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@@DemonFist94 I have indeed it’s awesome!

@@FellasProductionsI hope we get an Friday 13th Remake soon or follow up sequel from the 09 one(I think it's 09 can't remember lol) and also Art maaan He's one of my favorite horror icons already his design is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I agree! The effects are a huge step up from the last two films and it’s always great to see practical effects being used in films. The scene where he pulls the skin off of that guys face was just crazy and awesome!

Art is our saviour

The Thing is a must watch especially if you are a fan of gross creature designs and practical effects. You definitely won’t be disappointed by it Lord Rykard🫡

That’s actually a really good idea thank you! I still need to watch Return to Oz, I’ve seen some of the clips for it and it looks really creepy but also really cool.

You sir did the correct thing by not finishing that trailer. Trust me you wouldn’t want to waste anymore time on this film especially 2 hours like I did🥲 honestly it’s just an egocentric mess

Honestly that would not surprise me

I completely agree with you. His ego lead to him purposely sabotaging this film to prove a point to the comic book fanbase and fans of the first film but it’s only backfired on him. The film is a complete box office bomb and it’s just another bad film in his catalog full of bad films. Clearly the MCU ruined his idea of superhero films but he needs to realise they’re much more than the MCU and can actually be used to tell great stories. He should’ve embraced the love the first film received instead of getting annoyed and purposely wanting to piss off those fans. Also, if you haven’t seen Francis Ford Coppola praised this film which is funny as both of them have now released terrible films that are box office flops.

This is a really good way to put it!!! I didn't detect the sarcasm at first haha 😂

@@Hannah-y2zhave you seen the film? And if so what did you think?

​@@FellasProductions I really didn't like it, I tried to stay away from reviews before I watched it so that I could watch it with an open mind. But yeah it wasn't good, and I feel the same as you did, it kind of ruined the first one for me. I like King of Comedy and Taxi Driver and I liked how the first Joker drew from those films even though its portrayal of mental health had a lot less depth than the aforementioned films, I still found it to be a super entertaining watch. I love musicals and Ngl, i had to fast-forward a lot of the musical numbers because they were painfully boring and made me shudder and cringe even though they were great visually (I watched it on cam 😬). The assult scene was such an unecessarily dark thing to write into this film, I mostly tuned out after that point. One reviewer said that it was as if Arthur got the Joker R*ped out of him 😭. You know when Arthur laughs and says 'you wouldn't get it'? I feel like that's how Todd Phillips is reacting whilst he sees his movie bomb in the box office, he's already gotten paid and seems to despise comic book movie fans and anyone in general who liked the first Joker film.

⁠@@Hannah-y2zthe whole time I was watching it I just kept asking myself why? So many questionable decisions were made. I get Todd Philips doesn’t like superhero films but why would he purposely sabotage a film and ruin the reputation of his most praised work. Now he’s just going to be known as the guy that did the really bad Hangover sequels and the really bad Joker sequel. Honestly be glad you watched it on a cam and didn’t waste any money on it😅I still need to actually watch the King of Comedy as I’ve heard the Joker takes a lot from it and I’ve heard it’s actually a much better film.

I’m yet to watch that film is it any good?

@FellasProductions I saw it in cinema and people walked out. It starts of a bit promising, a sort of surreal black comedy but then it completely loses it's way and becomes unwatchable. At first the audience in the cinema seemed quite engaged and laughing along, and eventually, everyone seemed to tune out. The worst part about the film, is that for the people who like it there isn't much you can say to critique it, as they just respond with 'you don't understand what Ari Aster was trying to accomplish, it's suppose to be surreal' etc, when we actually do understand what Ari Aster was trying to accomplish, and just think the result id unwatchable garbage. It's actually the only movie I ever regret watching to the end. Even if a film is bad I never regret watching to the end, but for this one, I genuinely just want my 3 hours back.

