Like seriously

I’m all set with my Star Wars saga collection

I have all 6 movies on DVD

The 2004 special editions, except of course for Revenge of the Sith, that’s 2005

This is sorta related to the conversation but how lame is it when the hero ALWAYS beats the villain?

Totally lame

There has to be at least a sign of a struggle. White hats cant ALWAYS beat black hats

There’s no excitement if you KNOW the hero is going to win all the time

Of course you want them to win

But then you have no story

<:9360_pixel_yes:726877001138569286> @jerpeau

I honestly think that the villain should win most of the time to show how much of a threat they are. Doesn't mean that the hero has to be weak

Or for it to be maybe 50/50

I like flawed heroes and/or anti-heroes more anyway. Gives them more depth.

I am too tired for examples though

But I love the John Wick series. Not sure if its the nostalgia for 80s action flicks, but thats the good cheeze right there

For any Gen-Xers, Beavis and Butthead will be returning with a new show. Carry on

I heard about the Beavis and Butthead reboot, they said the new one is supposed to be made to appeal to Gen-Z

My expectations are real low, hopefully it won’t be total garbage

They need to stop remaking and rebooting things, every time they do they suck

I’m also getting real annoyed with all these female characters that are just perfect in every way and can’t have any flaws because I can’t relate to those types of characters. They’re just annoying. I’m Gen Z and I watch movies from the 80’s way more than any current ones because they are just better in every way and the characters actually have realistic weaknesses

I think a big example of this is the original Charlie's Angels vs. the new Charlie's Angels. A 19 year difference in time really makes a difference.

You guys are both speaking facts right here LOL

@Evelyn S. 🇺🇸 Yes I watch movies and shows from the 80s way more than I watch anything current

Two actually good recent-ish movies were Midway (2019) and Ford v. Ferrari, or for anyone outside of the USA it was called “Le Mans ‘66”

I watched Midway. I liked most of it, however, somehow it still ended up trying to sympathize with the Japanese it felt like.

I didn’t feel any sympathy, I just felt like it showed their side

But they were still undoubtedly the bad guys

I didn't sympathize, I just felt like it was there.

I see what you mean

Ford v Ferrari was excellent too in my opinion

Men unapologetically doing manly things.

Had feeling ready to race the other cars the whole drive home <:dogekek:726878872607653918>

That may backfire, to much John Wick to quick

No such thing.

They’re just filming them back-to-back, they’ll probably actually release a year or two apart from each other

Lots of movies do that

@Froski Good answer <:dogekek:726878872607653918>

John Wick/Keanu Reeves is fantastic.

He is, i just dont want it to get oversaturated