>movies until 2000s/10s >writer sits down >what if character couldn't lie? >...and suppose that his life depends on lying like that of a lawyer? >...and this happens because he's a successful workaholic lawyer and ignores his son, who wishes his dad couldn't lie for a day >let me write a comfy family movie out of this
>movies nowadays >writer launches notes app on his iphone >dude what if superhero fought supervillian XD >what if superhero is insufficient but many superheroes come together and fight the villian XD >THIS IS EPIC XDDDD >what if superhero is gender neutral >OMG I'M A FILM WRITING GENIUS >HEY SIRI CALL PRODUCER XD
Why are you romantisizing the formulaic shit of the past? Liar Liar is a good movie but it's completely held together by Jim Carrey.
Alexander Foster
>romantisizing the only positive thing i said about the particular film is being comfy. what you need to focus on is the difference between a film and utter rubbish.
Grayson Ramirez
Alright, I understand that Liar Liar is a mediocre comedy from a time when mediocre comedies were ubiquitous, and that capeshit writers are liberal and have iphones and that capeshit is often not good. But what exactly is the point you are trying to convey?
Matthew Sanchez
>1997 in film Liar Liar Spawn Men in Black Batman & Robin
Brody Foster
>Hack writing was better when it DIDN'T have distracting special effects!!
Julian Moore
What a shitshow. Remember 1996? We got kino like: Biodome Space Jam Twister The Island of Dr. Moreau
Jaxson Sanchez
You could of just said
>movies nowadays >pandering
Brandon Foster
Yeah, that's definitely true. Back then the gimmicks had to be built into the writing, it couldn't just be visual flash.
Jaxson Thompson
The late 90s might possibly be the platinum age of film.
Camden Hall
> '70s -'90s writers >let's writing some female characters with big titties >movie has actresses with big titties yep kino
Nolan Phillips
No. Early 90s.
Pulp Fiction True Romance Leon The Usual Suspects The Shawshank Redemption
Luis Long
Perhaps 90s in film in general is why there's so much nostalgia for the decade overall. Perhaps like how music did for the 80s nostalgia.
Aiden Wright
I don't recall Pauly Shore being in any of those films
Brandon Perez
Now we have the same shit movies, but with flatboards. Progress!
Gabriel Thomas
Leap Dave Williams
Kevin Williams
Titanic Starship Troopers The Fifth Element Con Air Austin Powers Cube Event Horizon Dante's Peak Mousehunt
>1997 >only posts shitty summer movies for kids Millennial detected
Ayden Thompson
STOP BREAKING THE LAW ASSHOLE
Christopher Allen
I was simply cherry picking to form the argument that nothing has changed. Though clearly it has. Nice humor gland IDIOT
Benjamin Ortiz
not the OP, but my takeaway is that even mediocre movies from the past still at least had original ideas and required creativity. movies today are just remakes and sequels
Jace Gomez
Iron Man Thor The Avengers Guardians of the Galaxy Ant-Man Black Panther Captain Marvel
All are original adaptations of literature. Some have sequels, ones not listed like Incredible Hulk and Doctor Strange have been rebooted for the better.
Robert Sanders
>All are original adaptations of literature. based shitposter
That's idiotic, especially as there's no equivalence between his examples at all. You can use his methods and claim exactly the opposite just as easily.
Joseph Perez
It's you. Salmon was okay, made so by Clark and the qt 3.14 from 2.5 men; beerfest is kinda funny when you're 12; supertropes was shit from tip to tail
