Be completely honest, why did you follow me? Curious 🤔😊

You’re totally right. If it wasn’t directed by Spielberg and his signature camera movement, story influence, score, scale, pace, and hand-picked actors and instead was an Amazon movie starring Chris Pratt, yes it would be just like Mercy

13 years ago, ‘MAN OF STEEL’ was released in theaters.

There are at least 3 theaters near my house, including an IMAX theater. Two of them I can get to by motorcycle or car, and one of them is literally across the street, so I can just walk there (except if it's raining) Tickets: Between Rp35k–Rp75k (roughly $2.10–$4.50 USD) Transportation: Around Rp15k (~$0.90 USD) if I use Gojek (motorcycle online service) Food: At most around Rp75k (~$4.50 USD), but I try to keep it down these days. I usually eat at home beforehand, so at the theater I usually just get water. So the total cost is: Cheapest: Around Rp35k–Rp50k (~$2.10–$3.00 USD) if I walk and skip snacks. Typical: Around Rp50k–Rp90k (~$3.00–$5.40 USD). Most expensive: Around Rp165k ($9.90 USD) with transportation and snacks included. Compared to what I see people from Americans posting online, going to the movies here is pretty affordable 😅

wtf is maisie peters doing in the backrooms someone help her??

Maisie could save Gwen but Spider Man could never sing Questions 🤪

🚨 maisie peters stuns at the clock tower while gwen stacy was dying

it's so awesome that spielberg was fucking lying here

They should make more Toy Story movies as long as Hanks and Allen are still alive

Singkat, padat, *** 😭😭😭

For a guy who has had 60 years of career in filmmaking making tons of great movies and classic, he's way too big to fail to tarnish his legacy 😅

Eisenberg as Lex sucks, he's annoying than threating. Felt like he was actually Riddler but somebody gave him a Lex costume to act like it At least Eisenberg himself was aware that his performance was poorly received 🤷

The Adventures of Tintin > The Post > Lincoln > Bridge Of Spies > War Horse > Ready Player One > The BFG

What did his lex do that was better?

Yeah, 2010s is definitely Spielberg's weakest decade. There's only 3 of these that are great, the rest are just okay to pretty awful, that being The BFG

A lot of people talk about how Spielberg cooked in 1993 with Jurassic Park and Schindler's List, two of the greatest films he has ever made. But people rarely mention that in 2002, he pulled off something almost as impressive by releasing Minority Report in the Summer and Catch Me If You Can at Christmas in the very same year. Both films are beloved and often cited among the strongest works of his later career, yet I'm actually surprised it's uncommon to see people point out that they came out just six months apart in the same year. This is one of the most underrated accomplishments of his entire career.

Ragebait lie lol

TingNing is destined to be a cult classic

Not a single bad one Yes, I liked Ready Player One