Must see movie trailers…

Saw Boneyard and did not think much of it. Mel is getting a low budget, that these look up to par with after school specials, but I have no problem with that. Old school type movies.

When a mysterious force begins to disrupt their big summer fun, Noah and his friends team up with a retired police detective to embark on a monstrous adventure to save their island.

@comicsgate : You son of a…., here I come to the forums to post the new Joker 2 trailer and you beat me to it. Utter bastard you are!!! lol

I am kind of with you about the movie, when I heard about it I was thinking “Why?”. And then I heard it was a partial musical, and I HATE musicals. But, man does the cinematography look fantastic, as does the acting.

Well, I’ll just post this then. It looks great.

@DarthVengeant See, I like your Death Metal mentality. It’s something I’ll bring up to AnimeMan as well. The Geeks don’t take stuff from anyone and stand up for themselves more than any other demographic group. As for the trailer, I’m all too happy when anyone beats me to the punch, but I’m not on any social media anymore. When they closed me off from Youtube, I figured that was it, so apart from some esoteric and fringe sites, I don’t get to post and comment, so I might be on here more than most.

I really don’t mind if people say to me, hey, FOAD. There’s a lot of miscommunication and we all are on edge from being betrayed over and over in every institution and at every level.

Side note, but that Secret Service lady, the way she spoke, reminds almost exactly of Leslye Headland. Kimberly Cheatle reminds me of Leslye Headland is every way, like thought and mentality and speaks in those cult terms like inclusion and diversity. Imagine wanting to gender swap Dan Bongino and you bring in, like a Rosie O’Donnel figure or Lena Dunham type goblin woman.

@DragonLady I am NOT into this new Joker movie much, but when you make a billion, it’s almost a crime if you don’t try to tap the well again to see if the market is there for the money. The thing is, I want an antiwoke message. That was something the first Joker gave us, with that ending scene involving the Talk Show host, it reminded me of The Vengeful One video by Disturbed.
It implied certain things about the media and we know that Late Night tells the same jokes, has the same writers and the same political persuasion, as they are stuffed shirts and talking heads hitting us with disinfo and misinfo and outright falsehoods about all of reality.

The first Joker movie was brilliant in that way. The more I think about it, the more it stands out much higher than people like Sorkin or Jeff Daniels who punched down at the youth. Joker punched up at the media moguls. You never see that. Gets my respect. I do NOT see that message in the sequel, so I have no interest. Joker and Winter Solider both had anti Deep State subliminal messages. Someone back in the day, I think Chris Gore, but can’t recall, said the original Ghostbusters had Libertarian themes.

Appreciate Angel Studious for trying. Idealistic.

From the white guys who brought you “What Is A Woman?” comes “Am I Racist?” Matt Walsh goes deep undercover in the world of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Prepare to be shocked by how far race hustlers will go and how much further Matt Walsh will go to expose the grift, uncovering absurdities that will leave you laughing. “Am I Racist?” It’s not just a documentary, it’s a social experiment. Only in theaters September 13th, 2024.

Have not watched this show yet. I really liked Severance and this seems like that and also, like Pantheon. No one out there that I know has talked about this show.
Robbie Amell has such a look. It’s so odd to me that he kind of looks like Jennifer Connely would be his sister.

From Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation) comes Upload, a new sci-fi comedy. In the near future, people who are near death can be “uploaded” into virtual reality environments. Cash-strapped Nora works customer service for the luxurious “Lakeview” digital afterlife. When party-boy/coder Nathan’s car crashes, his girlfriend uploads him into Nora’s VR world.

Premise

In 2033, humans can “upload” themselves into a virtual afterlife of their choosing. When computer programmer Nathan Brown dies prematurely, he is uploaded to the very expensive Lakeview, but then finds himself under the thumb of his possessive, still-living girlfriend Ingrid. As Nathan adjusts to the pros and cons of digital heaven, he bonds with Nora, his living customer service rep. Nora struggles with the pressures of her job, her dying father who does not want to be uploaded, and her growing feelings for Nathan while slowly coming to believe that Nathan was murdered.