Never understood the "I don't like anime" mindset, of course everyone has the right to like and/or dislike anything they choose to, but as you said it's a medium. "I don't like anime" makes as much sense as "I don't like live action movies." It doesn't.
I guess "I don't like the way anime look," or, "I don't like the Japanese approach to storytelling" makes more sense.
I think the same. The humor in Thor movies came from him being an alien who didn't understand how life on Earth worked, like the famous — and very funny — "another!" secene in the cafeteria, but he was never a clown.
There's a scene in Love and Thunder pretty on brand with early Thor humor. In a flashback, Thor and Jane are watching a horror movie, Thor gets spooked and points the hammer to the TV. I wish the last two movies embraced this "fish out of water" kinda humor instead of dumb, goofy Thor and sentient axes.
I always hated Thor Ragnarok. Piece of waste Taika Waititi approach to movies is "let's make an episode of The Three Stooges," and that's not filmmaking, that's being stupid.
There's this Italian restaurant near me, everything time I went I asked for a marinara pizza with eggplant, mushrooms, onions, and olives on top. Tastier stuff I have ever eaten. Eggplant is the secret ingredient, and yes, it works great on pizza.
I just want to get a CRT monitor for cheap.
Now I want to play it too, LOL.
I'd struggle 'cause 俺の日本語は上手じゃない, but I like torturing myself anyways.
I guess Summer Breeze wasn't available, huh?
This got me very excited, but with the source being "trust me, bro," I better not get my hopes up.
What would I tell a kid they must adore a guy who would burn entire cities and shit? I'd rather teach the kid tolerance.
Never understood the "I don't like anime" mindset, of course everyone has the right to like and/or dislike anything they choose to, but as you said it's a medium. "I don't like anime" makes as much sense as "I don't like live action movies." It doesn't.
I guess "I don't like the way anime look," or, "I don't like the Japanese approach to storytelling" makes more sense.
I think the same. The humor in Thor movies came from him being an alien who didn't understand how life on Earth worked, like the famous — and very funny — "another!" secene in the cafeteria, but he was never a clown.
There's a scene in Love and Thunder pretty on brand with early Thor humor. In a flashback, Thor and Jane are watching a horror movie, Thor gets spooked and points the hammer to the TV. I wish the last two movies embraced this "fish out of water" kinda humor instead of dumb, goofy Thor and sentient axes.
I always hated Thor Ragnarok. Piece of waste Taika Waititi approach to movies is "let's make an episode of The Three Stooges," and that's not filmmaking, that's being stupid.
The US version of The Office, LOL.
Watched 8 episodes and would rather watch paint dry for the rest of my life than watching the rest of the series.
There's this Italian restaurant near me, everything time I went I asked for a marinara pizza with eggplant, mushrooms, onions, and olives on top. Tastier stuff I have ever eaten. Eggplant is the secret ingredient, and yes, it works great on pizza.
I once saw someone describe memes as "boilerplate humor" and I now I can't get that concept out of my head.
Gotta watch that one.
Minion gibberish makes as much sense as most of the dialogue written by George Lucas.
It's alright if it's company time.
Username checks out.
Frieren and her obsession with useless magic.
They are "anti-car ideology," which is good, people should be the priority.
Catholic... Sexually active... Oh boy! I don't like where this is going!
Don't forget having intercourse!
I don't know, Rick, it looks fake to me.