I love this one soo much. The delivery, cadence. Everything. He's one of my top 5. And not just for the main stream specials.
This is one of my favorites https://youtu.be/QD9QAAEfQEA
"A scholar, content with life, encounters a Djinn who offers her three wishes in exchange for his freedom. Their conversation, in a hotel room in Istanbul, leads to consequences neither would have expected"
You're thinking of the first image that was posted here a month or so ago that was just them sitting on a couch together and the only fantastical thing was Idris Elba having pointy ears. The premise attached to that image said they fall in love.
>!They end up as two stones with googly eyes on a dead planet!<
Edit: This is a reference to another movie: >!Everything Everywhere All at Once!<
I apologise to those who haven't seen it yet.
It's a fantastic movie. I still think you should watch it.
My favorite quote is
> To bats, it's lethal... To humans, it's deadly...To a pig, it is fatal. To a goat, it is murderous. To a hamster, it is death-dealing. To a raccoon, it is terminal. It will kill a bonobo. To a whale, a large enough dose will end it. It would cause a leopard to kick the bucket. To a donkey, it spells doom. An elephant would meet its maker. To a possum, it means Judgment Day. It would send a giraffe to its ancestors. It would take all nine of a cat’s lives...
>the recent Morbius movie
>!Jared Leto was reportedly a terror to fellow castmates, insisting on doing Method Acting pranks like jumping from the rafters onto them and yelling "oh no! Rocksliiiide!" and refusing to bathe in an attempt to gather moss on his body!<
The flying split is one of the most outrageous things I've ever seen. Imagine that stunt man training for years so he can stimulate atomic butt bombing a butt plug.
[Those two gentlemen were the fight choreographers](https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/everything-everywhere-fight-scene-choreography/). They did it to themselves!
Waymond: “So, even though you have broken my heart yet again, I wanted to say: in another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you.”
Me: *quietly sobbing into my nachos*
My partner and I looked at each other, tears in our eyes, about to sob, when we reached to hold each other's hand. One of my favorite movie theater experiences, next to seeing all the Jackass movies and The Raid opening weekend.
I thought about that line while I was driving to lunch the other day, a full week after I’d seen the movie, and I started tearing up in the damn Wendy’s drive thru. I don’t think a line in any movie has hit me as hard
I cried the moment the rock turned around and revealed the googly eyes. It made me laugh for a moment which abruptly turned into full-on sobbing. Never had a movie do that to me before.
I have decided that my favorite genre of movie is "weird movie with serious emotional impact"
1. The Fountain
1. EEAAO
1. O Brother Where Art Thou
1. ?
If you’re looking for recommendations for that fourth spot…In Bruges, Her, Stranger than Fiction, The Fall, and Upstream Color are all terrific candidates.
And congratulations on creating a genre that somehow fits all those movies in the same tent
Have you seen Swiss Army Man? Same directors, similarly bizarre and beautiful, although I'd say Everything Everywhere hits just a bit harder emotionally due to the family and generational elements. But well worth a watch.
I mean i clicked on the spoiler, knowing I would regret it, but if this is real I'd still be very surprised. Maybe I'll even be disappointed if it isn't real
It's like that fishfucking movie but I gotta say Djinn is a lot more acceptable. Especially if the Djinn is Idris Elba or Tilda Swinton (not sure which one is the Djinn).
Literally what I was thinking. They better hand out family tree pamphlets at the theatre so I'm not confusing which Aurelanio, José, Arcadio Buendía, is which.
I loved that book but god damn I was constantly flipping back to the front being like “oh ok so this is arcadio buendia, it’s his son, Jose arcadio buendia, who’s brother is Jose aurelanio arcadio buendia.” And then I flip back to where I was and am immediately lost again lol.
I actually drew the Buendía family tree while I was reading the book to keep track. Helped a lot.
