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r/AnimalsBeingJerks • u/Thund3rbolt • Jun 17 '24
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She thought Godzilla was the problem. Until King Kong came up.
182 u/Gunzenator2 Jun 18 '24 These monster movies are getting really low budget now. 35 u/whycuthair Jun 18 '24 Yeah, but at least we're going back to the roots of natural cinema instead of a CGI crap fest. 12 u/Gunzenator2 Jun 18 '24 You don’t get more “classic misdirection” than this. 4 u/whycuthair Jun 18 '24 Yes, this is Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin level script writing. Brilliant! 1 u/Glass-Fan111 Jun 18 '24 I’d say too many sequels in short time. 5 u/Plate-Extreme Jun 18 '24 Highly underrated comment 👏👏 2 u/[deleted] Jun 18 '24 Well done, fellow Redditor.
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These monster movies are getting really low budget now.
35 u/whycuthair Jun 18 '24 Yeah, but at least we're going back to the roots of natural cinema instead of a CGI crap fest. 12 u/Gunzenator2 Jun 18 '24 You don’t get more “classic misdirection” than this. 4 u/whycuthair Jun 18 '24 Yes, this is Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin level script writing. Brilliant! 1 u/Glass-Fan111 Jun 18 '24 I’d say too many sequels in short time.
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Yeah, but at least we're going back to the roots of natural cinema instead of a CGI crap fest.
12 u/Gunzenator2 Jun 18 '24 You don’t get more “classic misdirection” than this. 4 u/whycuthair Jun 18 '24 Yes, this is Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin level script writing. Brilliant!
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You don’t get more “classic misdirection” than this.
4 u/whycuthair Jun 18 '24 Yes, this is Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin level script writing. Brilliant!
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Yes, this is Buster Keaton or Charlie Chaplin level script writing. Brilliant!
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I’d say too many sequels in short time.
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Highly underrated comment 👏👏
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Well done, fellow Redditor.
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u/Neozea Jun 18 '24
She thought Godzilla was the problem. Until King Kong came up.