⁠@@Hannah-y2z I feel like a lot of people use that defence of “you just don’t understand it” for bad films these days especially those made by A24 and Ari Aster. I’m not the biggest fan of his as I find his films a bit boring and pretentious but they are very well made. I thought Beau is Afraid looked decent from the trailer but I will probably give it a pass now😂. 3 hours is too precious time to be wasting.

@@FellasProductionsI’m glad someone else feels this way. It seems like you’re not allowed to think his movies are mid but they just kinda are

Honestly it’s disgusting. More and more stuff just seems to keep being revealed about how corrupt it is.

Yeah that’s just disgusting and disrespectful. I don’t think he actually cares about anyone other than himself.

@@FellasProductions I can just imagine his wife in heaven seeing all of it and being like the disappointment meme

@@fernandodecarlosmalcher7977 At least she can rest easy knowing he will not be joining her in heaven

If that is his message then it’s pretty funny that he’s released an absolute stinker of a film that’s definitely not going to save the film industry. Also, I would not want to see his or the rich elites’ idea of a utopia that would be one truly horrible world (although with what they do and what they’ve away with they kind of already live in it).

@@FellasProductions It's probably why the production companies never wanted to make it - they didn't want such a bad movie to push THEIR message lol.

It’s true it’s disgusting how much they are allowed to get away with just because of who they are and who they know. Woody Allen served no time in prison which is just shocking.

I 100% agree with you. What’s even weirder is that he cast his own daughter to have that incest relationship in The Godfather 3. There’s also a fair bit of incest in Megalopolis so he’s truly a gross guy.

​@FellasProductions I'll be fair about the daughter thing - Winona Ryder was supposed to play the character but dropped out at the last minute. And in Megalopolis, it's... somewhat condemned..? Like used as an example of the degradation of society in that world. Not defending the film or him as a person, though.

@@OrthoLou that’s fair enough about the daughter thing but it’s still weird he wanted an incest storyline in it. It does kind of make sense with Megalopolis being a retelling of the fall of Rome as there was a lot of incest back then.

I’m so happy it has bombed he doesn’t deserve success anymore. It seems like he has been cursed ever since he started to defend Salva. Whilst researching I came across the stuff he did on the set of Megalopolis but I couldn’t find much else. May I ask what else has he done?

@@FellasProductions there's the assault and harassment stuff on set like you said. Some lawsuits there. The visual effects team quit. Trailers were pulled because they had fake quotes.

@@dante6985 oh yeah I remember now they used AI to create the quotes for the trailer didn’t they? Honestly, that just seemed like damage control for the negative reviews it had already received at festivals. I hope the visual effects team managed to find better work it’s horrible how they are currently being treated in Hollywood. Not sure how far he will get with the lawsuit as there’s video proof apparently he would walk over to the women and say “this is for my pleasure” which is gross.

@@snorpy you’re right, supporting a pedophile, threatening to black list the 12 year old victim and harassing women on his set is truly ambitious. I wonder what he will do next.

@@FellasProductions Probably another feature film. What are you gonna do next? Another video complaining about it?

@@snorpyI’m going to not support a pedophile but if that’s something you want to do then you do you.

@@FellasProductions Maybe you should run him out of business with "Look Who's Barking 2". Then Hollywood will know who they actually ought to be giving a standing ovation.

@@snorpybuddy, you’re getting annoyed because someone on TH-cam called out a director for being a terrible person. It’s basic human decency.

Thank you 🙏🏻 I think it’s something more people need to know about as he’s one of the biggest names in the industry and what he has done is disgusting.

Honestly it’s so disgusting how they can throw away all of their morals just to further their own career. They really do not care about who gets hurt along the way. Then they preach about how we need to make the world a better place it’s really ironic. I’m sorry I have only just replied for some reason a bunch of comments have not appeared on my video.

