I think it's just a name that is shared rather than a character from the epic, but it does feel weird. Like I know the guy's a good actor since he is pretty good in a lot of Korean movies (notably Train to Busan), but the casting is weird.
Ah that makes much more sense I don't find it nearly as bad then. I thought they were implying that the myth and the movie were the same.
I don't know for sure but sometimes in fantasy or science fiction stories, they sometimes like to name character or items after famous mythological heroes.
Dudes looking at the camera like its an egg mcmuffin
I think he's very popular in Korea, not just good at acting but lots of name recognition and such. I think when Disney tries to hire asians now they often try to find very popular actors in Asian countries.
And no audience score as well.The movie’s Rotten Tomatoes score is now officially the lowest of any MCU movie (Thor: The Dark World previously held claim to that title):
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The "best" part about this is that his character is gay so a Nigger faggot is responsible for nuking the japs
This is some top shelf cringe. Any chance the movie will drift into "so bad it's good" territory?
I can't quite put my finger on what makes the Auchwitz scenes from X-Men 1 and First Class tasteful while this scene is so fucking cringe in concept.
A lot of people on /tv/ pointed out how the costume design fucking sucks. My favorite shitty promotional poster for the Eternals is this one:
I don’t think audiences are allowed to post their reviews until the film is officially released. We’ll have to wait another week or so to see what it is, but it wouldn’t surprise me if it ends up being lower than The Closer.And no audience score as well.
Dave Chappelle’s trans jokes > The Eternals
It is now canon
Say what you want about the first X-Men movie, but that was a hell of a way to open a movie like that.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki were selected because they are high value military targets. Nuke or no nuke, they're going to get bombed into oblivion especially if Operation Olympic was to commence.
Next you're gonna tell me he's from outer space
I don't know for sure, but probably because they didn't milk it the way the could have. It was an Aushwitz scene with no gas chambers, crematoria, branding, or any of the theatrical horror we associate with the Holocaust. It's tense as fuck because you, the viewer, know what's going to happen, but the movie knows that you know. As a result, the setting and implications do most of the heavy lifting in a scene that's mostly just depressed looking people in period clothes standing in the rain.
The least they could have done is give him the "I-am-become-death" line. Something slightly more subtle than completely not.
Maybe your stars should do their promo shoots before the 72-hour coke bender. Just a thought.
Youd think he would have wised up a little before that, given that the Manhattan Project was explicitly about building a weapon from the jump. What did he think would happen?
X-Men in particular with that opening where he makes the gates open.....chills.
Did any of them help the mid 1900's Germans do, you know... that thing that they did with those big nose dudes?