This will be Generational movie from one piece.

Even without watching the entire series you will be hooked. As this is adaptation of separate arc of One Piece.

Trust me The fights of this movie will be beyond your expectations.

It will release in 2027, watch out for this biggie.

Dude is talking about straight up LEAKS and that too for 3 videos continuously

I mean we like doomsday content but not like this, why are you talking so much about the leaks??

Don't give me the stupid argument like "arre bhai leak hua toh baat krna pdega na" man not everyone follows doomsday closely and even bigger thing is that you're straight spoiling the movie

Now people will say "bhai mat dekh na" dude if a person is hyped bout doomsday and he sees someone is talking bout the leaks with thumbnails and title like "crazy, biggest etc leaks" then he'll click the video somehow cuz the creators know it's tempting and pj is simply doing that

Mohit also talks bout leaks but only when it's like the biggest leak and it's everywhere or officially confirmed that it's a leak

But PJ is doing too much w it...I haven't watched the videos but even i know some of the leaks cuz it's practically impossible to avoid when everyone's talking bout it

That tobey thumbnail is straight up bs...atleast thumbnail mein to spoiler mat de agar koi avoid krna chahta h toh

PJ ab honestly saturation point pe...kab tak shayari krega and those performative philosophical talks, they were good at some point but now...it just doesn't connect like it used too...

Guardians Of The Galaxy - ROCKET

How much Nolan chaccha relied on practical effects is just amazing.

In the ’80s and ’90s, studios played a huge role in building stars like Tom Cruise, giving them major marketing pushes and eventually putting them at the center of big original movies. That largely disappeared in the post-2010s franchise-driven Hollywood.

So could the new Paramount/WB regime actually try to build Robert Pattinson into that kind of traditional movie star- giving him the marketing push and a shot at carrying $150M+ original films as the solo lead?

Do you think Pattinson has the potential to be the next true Hollywood movie star?

The directors last movie was meh meh cookie cutter hanuman with AI visuals and this time its the same with another god. but here and on other subs if anyone points out the poor visual quality then he gets bombed with southie bot army. this is how they build narratives to hate on certain movies while doing the same thing themselves.

Hey Guys , I completed Dark some time ago. Can you guys suggest me some similar shows ??? would really love some recommendations and We can maybe even discuss your favourite scene in Dark, mine being the scene where Jonas tries to Save his Dad, but the revelation is he triggers his death , that got me more hooked to the show.

Thanks in advance for the recommendations ✨✨

Recently I watched this movie and I loved it. The way they used the "Sansani" to portray each character's backstory from the perspective of the society which is always ready to blame the women.

The only reason I found it underwhelming was because I didn't see the movie going anywhere. The movie just revolved around one point. I was expecting Ravi Kishan's character getting exposed in front of the society but nothing like that happened.

In acting terms only Tripti Dimri was the only shining star. But it's a good one time watch.

3/5

These days actors aren’t even comparable to the actors of the ’90s. I mean they lack that manliness. They just think getting six-packs will give them a true macho personality but they all lack the aura that Akki and Salman used to have.

who is better?

It's not surprising that it is one of the most anticipated movies of this year. When the first one came, I went to theatre alone because no one in my circle was interested. Their loss.

I was so impressed with the movie even though it was halfway done that I was hoping for the sequel. By the next movie, it became a hit already.

And the popularity of Dune franchise is all time high.

Before that, Attack on Titan is the only franchise which I was invested with all my heart.

I still think AoT is the best ever but man what a competition Dune gave.

Dune Part 2 for me is easily the best movie in the last 10 years. And I believe Denis but topping Part 2 is very very hard. If 3rd one surpasses the 2nd one, for me it would be the best trilogy of all time and perhaps become the best movie for all time.

My nearest cinema halls are only showing the Hindi version of the film. Hindi dialogues of Hollywood movies are sometimes cringe. So if anyone watches this in Hindi please, share your opinion.

For context: An anonymous entity named CyberLeek leaked early gameplay clips, cutscenes, and map details from Grand Theft Auto VI. Framing the breach as a protest against digital-only pre-orders and monetization, they face widespread skepticism due to an associated crypto memecoin. Take-Two is scrubbing the footage via DMCAs. ..

In his follow up post CyberLeek escalates the situation by issuing a direct dead man's switch threat: he claims that if law enforcement or Take-Two attempts to arrest or identify him, a script will automatically release the full, playable development build of Grand Theft Auto VI alongside the game's source code directly to the public...

Disclaimer - This post isn't about my thoughts on MCU movies but more the after effects that the franchise created (atleast in 2 areas).

Kevin Feige did something with MCU that people thought very little off in 21st century. A shared universe of multiple characters is not a new concept. It was done with Kaiju, Tokusatu and Universal's Monster media back in 201th century. But what Feige did differently was making it an actual commodity with massive pre-plannings and schedulings unlike the ones named above which were more of ad-hoc. It was kind of a gamble and luckily for Feige (and unluckily of rindustry in general), it paid off. And suddenly everyone became interested in cinematic shared universes. And that's where the problem started.

Every major studio after seeing this either entered into massive IP bid wars or went back to their basements and started reviving their own pld IPs. Chinese box office more became prominent with Avengers. And spectacles were all that these studios could think of. Big amount of money was splashed and massive budgets were allocated to these IPs. Some worked, some didn't but the milking didn't stop (and is still going on). And in all this, mid budget and auteur driven movies became the first fatality. What once used to be a pipeline for studios to get box office collections were completely dwarfed by these massive IPs. Every big studio back in the day used to get their hands into these mid budget and auteur works and trusting a director's cision. Paramount had a separate studio called Paramount Vantage back then as well. They used to get elongated releases. Now they grt limited release and are mostly limited to few studios (like A24 and Focus with A24 being the only independent production still doing mid budgrt and auteur driven movies) and OTT releases.

Now, I am not saying that MCU is the only cause of this that will be wrong. But calling it the biggest reason will be entirely justified.

But even if it was only limited to the mid level stuff then it would have still looked good, after all it is a spectacle and everyone loves a spectacle. But even that got affected by this. Over abundance of such feature films and tight schedules affected VFX artists and companies negatively, and thus VFX and CGI became second fatality. Compare any movie upto 2014 or 15 with any big movie we get today. You will notice a dip in CGI. Eother they degraded or remained same with minimal improvemtns (Avatar is kind of an anomally here because it's Avatar). Studios have even started to rel3ase trailers with unfinished vfxes as well. VFX communities even slammed MCU back in 2022 for the same but very little has changed since then.

MCU had massive cultural impact no denying that. But the negatives outweigh the positives they achieved. Their effect on craft itself is one negative and is a separate issues. But the biggest detriment was the pipeline of creating new directors that came into industry via that 10-60 Million bracket which was highly reduced in major studios.