It must be part of their criteria for people to be able to make it into the film industry. You must be a horrible human being. It’s disgusting how they ignored everything with Roman Polanski and then they even nominated The Pianist for Best Picture…

@@FellasProductions Agreed. There's a clip of an interview with Quinton Tarantino With Howard Stern, where Quinton is shocked when Howard and Robin push back against the "Polanski was framed; and he's a genius; and his victim said it wasn't a grape!" argument. I came across it randomly. But I'm sure it would be easy to find here on yt.

@@adinocc2042 thank you for letting me know I will have to find the clip! Tarantino also knew a lot about the Weinstein situation but he never spoke out about it.

I’m pointing out the fact Coppola defended a pedophile, tried to blacklist the victim, financed a pedophile, said the age gap between 12 and 29 wasn’t much and even has sexual misconduct allegations against himself. He’s a terrible person yet he’s still praised by fans and by Hollywood.

There’s probably a lot about him and others in the industry that we do not know about.

The reason he couldn’t get financed was because of continuous box office bombs so no studio wanted to finance his film. I’m also glad he spent his own money and it is bombing because he no longer deserves success after what he has done.

But he financed this film under a corporation, his vineyard/wine business. This movie has tanked, it will now become a tax write off. Coppola talked about this in an interview. There is no "He sacrificed his wealth/he's such an artist" bullshite. Everyone thinking this is some grand gesture of a 70s great. It's safe Mulligan Art...

⁠@@RichardGutierrezRG it’s one of the biggest flops of the year both financially and critically which I am happy about. I’m debating watching it so I can review it and see how bad it actually is. I have one of those cinema cards so no money would be going to Coppola.

Tbh I was only made aware of it when I saw his name pop up as a producer on jeepers creepers then I looked deeper into it. It’s actually surprising how it’s hardly spoken about. It’s definitely a case that needs more attention. I still see people praising him without knowing the stuff he has done.

@@FellasProductions I have actually never watched Jeepers Creepers, or anything else the director has done, which is probably a big reason why I haven't heard of it. It really should be more known about.

⁠@@webbe8292I used to enjoy jeepers creepers until I found out what he did but it’s not something I would go out of my way to recommend. I find it crazy that Disney also hired him for a film after he was released from prison.

It doesn’t make him a bad director as I’m a huge fan of the godfather 1 and 2 (although I wasn’t a fan of Dracula😅) but I don’t think he should be allowed to work in Hollywood anymore. I also think what he’s done should be addressed more too.

​@@FellasProductions wait till you learn about literally everyone else in hollywood....

You really think that an artist’s character is not reflected in their art at all? He funded this himself because he hasn’t released anything watchable this century either and no Hollywood exec wants to lose money on this lacklustre project, so that’s that.

@@nickminadeo8386 I did mention in the video how most of Hollywood is corrupt. My point is no one seems to talk about Coppola and he’s still held in such high regard. It was only two years ago that he received a standing ovation at the academy awards. Unfortunately Hollywood is always going to be corrupt.

@@banani2418 that’s true, once he started supporting Salva his work started to decline. There’s an article saying he is cursed because of it.

You hit the nail on the head with that. It’s the unfortunate truth that will never change. Sadly, there’s also people out there that know about these things but still choose to defend the directors and others. All we can do is try to raise awareness but even that doesn’t make much of a difference unfortunately. Also, I apologise for only just replying. I normally try to reply to all comments on my channel but for some reason a bunch of them do not show up and I don’t get notified about them.

@FellasProductions it's so sad because as a movie enthusiast I cannot deny my admiration for the films these people have made and all of the content that has been produced directly inspired by their work. Chinatown is my #1 favorite film but the director is one of the worst human beings alive and I also believe the first two jeepers creepers movies to be completely solid horror films. Its like any time I discover some media that hooks me with it's creativity and craftsmanship SOMEONE involved just has to be a complete piece of shit, or tangentially connected to a piece of shit and make the whole film look bad as a reflection. I'm glad there are still people in the industry that make quality content with little to no involvement from Hollywood elites but let's face it, if you want your vision put into a large film production you need money and people are willing to sacrifice their self respect to make it happen. Everyday it seems I hear someone else is connected to Epstein, Diddy, Trump, Weinstein and more and more. It's like a machine of corruption that takes anyone in and spits them out a dirty, selfish, money hungry loser. Also it's fine you didn't respond TH-cam does that to me all the time.