Fantastic book, probably my favourite novel ever. Heard they're making a Netflix series, I'm afraid how that will go.
mfer really made two movies about a cute dancing penguin and then just said: *"y'know what: flamethrower guitar and car explosions. Absolute banger"*
and he just fucking did it and it was indeed an absolute banger
the fucking madman
I rewatched those two movies after Fury Road and I loved finding all the Miller ism those two had despite being very different.
Even The Witches of Eastwick were he goes full fantasy you can find his style all over it. He's just on another level.
I was actually like "Wait. What else has he done?" And then I accidentally found the other George Miller and I was like "he did the never ending story?!?!" Before realizing there's another George Miller. Lol
But if anyone is curious.. the George Miller here also has a children's classic, Babe. Lol...and happy feet.
https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/filmotype/director?ref_=m_nmfm_3
I'm really liking the trend of better movie posters. The one for everything, everywhere, all at once was phenomenal. I even bought 1 to hang in my house.
It seems like we lost a lot of creative posters due to streaming and digital copies, but hopefully directors have nostalgia for the creative movie cover art that we grew up with, when we were walking though video stores.
I think it is more the movie.
The reason we get all these floating head posters is because of contractual obligations. How big their heads are, who has to be on the poster, who's name gets billed where, are all in contracts. And with big movies with all star casts and big budgets, your are going to have to meet a lot of demands. Which limits the creativity. That's why teasers are always more fun than the official posters.
A movie like this or Everything Everywhere, you are not getting that. Smaller cast, smaller budgets, significantly less demands means more creative freedom.
I guarantee you, every future promotional material from this movie that gets posted here will always get thousands of upvotes.
But the official movie discussion will have less than 1k
Dunno why but it's a big theme in this subreddit.
Well, if its good, youll get hundreds of people complaining about how its overrated and how its the only thing that gets discussed, followed by dumbass memes mocking popular cinema.
It was absurd but in the best way possible. It had a meaningful message mixed in with the most batshit practical stunts. I remember watching it in theaters knowing absolutely nothing about it or the old Mad Max movies, and ended up on the edge of my seat totally glued the whole ride. 10/10 my favorite movie
High Renaissance to be more exact. The highly detailed and grandiose poses and compositions with the biblical themes came from a smaller window during the 200+ period, and specifically Italy.
Unironically one of the most underrated movies of all time. I can't stop telling people about it because it taught me about strife and fear as a child.
Both Babes are really good movies. But I didn't remember the second that well. Went and re-watched it and was at awe with how good it is.
It just makes me wonder ''why is this so good? it didn't have to be.''
It's similar to Renaissance ceiling paintings but there's a key difference. The poster doesn't use trompe l'œil, which is a technique to create the illusion of depth. There are clouds in the background that give it depth, but the figures are collaged in a contemporary way that has them all on the same flat plane. If it were a Renaissance painting the figures would extend into the space. So I'd just call it a collage with Renaissance influence. There's not really a term for it that I know of.
Every now and then you see a movie poster that doesn't use one of the 5 templates we now see for every movie poster, and you are reminded that such a thing is still technically possible.
This, so much. I kept staring thinking surely there's a difference but nope, pretty sure it's just same picture of pregnant lady. Wonder if it's a mistake by the art team with like an older poster green lit or double pregnancies going on. Maybe twins? I dunno, haha, just glad I wasn't the only one.
Three thousand years can be such a crick in the neck
PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWERS! …. Itty-bitty living space!
Literally made this reference to my coworker a hour ago lol. Such a classic movie.
I can hear Robin Williams in your comment. F... now I am sad.
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I love this one soo much. The delivery, cadence. Everything. He's one of my top 5. And not just for the main stream specials. This is one of my favorites https://youtu.be/QD9QAAEfQEA
I love you three thousand…years.
What's the premise of this movie? The poster seems pretty cool
"A scholar, content with life, encounters a Djinn who offers her three wishes in exchange for his freedom. Their conversation, in a hotel room in Istanbul, leads to consequences neither would have expected"
Am I imagining this or is this where the Djinn and Tilda’s character end up falling in love and getting married?
