You just like his traps
Black Mirror: Bandersnatch
This was pretty cool and fun even though it makes you feel manipulated....which is entirely the point.
Set in the 80's, a young game coder creates the first choose-your-own-adventure game, then soon becomes suspicious that an unseen force is controlling his life....which is true because the movie itself is a CYOA, controlled by your streamer remote. It layers itself like "Inception".
Wife was indifferent at first, but about five choices in she was yelling what choice she wanted me to pick lol. We had fun playing different storylines.
Predicted by Ray Bradbury in Fahrenheit 451, this is the future of entertainment.
This was pretty cool and fun even though it makes you feel manipulated....which is entirely the point.
Set in the 80's, a young game coder creates the first choose-your-own-adventure game, then soon becomes suspicious that an unseen force is controlling his life....which is true because the movie itself is a CYOA, controlled by your streamer remote. It layers itself like "Inception".
Wife was indifferent at first, but about five choices in she was yelling what choice she wanted me to pick lol. We had fun playing different storylines.
Predicted by Ray Bradbury in Fahrenheit 451, this is the future of entertainment.
Definitely entertaining. Gunna watch my wife go through it and see how different our story lines end up lol
I actually liked Birdbox.
Everyone been complaining about originality, then bitch about movies like this
Everyone been complaining about originality, then bitch about movies like this
Lol exactly. Some people just wanna bitch.
I remember watching Crocodile Dundee 2 at the drive in as a kid. Good times!Interesting opinion piece
Original Storytelling Is Losing Its Power, And That's Bad For America
Top grossing films 30 years ago
- “Rain Man”
- “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”
- “Coming to America”
- “Big”
- “Twins”
- “Crocodile Dundee II”
- “Die Hard”
- “The Naked Gun, From the Files of Police Squad”
- “Cocktail”
And for 2018
- “Beetlejuice”
- “Black Panther”
- “Avengers: Infinity War”
- “Incredibles 2”
- “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom”
- “Deadpool 2”
- “Dr. Suess’ The Grinch”
- “Mission Impossible-Fallout”
- “Ant-Man and the Wasp”
- “Solo: A Star Wars Story”
None are original, half are super hero movies.
- “Venom”
When wack dude laid out his drawings on the table, wife was like 'Cthulhu?' I think she might have nailed it.
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I liked the concept of Bandersnatch. The show itself was kind of boring.
I believe they made fun of that "fact" in several instances when they said things like rushed out without many choices, a team generic game, etc.
something to check out the response they get and I am sure, even a simple story with options takes a lot to produce.
I believe they made fun of that "fact" in several instances when they said things like rushed out without many choices, a team generic game, etc.
something to check out the response they get and I am sure, even a simple story with options takes a lot to produce.
It really doesn’t matter how the story plays out. This was revolutionary television. I loved every choice. Hopefully this inspires more creatives.
Heard it's a fun movie.
Bird Box.
Much better than expected.
Sandra went all in... she was pretty damn good in it.
Much better than expected.
Sandra went all in... she was pretty damn good in it.
Just watched Bandersnatch on Netflix.
Fun concept. I enjoyed it but plan on watching it again to see how much changes.
Fun concept. I enjoyed it but plan on watching it again to see how much changes.
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Deepwater Horizon: Man, what an intense f'in movie. It had me and my wife on edge. Amazing cinematography.
Curious: when dude asks "who are you?", did you choose Netflix or the forked path?
At first I chose the forked path
It ended up making me circle around and choose Netflix, though.
Hollywood looks to be in major debt:
Can Hollywood’s Biggest Media Companies Avoid Getting Crushed by Debt?
Debt caused, not by expensive movies, but by stock buy-backs and acquisitions. If things go sideways for them it could have a major impact on films though.
Can Hollywood’s Biggest Media Companies Avoid Getting Crushed by Debt?
Debt caused, not by expensive movies, but by stock buy-backs and acquisitions. If things go sideways for them it could have a major impact on films though.
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