The irl horse looked better.
Rip japanese horse you would’ve loved the civil war

Actually he’s the unsung hero because he saved you from watching Demon Slayer

Dog owners when the dog does a dog and acts like a dog

Whoa mama

Kniggles?

Omg, Marlin Model 1894 Carbine and S&W Safety Model Hammerless, Hiiii!!!!

Close enough, welcome back El Diablo.

Those are rookie numbers, read em and weep.

Now, i may leave some people wondering what im talking about when i say this, especially since very few people here are actually Cinephiles like me, so let me elaborate:

Ever since at the very least the mid 2010\’s, i\’ve felt that cinema has been in a downhill spiral in quality.
Not to say that \”back in muh day it was better!!!!\”, because we\’ve had a lot of great movies recently (for example, The Substance) and a lot of bad movies in the past, but what im trying to get here, is that i feel movies arent trying to transmit deep, lasting messages anymore.
As an aspiring director, i\’ve felt ever more worried that one day, my vision is simply not one the world wants to see anymore, especially since recent alternative movies (Such as Hostiles) have been a complete box office bomb.
Truth is, it\’s simply because the average viewer wont think about movies the same way cinema fans do.
They wont search for a deeper message, or a deeper explanation to things, they wont watch the movie again in search of details, they\’ll just get on with it and move on, they dont want to see a re-telling of the Oddesey in Prohibiton America, or an Acid Western featuring a man going through purgatory, or a Samurai Movie that asks such philosogical questions such as \”why do we love killing eachother?\”, they want big explosions, loud cars, and famous actors being a big, badass action hero.
I guess what im trying to get at here is:
Do you think one day cinema will become slop made for momentary entretainment and NO deeper message, or do you think that nothing will ever happen?