Serious answer: Budget goes to a lot more than just the actors and effects. It goes into the logistics of getting everything where it needs to be, liability insurance, permits, ect ect.

Funny answer: Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

>Interacial marriage stopped being debated before I was born, how is interacial dating "iN thIs SociAl CliMate" any worse???

Oh you sweet summer child

The shit I took this morning fits perfectly into the Marvel Cinema Universe

>the past star wars movies meaningless and pointless

They were meaningless and pointless far before the latest trilogy.

I found a a great video that explains it.

I love found footage. I feel the cinematography is more creative, and I find the style makes the movie much more immersive

I always knew it was going to be a huge success. It's the newest roller coaster film with the best graphics available. Of course it was going to shatter records. Expect a lot more Marvel films now trying to capture on the technology that Avatar 2 pioneered.

Luckily for people like me, it's never been easier for indie creators to get their films out into the world.

You know a movie is going to be bad when the astroturfing begins.

I like Chris Pratt but I'm upset that a smaller voice actor, who was perfect for the part, got shafted for celebrity A-list power.

>Also because women are better sympathetic characters than men.

Yes but that sympathy is rooted in that culture "Oh man and it's just a woman dealing with all this"

>On a side note, has anyone noticed that most of the movies in which protagonist is going insane and is affected by it, 90 % if the cases are showed to be women. Is there is casual sexism in it that how these curses only tend to affect women due to being a weaker sex that can be easily manipulated.

Now that you mention it yeah. It probably is rooted in the patriarchal culture of women being perceived as vulnerable.

Lo (2009)

Brick (2005)

Masking Threshold (2021)

Braid (2018)