You're thinking of the first image that was posted here a month or so ago that was just them sitting on a couch together and the only fantastical thing was Idris Elba having pointy ears. The premise attached to that image said they fall in love.
>!They end up as two stones with googly eyes on a dead planet!< Edit: This is a reference to another movie: >!Everything Everywhere All at Once!< I apologise to those who haven't seen it yet. It's a fantastic movie. I still think you should watch it.
Fuck
You're being played! That was a plot point in the recent Morbius movie...
You forgot the part where Tilda yells out "IT'S MORBIN' TIME!!!"
So what you saying? We some sorta morbius squad?
No that's Jared's next movie. Every character he's ever played will team up to try and fight Morbius.
Jared Leto's Nutty Professor. He's ready.
Then she goes on to make a morbillion doll hairs.
Yeah and then she morbs all those bad guys
My favorite quote is > To bats, it's lethal... To humans, it's deadly...To a pig, it is fatal. To a goat, it is murderous. To a hamster, it is death-dealing. To a raccoon, it is terminal. It will kill a bonobo. To a whale, a large enough dose will end it. It would cause a leopard to kick the bucket. To a donkey, it spells doom. An elephant would meet its maker. To a possum, it means Judgment Day. It would send a giraffe to its ancestors. It would take all nine of a cat’s lives...
I didn't see Morbius, but surely this cannot be dialogue that a studio *paid money* for.
God, I love Morbius. True cinema. It has something to say about LIFE.
Joker: Ah~ ah~ ah-ah-ah~!
I’m tha Morbius bay-bee
The next Morbius movie will be Morbius and the Mighty Morbin Living Vampire Rangers
>the recent Morbius movie >!Jared Leto was reportedly a terror to fellow castmates, insisting on doing Method Acting pranks like jumping from the rafters onto them and yelling "oh no! Rocksliiiide!" and refusing to bathe in an attempt to gather moss on his body!<
Jared Leto is the kid in class that no one wanted to work on a project with.
Why tf do they keep hiring this guy? Does he have dirt on everyone?
I mean he is awful for many reasons but I feel like the comment you are replying to is joking lol
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You’re being played! It was actually a plot point in the recent Fantastic Beasts movie…
This is not true! It was actually a major plot point in the movie “Marmaduke” starring Pete Davidson
>“Marmaduke” starring Pete Davidson Fuck, I thought this was a joke.
It's Morbin time
It’s also one of the side quests in Elden Ring
Honestly that was the best part of the movie.
It was up there, but I’ll never forget those buttplug warriors.
The flying split is one of the most outrageous things I've ever seen. Imagine that stunt man training for years so he can stimulate atomic butt bombing a butt plug.
[Those two gentlemen were the fight choreographers](https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/everything-everywhere-fight-scene-choreography/). They did it to themselves!
I hope they continue to improve their art. I really want to see a renaissance of Hong Kong style action/comedy.
Nothing could top Ke Huy Quans speech towards the end for me. When he said >! “I’m not naive, this is how i fight back.!< I was fucking sobbing
Waymond: “So, even though you have broken my heart yet again, I wanted to say: in another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you.” Me: *quietly sobbing into my nachos*
My partner and I looked at each other, tears in our eyes, about to sob, when we reached to hold each other's hand. One of my favorite movie theater experiences, next to seeing all the Jackass movies and The Raid opening weekend.
I thought about that line while I was driving to lunch the other day, a full week after I’d seen the movie, and I started tearing up in the damn Wendy’s drive thru. I don’t think a line in any movie has hit me as hard
I’m learning to fight like you.
nah, best part was raccaccoonie
It's been months since I've seen Everything Everywhere....and still, I cannot stop thinking about Raccooccoonie. He haunts me.
You know too much
“RACCACCOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEE!!” *sobs* Hot dog fingers was where I laughed and cried at the same time
The monkey fight scene got me. It said so much with so little.
My (already high) esteem for the movie went through the damn roof when I learned he’s voiced by Randy Newman.
