FourCrossedWands

Yeah, Metallica is just like an entry-level metal. There's nothing to hate about it. Unless you just don't like electric guitars and drums.

Aren't they expected to crash like every single previous cycle?

OK, but the corruption in the movie industry would be a brilliant topic.

Perhaps you should make a video about music and your view on different genres, movies as well. I am sure it would be a popular video.

Leo thinks metal is some evil worshipping of devil while in reality 90% of metal gigs are literally like little kids clown parties.

Programming

I am sure an alternative universe exists where Leo Gura is a metal head 😂

I get what you mean. That part of the movie is basically corrupted. They just wanted to inflate sales, so they put the "Cloverfield" name on a movie that wouldn't otherwise get much attention. Creating movie franchises is much more profitable than making standalone movies with brand new names.

It wasn't a typical sequel, but it followed up on the first movie in the last 15 minutes or so. It was also a completely different genre. One of the best psycho thrillers ever made.

There are some exceptions to this rule. For example the movie Cloverfield (2008) wasn't very good, but the sequel 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) was much better in my opinion.

Is this some kind of self humiliation or why y'all watching this sh**?

I don't see how a political view has anything to do with it. I wasn't able to finish the movie because it was a chaotic mess with mediocre acting at best.

One of the most overrated movies of recent years.

US economy / USD going down while the stock market is up. If the USD goes down by 20% a year and the stock market goes up 15%, you are losing money. The only way out is gold and silver. China and India are hoarding gold because they want to stop being dependent on the US. I did a mistake and bought US stocks right before the USD started crashing. Fortunately, I have more money in gold than in the stocks.

The last good sci-fi movies were made like 10-15 years ago. The same goes for good historical movies. Stop looking for something that doesn't exist. Edge of Tomorrow, Moon, Passengers, Sunshine, In Time... these are all good sci-fi movies, much better than anything from 2020-2025.

I don't remember a single scene from that movie. It was so bad it got auto-deleted from my memory.

I have just realized it's made by the director of the Fargo series, which was pretty good. It's so sad seeing good directors becoming so bad these days. The same goes for Ridley Scott and Gladiator 2, which was just terrible.

This is like a 10th post on this topic. No this is a bad idea and yes it will ruin you and you will lose all your money.

IMO, the only good Alien or Predator movies in the last two decades were Predators (2010) and Prey (2022). Anything Alien since the 2000s is pretty much trash. AVP1 was OK.

No, it's just made by a French director

So, this gets 7.6 rating while Alien: Resurrection only 6.2? I would rather watch Alien: Resurrection on repeat than this modern slop.

The problem is that investing into unethical business often doesn't work in the long term. Just look what happened to the United Health stock. It was considered a blue chip company, one of the safest businesses to park your money in. Now it's crumbled. All because of bad business practices and scamming customers (letting them die).

My favorite companies are Berkshire Hathaway and Waste Management. They are definitely not 100% ethical though...

There aren't any publicly traded companies that are 100% ethical. There is always something bad you can find about any company. Personally, I refuse to invest in companies that are undergoing numerous investigations, and have predatory business practices (eg. Google, Meta, United Health, etc.) I my opinion, such companies are worse than the tobacco industry. Also, I refuse to invest into anything crypto related. That stuff is just a huge waste of electricity, plus millions of people have been scammed.