Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:13:04 PM No.212669646
Is this good writing advice
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:13:51 PM No.212669665
who accused him this week?
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:14:02 PM No.212669672
Schindler's List could have used this wisdom.
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:14:31 PM No.212669683
Ummmm... that happened.
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:15:36 PM No.212669710
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:18:07 PM No.212669778
>>212669646 (OP)
It's not even a good sentence.
It's not even a good sentence.
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:22:21 PM No.212669899
>>212669646 (OP)
It worked well with The Avengers, so yeah, maybe it's good advice. I recently watched a documentary about the Russo-Ukrainian War. Russians were slaughtering civilians and bombing apartments. Even in the darkest hours of the documentary, the Ukrainian people of Mariupol, the doctors, rescuers, and civilians, never lost the ability to joke around. Maybe the humor was dark, or maybe it was just a coping mechanism, or it could be something even more Freudian or Jungian, it's hard to tell. But it's always easier to survive in the darkest, grimmest environments if you can still make jokes, or if someone tells you a joke to cheer you up.
It worked well with The Avengers, so yeah, maybe it's good advice. I recently watched a documentary about the Russo-Ukrainian War. Russians were slaughtering civilians and bombing apartments. Even in the darkest hours of the documentary, the Ukrainian people of Mariupol, the doctors, rescuers, and civilians, never lost the ability to joke around. Maybe the humor was dark, or maybe it was just a coping mechanism, or it could be something even more Freudian or Jungian, it's hard to tell. But it's always easier to survive in the darkest, grimmest environments if you can still make jokes, or if someone tells you a joke to cheer you up.
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:26:49 PM No.212670036
>>212669646 (OP)
Nolan gave us The Dark Knight and proved the graphic novel as a viable medium and Academy Award worthy genre. Joss Whedon have us the introduction to slapstick comedy in comic book movies forever altering the comic book movie landscape in a negative direction.
Nolan gave us The Dark Knight and proved the graphic novel as a viable medium and Academy Award worthy genre. Joss Whedon have us the introduction to slapstick comedy in comic book movies forever altering the comic book movie landscape in a negative direction.
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:28:24 PM No.212670072
>>212669646 (OP)
It is for American audiences who are in the modern age essentially a big living fart joke.
It is for American audiences who are in the modern age essentially a big living fart joke.
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:30:58 PM No.212670146
This is great advice. I watched that movie Logan since marvel movies are my favorite and halfway during the movie I turned to my grandma and said "grandma.. where's the jokes?" and boy did we laugh
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:32:02 PM No.212670183
>we have to make sure older women enjoy the product too
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:32:55 PM No.212670215
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:35:03 PM No.212670280
>>212670036
>Nolan gave us The Dark Knight and proved the graphic novel as a viable medium
He also gave us the infamous plane scene, and proved himself as a retard who can't write for shit.
>Nolan gave us The Dark Knight and proved the graphic novel as a viable medium
He also gave us the infamous plane scene, and proved himself as a retard who can't write for shit.
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:36:08 PM No.212670320
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 8:55:31 PM No.212670914
>>212669646 (OP)
It's good in theory that you can have a character do a one liner occasionally so that a film doesn't just become a dreary, depressing piece of shit, but modern writers have taken it too far, to the point where no film is capable of being sincere anymore.
It's good in theory that you can have a character do a one liner occasionally so that a film doesn't just become a dreary, depressing piece of shit, but modern writers have taken it too far, to the point where no film is capable of being sincere anymore.