What about on loose, muddy surfaces or sand?
Tires won't screech on that stuff.
What about on loose, muddy surfaces or sand?
But even if you look at the first Avengers movie, you had five heroes up against a planetary invasion. What about Spider-Man or any of the other dozens of heroes that live in New York City where all of this was going on?
I watched Godzilla vs. Kong, and I realized that I'm really sick of the "Connected Beam." Every time there's a fight between two super-powered people, or wizards, or anything else that shoots energy, there has to be a shot where the beams connect and push against each other. Knock it off.
I watched Godzilla vs. Kong, and I realized that I'm really sick of the "Connected Beam." Every time there's a fight between two super-powered people, or wizards, or anything else that shoots energy, there has to be a shot where the beams connect and push against each other. Knock it off.
I haven't seen it. Is it Godzilla vs Meca-Godzilla?
That's one of the many problems with modern Hollywood. They only care if it looks cool, they don't care if it makes sense.I watched it a few weeks ago and thought the exact same thing! Yes it's cool, we get it.
That's one of the many problems with modern Hollywood. They only care if it looks cool, they don't care if it makes sense
It makes perfect sense within the world. A lot of people don't understand that movie and TV worlds aren't just stand-ins for reality. They have their own logic and so long as it makes sense within that framework, it's solid.I dare you to explain how a giant marshmallow man doesn't make sense. Go on.
bad guys that spontaneously appear and have fully kitted out cars, guns, helicopters etc, to take out the suave British secret agent. How much lead time would be involved in the logistics of getting all the tech to the place, hiring the henchmen, where the suave British secret agent just happened to be and had only decided to be moments before?
I think this one is just because of the nature of filmmaking. The director probably doesn't want the extras to start hamming things up and overacting to what's going on so they just tell them to ignore what's going on and pretend like nothing's really going on.
- Similarly, characters screaming or arguing among background extras that don't even glance over. This makes the background characters feel like NPCs in Free Guy.
I had the misfortune of watching this film last night, hands down the worst film I've seen since Battlefield Earth!I watched Godzilla vs. Kong, and I realized that I'm really sick of the "Connected Beam." Every time there's a fight between two super-powered people, or wizards, or anything else that shoots energy, there has to be a shot where the beams connect and push against each other. Knock it off.
You just described me.The guy who looks like he hasn't shaved in exactly 4-5 days and his hair always looks just messed up that it looks like he doesn't care just a little.
It doesn't matter when and where they show him, he always looks the same. As if a girlfriend/wife wouldn't demand he go into the bathroom and shave before, say, a wedding or something important like that.
The funny thing about those kind of characters is that their scruff is always the same in every scene, even when it's been several days and they haven't been in a situation where they could have shaved. These guys always seem to have exactly 1 or 2 days' worth of growth, never any more or any less.The guy who looks like he hasn't shaved in exactly 4-5 days and his hair always looks just messed up that it looks like he doesn't care just a little.
It doesn't matter when and where they show him, he always looks the same. As if a girlfriend/wife wouldn't demand he go into the bathroom and shave before, say, a wedding or something important like that.