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The villains' line-of-sight is off in that shot, they're not all looking at Tom.
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There's talk that there's a few shots that are CGI'd over with Tom Holland's Spider-Man suit. Whether that's true or not... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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It is, it was posted to the official account.
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The title of the track "Nice Try, Kevin" does indeed have a story purpose. In that scene, Buzz is called back to the house the new kid is in to deal with a 'forgotten child', and he refuses. That's because, in petty revenge for being left behind twice, Kevin prank-calls the Police every year with that call, knowing they'll get Buzz to look into it. Kevin also became a home security expert, it's his home security system the new kid's house uses. "Nice try, Kevin. Nice try, troutsniffer".
About the only thing I would say has any value in this film, I must say.
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On 17/09/2021 at 12:58 AM, Grace Under Pressure said:
Hey, Guys, I updated the main post with all my videos that were buried in the thread, including AOTC, ROTS, ROTJ, and updated/redone versions of cues from the TPM Finale. @ragoz350
Just to let you know, the videos in the main post all appear to be privated.
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The second sounds very much in the vein of Bernstein's score for the original film.
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About as expected.
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Personally, I don't really care
It's just fun to poke fun at what he said 
What would be even funnier is if he genuinely believed it and found out the same time we saw the film
. After all, he's not been in any of the leaked BTS shots with them so far (the shot above is a post-production shot). "Darn, Tom's a big blabbermouth, so we'd better not actually film him with those two, otherwise it'll be out in the press tomorrow. Don't tell him about them either."
What's weird though is these leaks are really well-timed. The unfinished trailer leaked the same day the actual trailer did. The video of Andrew Garfield leaked the same day he publicly said he wasn't in it. Those photos above leaked at about the same time the Total Film article was published.
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Tom Holland talks to Total Film: "It's three generations coming together"
Quote"Everyone puts their trousers on in the same way in the morning," he says. "It was interesting having those guys come in because they have a certain ownership over Spider-Man in their own way, and..." He pauses. Our Spidey-senses start tingling. "I’m talking about Alfred and Jamie and those guys. To see Alfred come in, and have to adapt and change to the way that the films are made, but also change director, and also [the fact that] I’m now Spider-Man. It was really interesting to see these actors adapt and change what they were doing to fit the modern era."
Was that a slip of the tongue? Holland clarifies: "People don’t believe me when I say that [Maguire and Garfield] are not coming back. But people are going to have to believe me at some point." He laughs. "It means a lot to me. The first time you see Doc and the rest of the characters that come back, it’s so exciting – and it’s such a huge moment in cinematic history. It’s three generations coming together."
Tom, mate... after this movie, nobody is ever going to believe a word you say again
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There's a track called "Nice Try Kevin". Macauley Culkin insists he's not in the film (could be lying), but maybe his character's referenced? Maybe he's the one who calls Buzz the Cop to go and take a look.
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It has indeed.
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Listening to it, and... it's not awful. A few Williams quotes here and there. Definitely not a patch on Williams' first two scores though. I suppose 'compentent, not unlistenable' would be the way I would describe it.
Even 'Setting The Trap' makes an appearance but it's played with a rather poor-sounding drum kit rather than the more powerful one used in Williams' scores.
I have to say, 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy' sounds more like it would have been at home in Scrooged though.
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And Tom's still denying it
(I know he probably has to, NDAs and all that, but the timing of these right on the day interviews are published is amusing)
Tom did confirm Jamie Foxx himself, but it's a bit late for that, because Jamie Foxx confirmed Jamie Foxx ages ago.
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Highest-grossing Marvel-related movie, and received better among critics than Marvel's most recent outing
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Next Thursday here, Friday elsewhere.
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Final trailer
I quite like that they're only teasing the OG Ghostbusters instead of just full-out showing us. It's less than a couple of weeks away anyway, so it doesn't really matter.
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He's hoping to use Book of Boba Fett's potential good reception to pitch the sequel.
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Cameron only produces those, right? He's too busy making kissy-eyes with his blue alien cat people to care about any other property at this point. He couldn't even properly guide his OG baby back to relevance. And I admit that despite being of the rare breed who enjoyed Dark Fate.
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Looks like a render from the first Spider-Man
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Caring in spite. I like it
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I actually think it doesn't look bad. It's just... confusing as to where this is supposed to be set. You got the Raimi Spider-Man on a wall mural, the Raimi Daily Bugle logo (with the MCU dailybugle.net URL beneath it), the TASM Oscorp logo, Vulture from the MCU, and references and allusions to Venom, which take place in an entirely different universe.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife
in General Discussion
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Okay, I saw the film today. No spoilers, but I really liked it. I feared it would just 'The Force Awakens' the story of the first, and while I can sort of see it, the way it's set up takes it out of that territory for me. There is one part I'm in two minds over. Without spoiling, I'll just say you'll know it when you see it.
The thing I like most is that this film doesn't sequel-bait. They resolve the main conflict, it's done, there's nothing to set up more. Even the mid-credits scene is just a funny little thing. It sets nothing up.
I will say that it definitely contradicts the video game. So you can either take the Ghostbusters game as the conclusion, or Afterlife as the conclusion. Personally, I'm good with both.