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Hopefully the sista at @0:27 wasnt on that plane
Be a BETTER MOVIE!
That should be the twist
Have her be the one who sets the boss up..
I’m good
Ummm?
Get to writing.
Cause you could do this in a similar scenario where its a company retreat they get separated in a storm. Avalanche. And now that white boss needs that woman to help him survive (much like at work)
he prolly seeded her up before getting on the plane.
now he dies on some remote island, while she has to go thru life being an unhappy single mother raising a cac baby
They survived a catastrophic plane crash and the first thing he does upon regaining consciousness is criticize her and remind her he's her boss as if that matters in that situation.
I might be venturing out on a limb here but I'm gonna guess this movie isn't a serious survival drama e.g. Cast Away.
I might be venturing out on a limb here but I'm gonna guess this movie isn't a serious survival drama e.g. Cast Away.
Sidebar: cast away was a SERIOUS survival drama? I have NEVER thought of that way.
But to that point, Bro I've been trapped in train cars, elevators , a glass bottom boat, plane, locked on a city roof... with other people.
And the FIRST one to talk that type of sh*t every time?
Is a white man.
White men love to act and think like the are the smartest in the room; but truth be told are always the dumbest...
Those usually are the ones you want to see die gruesomely in disaster movies
And they will do that sh*t in the face of OBVIOUS FACT.
I mean yeah men in general we do that IM THE LEADER MAN sh*t but my PERSONAL experience is that when the guns come out? The electricity cuts out? The sharks start to circle Zthe boat?
Black men tend to look at each other on some A team sh*t. And a black women if present? will either be Hannibal or BA.
White man suddenly thinks its their moment to play grand commander... badly.
Mofos will kill the whole situation to prove being right; Django classic example of how white men truly think...
Check your texts when you get a minute
What did you think of Cast Away as? I'm curious.
Yeah, I'm not denying white men have massive egos but those situations aren't comparable to being stranded on a deserted island in the middle of nowhere. The situations you mentioned leave a very reasonable expectation of rescue in a timely manner.
Not a SERIOUS survival film but I may be taking your statement too literal.
Its a movie. We haven't even seen it yet. And it seems to be in the exact vein and tone of other recent Rami projects. Fun horror modernized throwback. I think you should see it before that one moment colors your whole opinion of the movie.
My next question is what do you consider a "serious" survival film or just a serious film in general?
Honestly, I would say my statement was redundant since, by definition, dramas are serious. So calling a film a "serious drama" is like calling a film a "light-hearted comedy." And Cast Away is undoubtedly a drama.
Since, it's Raimi, and I know the film isn't trying to take itself seriously, I have no problem watching it at some point. I'm not in a hurry to do so by any means. And, despite what it seems, I wasn't being critical. I was just pointing out what seemed to be the tone of the film.
My next question is what do you consider a "serious" survival film or just a serious film in general?
Honestly, I would say my statement was redundant since, by definition, dramas are serious. So calling a film a "serious drama" is like calling a film a "light-hearted comedy." And Cast Away is undoubtedly a drama.
Since, it's Raimi, and I know the film isn't trying to take itself seriously, I have no problem watching it at some point. I'm not in a hurry to do so by any means. And, despite what it seems, I wasn't being critical. I was just pointing out what seemed to be the tone of the film.
That is what threw me off you saying "serious drama" means something different to me.
That's what I'm trying to get at -- what does "serious drama" mean to you? To me, it meant the film aimed to depict authentic human emotions in response to a tragedy and a struggle for survival. Personally, I believe Cast Away did that quite well.
This!!!!
It's always use clueless CaC dickhead who thinks he and HE ALONE must take charge of the situation.
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