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What was the last movie that had any cultural impact
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>>222319264
As much as it pains me to say it, probably a Marvel one
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>>222319264
Shrek
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>>222319264
Drive had a massive cultural impact, probably bigger than we actually give it credit for.
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>>222319264
Unironically? Morbius.
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>>222319264
a lasting one? 2049 maybe?
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>>222319264
Barbie
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>>222319350
Avengers Endgame was the last movie I can recall where everyone talked about it, regardless of any ideological bent.
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>>222319598
I instantly knew the only people who thought it was cool were redditor incels
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Mavis Beacon teaches Down Syndrome Typing 2
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>>222319350
The Thanos snap was a bit of a meme for about a month
Other than that …I can’t think of any impact.
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>>222319264
Buck Breaking (2021)
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Avengers Endgame. Love or hate, Marvel slop they pulled that shit off and they deserved their success for it.
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>>222319264
Obsession (2026)
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>>222319860
>I'm Iron Man

I know about that bit and I didn't even watch the film.
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>>222319264
The thing about exploring culture is that it can´t be done from within while one is part of the events. It can only be done after the moment has passed, once one can see all the obscured information from a more detached perspective. Otherwise speculation and one´s own bias get in the way of objective analysis. You can make observations offcourse, which may even be accurate but you´ll only truly know if any of the contemporary slop was actually relevant 20 or 40 years from now, if people keeps talking about them.
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>>222319615
the best part of Morbius was when he said "IT'S CULTURAL IMPACT TIME" and culturally impacted all over those guys.
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>>222319264
>cultural impact
Wtf does that even mean? Being referenced in other movies?
I've never seen someone pay volleyball on the beach because of Top Gun.
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>>222320319
you've probably seen the volleyball scene referenced a hundred times more in other media than you've seen the scene itself. that's at least one aspect of cultural impact.
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>>222319981
It’s just the title of the film which was a 60 year old comic
Im going with zero impact with that one bro.
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>>222319264
Nu spider man and odyssey
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>>222320319
Ace combat exist because of top gun
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>>222319264
Despicable Me



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