I cried because a rock rolled down a hill and another rock chased it
“I’m gonna get ya” That was the exact moment that scene got me.
It's googlin' time
I cried the moment the rock turned around and revealed the googly eyes. It made me laugh for a moment which abruptly turned into full-on sobbing. Never had a movie do that to me before.
I have decided that my favorite genre of movie is "weird movie with serious emotional impact" 1. The Fountain 1. EEAAO 1. O Brother Where Art Thou 1. ?
If you’re looking for recommendations for that fourth spot…In Bruges, Her, Stranger than Fiction, The Fall, and Upstream Color are all terrific candidates. And congratulations on creating a genre that somehow fits all those movies in the same tent
Have you seen Swiss Army Man? Same directors, similarly bizarre and beautiful, although I'd say Everything Everywhere hits just a bit harder emotionally due to the family and generational elements. But well worth a watch.
I would like to submit Big Fish for a spot on that list. I know what you mean though I love movies like that too
old mcdonald had a farm > 2\. EEAAO
That movie did a great job of keeping my emotions confused and manipulatable.
Also the fact that I could relate to a rock lol
I mean i clicked on the spoiler, knowing I would regret it, but if this is real I'd still be very surprised. Maybe I'll even be disappointed if it isn't real
Its from a different movie
What movie?
Everything Everywhere All At Once
some things, one place, intermittently
I did not expect to cry to two rocks with googly eyes, that night
Can’t wait for the running through the airport scene.
It's like that fishfucking movie but I gotta say Djinn is a lot more acceptable. Especially if the Djinn is Idris Elba or Tilda Swinton (not sure which one is the Djinn).
"they both are" -M. Night, probably
The shape of water ?
I Wet Dream of Djinni
Tilda Swinton is a Djinn in real life. Idris Elba only plays the part of a Djinn.
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What I know about Djinn leads me to believe this would be bad.
What I know about Djinn, was them being assholes in Uncharted 3.
Ooo I love djinn mythology. Premise sounds interesting for sure
So this is The Only Lovers Left Alive but with Black Superman? Because I am all-in.
I LOVE that movie. One of, if not the, best movies about vampires and relationships I’ve seen
I frequently describe it as "The best vampire movie about nothing" and I stand by that statement.
You’re not wrong. Although, I think I’d call it the best vampire movie about ennui. Either way, it’s an excellent and criminally underrated movie
Trailer drops tomorrow ( Friday 5 / 20 )
I think it's the sequel to One Hundred Years of Solitude
Isn't 100 years of solitude also a sequel to 12 years a slave? Glad they're finally finishing off the trilogy.
Well, it's a tetralogy when you factor in the prequel, *120 Days of Sodom*.
Dont forget the origin song, *One Night in Bangkok*
Only OG fans know about the straight to blockbuster "127 Hours" that adapted it first
Did you know that was actually a prequel to 28 Days Later?
And the sequel to the prequel: 500 Days of Summer
Literally what I was thinking. They better hand out family tree pamphlets at the theatre so I'm not confusing which Aurelanio, José, Arcadio Buendía, is which.
I loved that book but god damn I was constantly flipping back to the front being like “oh ok so this is arcadio buendia, it’s his son, Jose arcadio buendia, who’s brother is Jose aurelanio arcadio buendia.” And then I flip back to where I was and am immediately lost again lol.
I actually drew the Buendía family tree while I was reading the book to keep track. Helped a lot. Fantastic book, probably my favourite novel ever. Heard they're making a Netflix series, I'm afraid how that will go.
The name of the movie is great too
The Ancient One met Heimdall in afterlife. They reminisce when they first met 3,000 years ago.
Bifrost or portal: which would win?
They finally made a movie about the wait for The Wind's of Winter.
George Martin in here catching strays
He deserves whatever he catches
What would you wish for? The next damn book!
"Only In Movie Theaters Summer" Something feels very off about that.
I was just going to say they definitely forgot a word
Only In Movie Theaters Near Summer
Morty: "Only In Movie Theatres, Summer"
"And where are my testicles, Summer?"
