro, Sanji, and Usopp were going to have their respective 1 on 1s, which would have included Hachi as well as Usopp getting his entire moment from the Manga. Genzo and Nojiko were also going to get more screen time and lines to build up Nami's scene, but they had to cut it and smush it together. I'm basing this on Matt Owens comments during his most recent appearance on Hasan Pikers stream. Matt Owens also mentions they have a plan to introduce Hachi if they can get all the way to Sabaody. With Basically stating Hachi had decided to leave Arlongs crew early because he couldn't take his cruelty towards humans.

Thanks for the episode it was super Nice to listen to while i ate my dinner tonight! - and yes this first season made me want all 1000+ chapters adapted

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1:06:35 The "older" actors did this show so much justice. The took it seriously, acted it as if it all was normal and killed their roles. Had they not, none of it would have worked near close to what it did. Finding out LA Sanji got LA Zeff the job is just glorious. One Piece hit me similar to how Arcane did..........in a completely different way. I can't seemingly get sick of watching it.......also have now watched quite a bit of the anime and well.........becoming obsessed.......and I had never heard of One Piece until a youtube channel the mixes reactors reacting to shows put out a few of the first episodes. Months after it aired. I still have a netflix subscription only for rewatches.

oh my god if they wouldve been able to put "to the grand line" in a good place in the live action, i wouldve immediately start crying i think! such an epic, sweeping piece of music... did you know that theres a video on youtube where a live orchestra plays the whole song? maybe you want to watch that - i wish i could see that live once 😭

so, seeing as youre talking about wanting to see nami fight more - thats actually something that im REALLY looking forward to in season 2 and beyond, if thats in the stars for this series. bc im a big big big big nami fan in the manga/anime to the point that ive gotten her tangerine-windmill tattoo myself, and her fight in the next big story arc has been one of my favourites since i first saw it when i was a little girl. im SO excited (and a bit scared) to see how theyre gonna adapt her very unique weapon/fighting style in the future because god i have fantasized about being able to do what shes able to do for sooo long :D so yeah - i wanna see more nami fighting as well, and luckily, if they get to that point, we should see that in the next season aaah im so excited!!!

I love how you guys are talking about the love the cast had for One Piece, most reviewers missed that crucial detail. Everyone thinks Oda's involvement is the reason for the show's success, not that it was a team. Only way season 2 can fail if specific character looks bad, I pray they get it right.

NOTED AND KEEP IN MIND ‼️😬😬 , REBECCA FERGUSON'S ILSA FAUST CHARACTER THAT WE ALL LOVED IS BEING KILLED OFF LIKE A CHICKEN AND BECOMING A CORPSE ON THE VENICE BRIDGE IN THIS FILM ‼️ , THAT CERTAINLY CAN CAUSE US BROKEN HEARTS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔 AND UPSET 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡‼️✌️

Best or not , the point is Rebecca Ferguson's Ilsa Faust character that we all loved and admired is being killed off like a chicken and becoming a corpse on the Venice bridge by the Mission Impossible dead reckoning part 1 , and that really destroyed our hearts completely 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭💔💔💔💔💔💔😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

i completed naruto 700 episodes in 1 month 1 day and one piece 750 upto zou in 3 months. so it's not that long if u watch 20+ a day

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This so far is a great talk. Ive been a fan of One Piece since 2012 when I was 20 years old, where I started fresh and caught up to the anime. The anime was around episode 580 at the time. I have watched the show 3 times over, with a friend and then my girlfriend both until the end of Dressrosa, around episode 750 or so. All that being said, I think the soundtrack is overlooked by alot of people. To Become the Pirate King and The Worlds Number One Oden Store built a feeling of wonder and adventure I had not heard in any other anime. It reminded me of all the adventurous JRPG's I played growing up, and gave me a sense of nostalgia even when I did not have any prior experience with One Piece. It quickly surpassed Naruto as my favorite anime, and unfortunately One Piece makes it hard for me to become a super fan of other animes. I would not trade it for anything though, and all I can do is sing its praises while recognizing its shortcoming. TLDR: Good talk, good show, great anime.

Interstellar has become very loved.Probably top 3 Nolan movies in terms of following.

Haha, this was fun! New listener.

Thank you for the review! As a not a book reader, I really liked Jessica. She was so terrifying. I thought she was awesome! I also really loved Chani in the movie. I enjoyed that her relationship with Paul was more complicated and based more on respect than blind adoration or worship. It felt like how real people might react. She loves him but not what he’s becoming.

movie was so bad. 2.5 hours of boring nonsense only to have the big final battle scene last 5 minutes.

This movie was amazing.

Probably the worst review ive heard, couldnt disagree more

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This movie is absolute gold. The first Jackie Chan movie I have seen and I loved it. The fight scenes are unbelievable. Definitely in the top 5 of his movies or even top three.