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The first horror movie about mogging
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I now know for a fact that /tv/ doesn't actually watch movies because there's not a single thread about Joana Ribeiro's tits
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Is there "the substance" angle where he starts losing control of it throughout the film?That would make me less interested.
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>>223919638
>clay
>looks like peanut butter and jelly
bravo
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>>223921620
No. The opposite, if anything. He gets better at it the longer it goes.
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>>223921871
That makes more sense.
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i happen to have enjoyed the claykino last night at my local movie theater and what i gotta say is the reason /tv/ does not and will not talk about it is it just wasn't capekino enough like the joker (2019) was but at the same time the bad parts aren't enough to shit on it. inconsistent cgi, some scenes dragged on for too long (mob night club dance scene), buck-toothed ugly nigger love interest SCIENTIST GENIUS, odd tone shifts. I think the movie was largely self-aware and some of those negatives actually worked in favor of what it was trying to present. not woke, I guess? But, whatever. solid capeshit, in my opinion, not a serious movie. i'll take it any day over anything marvel has ever put out.



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