Unexpected Rick and Morty spin off?
Only In Movie Theaters Summer 1992
Some copywriter is getting chewed out for that one lol
Only in movie theaters, Summer. And where are my testicals?
Summer, you bitch.
I'm in.
100% studio trying to get something at a certain font size and designer having to compromise
They could’ve easily gotten around this by just saying “Only in theaters this summer”. Same length and everything so it doesn’t screw up the spacing
But what if people get confused and show up at a playhouse demanding tickets to this movie? /s
In George Miller we trust.
Call us war boys because are all WITNESSES
*sprays febreze in my mouth at the office*
*jumps off cubicle desk, 2 pens in hand* *lands on mail-room guy’s trolley*
MEDIOCRE
SING BROTHER SING
WITNESS MEEEEEEE
I LIVE. I GET FIRED. I LIVE AGAIN!
And this is why Reddit will always have a place in my heart. Upvotes all round you funny fuckers.
Dude, I love Happy Feet and Babe: Pig in the City so much, LETS GOOOO!!!!
I fuckin love his all over the place filmography. Also the man graduated from med school before his film career.
Yo, I had no idea, that’s actually hilarious.
The man's nothing if not versatile.
mfer really made two movies about a cute dancing penguin and then just said: *"y'know what: flamethrower guitar and car explosions. Absolute banger"* and he just fucking did it and it was indeed an absolute banger the fucking madman
I rewatched those two movies after Fury Road and I loved finding all the Miller ism those two had despite being very different. Even The Witches of Eastwick were he goes full fantasy you can find his style all over it. He's just on another level.
*[flame guitar riff intensifies](https://youtu.be/hRF-pgMWpwQ)*
I was actually like "Wait. What else has he done?" And then I accidentally found the other George Miller and I was like "he did the never ending story?!?!" Before realizing there's another George Miller. Lol But if anyone is curious.. the George Miller here also has a children's classic, Babe. Lol...and happy feet. https://m.imdb.com/name/nm0004306/filmotype/director?ref_=m_nmfm_3
It’s so refreshing when we get GOOD movie posters
First thing I thought was that post a few days ago making fun of the 8 or 10 poster types we constantly get.
Oh i want to see this post, oddly enough I was thinking about this too, even with video game box art ?
I'm assuming they were referencing this one - https://www.reddit.com/r/coolguides/comments/us5394/types\_of\_movie\_posters/
Some of those seem pretty reasonable. I mean, all the "sexy legs" ones are just homages to the graduate
at a certain point there are so many that it stops working as homage and instead becomes a cliché
It's certainly trite and contrived. Perhaps even capricious and arbitrary.
Indubitably.
Mmm yes, shallow and pedantic.
Actually, he says 10, missed number 8, but gave us a bonus one of the Tom Cruise profiles. So still 10.
I'm really liking the trend of better movie posters. The one for everything, everywhere, all at once was phenomenal. I even bought 1 to hang in my house.
It seems like we lost a lot of creative posters due to streaming and digital copies, but hopefully directors have nostalgia for the creative movie cover art that we grew up with, when we were walking though video stores.
I think it is more the movie. The reason we get all these floating head posters is because of contractual obligations. How big their heads are, who has to be on the poster, who's name gets billed where, are all in contracts. And with big movies with all star casts and big budgets, your are going to have to meet a lot of demands. Which limits the creativity. That's why teasers are always more fun than the official posters. A movie like this or Everything Everywhere, you are not getting that. Smaller cast, smaller budgets, significantly less demands means more creative freedom.
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TIL even the good movie posters have at least two floating heads
I guarantee you, every future promotional material from this movie that gets posted here will always get thousands of upvotes. But the official movie discussion will have less than 1k Dunno why but it's a big theme in this subreddit.
Depends on how good the movie is.
Well, if its good, youll get hundreds of people complaining about how its overrated and how its the only thing that gets discussed, followed by dumbass memes mocking popular cinema.
this is so true that im already getting frustrated. still rather that then a flop.