@@master6509 Same I’m a massive film buff but as you said it’s really sad to find out that such terrible people worked on such great films. I feel like with all the Weinstein, Epstein and Diddy stuff we are now seeing the industry collapse in on itself and people are finally starting to wake up and see what it’s really like. However, there’s also a lot that’s still hidden. It’s crazy to think that when I was a kid the illuminati was just a conspiracy but now I realise that it’s actually real. I’m also studying film production at university so I do want to go into the film industry I just hope change is made by the time I do.

@FellasProductions well good luck brother wish you the best in your endeavors

Sorry for bringing this film to your attention!😔 in all fairness I’m glad it is bombing I just hope more people would speak about Coppola defending a pedophile for so long instead of holding him in such high esteem.

I am curious if you have heard of Rick Worley's channel. He made a video on the criticisms of Megalopolis. th-cam.com/video/J4o-IpfNMoY/w-d-xo.html

Yeah the fact it kept cutting away from the action made the pacing of the episode feel strange. It was still a great episode it’s just that everything with Mark was much more interesting and like you said it would undermine the other important scenes when it would cut to them. I know Mark is still the main focus but for some reason it doesn’t seem that way for me atm. Tbh I feel like I should’ve rewatch season 1 before starting season 2 just to refresh myself on the world of Invincible maybe that’s why I thought it was a bit slow😅. Also thank you for the sub I really appreciate it!

Thank you for your advice! It’s a little hard at the moment as I have university during the day and work at night but I’ll definitely try to start preparing scripts.

@@FellasProductionsall this hard work is going to pay off. Subscribed. All the best bud.

@@Crazybirdboi thank you so much! I really appreciate it. Have a great December and Christmas pal!

See I liked the start of the episode where it showed Mark dealing with his life after what happened however I thought the episode slowed down after that and the next episode was mainly filler. Maybe the issue is that I haven’t watched season 1 since 2021 so I was expecting something huge in the first episode. Would you recommend the comic books? I have been tempted by them but I didn’t want to read them in order to avoid spoilers for the show but if he is changing the story then I might give it a go. Still looking forward to the rest of the season as I enjoy the show. It’s definitely in the top end of superhero content recently especially since the most recent thing I watched was The Marvels which was pure hot trash.

@@FellasProductions I think the comics should be okay to read. The biggest spoiler was Omni Man's true intentions, and we got that in the first season. They're changing enough for the show to be fresh for the comic fans, so I doubt it would cause an issue. Yeah, you may get some inside knowledge. For example, what's up with Donald? Why is he back after being blown up? Or get introdiced to a few characters before the show, but honestly, we're already familiar with most of the big players. Yeah, this is also the only show I am watching. Nothing else is worth watching.

@@thetruth45678oh okay nice I might get the first compendium then to see how it is. Are the comics complete now or are they still going? I know they’ve had some crossovers too with the likes of Spawn so that should be fun.

@@FellasProductions As far as I know, they're complete.

That slide show panel is straight from the comic recreated shot by shot it was a cool reference to the comics

That is fair enough are the Mirage comics worth reading?

Thank you! Starting to feel a bit better😅. Which ones did you grow up with? It was the 2003 animated series for me and the 2007 film but my uncles did show me the 90s ones too. I agree they were different but that’s what I liked about it they felt more like teenagers. Looking forward to the next ones!

@ZachMilneTalksMovies My 2 favourite channels. Where's the collab? The fans have been demanding it!!

Except for April’s redesign I don’t think the film is very woke. The turtles speak like modern teens but that’s only natural with it being set in present day. I haven’t seen the original film since I was a kid so I’m not sure how they compare but it’s definitely better than secret of the ooze and turtles in time that one was awful.

Already booked my tickets