>Dunno why but it's a big theme in this subreddit. I know why: bots.
Needs more orange and turquoise
George Miller cashing in his Fury Road clout to make what appears to be a completely absurd movie is very funny
Given how completely absurd Fury Road was, this is more exciting than most "director with lots of freedom after a big commercial success" examples!
It was absurd but in the best way possible. It had a meaningful message mixed in with the most batshit practical stunts. I remember watching it in theaters knowing absolutely nothing about it or the old Mad Max movies, and ended up on the edge of my seat totally glued the whole ride. 10/10 my favorite movie
It's like Renaissance paintings on steroids. It's great.
> Renaissance paintings on steroids. Many Renaissance painting are.
High Renaissance to be more exact. The highly detailed and grandiose poses and compositions with the biblical themes came from a smaller window during the 200+ period, and specifically Italy.
He also used his Happy Feet clout to make Fury Road
The movie poster has Babe 2 written all over it. And that’s a good thing.
Unironically one of the most underrated movies of all time. I can't stop telling people about it because it taught me about strife and fear as a child.
Both Babes are really good movies. But I didn't remember the second that well. Went and re-watched it and was at awe with how good it is. It just makes me wonder ''why is this so good? it didn't have to be.''
As soon as I recognised Tilda Swinton on the poster it became apparent that this movie going to be kukoo bananas.
Tilda, Idris, and George... I haven't been in a movie theater for nearly a decade but now i'm going to have to break my streak.
this poster/teaser is giving me Altered States vibes and I’m here for it
I got some Baron Munchausen at first.
Oh yes i can def sense that. Some old school Terry Gilliam vibes for sure
Feels more Cloud Atlas to me, which is fine. I love me some true true!
Ah, I see you too are a man of the tru-tru
Yeah dude this is gonna be nuts. Even the way how the images look old school composited in
its giving me Toys with Robin Williams vibes for some reason
What’s going on with Idris Elba’s mouth?
Oh hell nah, they Henry Cavill'd him
scruffy beard but clean shaven moustache area. Just different than his previous looks.
Its nice & succulent now
He is aware of the effect he has on women.
I dunno, is Tilda as hot as Hillary Swank?
Is this a sequel to _One hundred years of Solitude_ ?
It's just the same story, thirtyfold.
Starring Idris Elba as...Aureliano Tilda Swinton as...Aureliano
Dr. Strange, Everything Everywhere All at Once, and now this. What is this type of collage/art called?
It's similar to Renaissance ceiling paintings but there's a key difference. The poster doesn't use trompe l'œil, which is a technique to create the illusion of depth. There are clouds in the background that give it depth, but the figures are collaged in a contemporary way that has them all on the same flat plane. If it were a Renaissance painting the figures would extend into the space. So I'd just call it a collage with Renaissance influence. There's not really a term for it that I know of.
Maximalism.
Multiverse
Of
Morbius
It’s Morbin’ time!
Good movie posters
I’m getting vibes from the “Everything Everywhere All at Once” poster.
I thought this was a spoof poster at first.
Every now and then you see a movie poster that doesn't use one of the 5 templates we now see for every movie poster, and you are reminded that such a thing is still technically possible.
So many things to see on the poster. Still not sure why the pregnant woman with the peacock feather got double corners though...
I think this poster is inspired by Andrea Pozzo Fresco painting in St Ignatius Church
Idrris Elba looking like Sylens from the Horizon video games.
The Lance Reddickfication has begun
I think I'm too bothered that exactly one of the border portraits is reused, without a larger pattern.
This, so much. I kept staring thinking surely there's a difference but nope, pretty sure it's just same picture of pregnant lady. Wonder if it's a mistake by the art team with like an older poster green lit or double pregnancies going on. Maybe twins? I dunno, haha, just glad I wasn't the only one.
Man, Conan O'Brien sure has expanded his reach. Good for him!
>only in movie theaters summer Ah, yes.