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I've encountered many people online that say Black Clover has the best openings of anything out right now, and I've encountered many people that have said that OP3 and OP4 made them watch the series. I just feel like Crunchyroll kind of cucked BC a little bit.
I don't think anyone but the post creator is interested in seeing a breakdown list of awards that the post has been given. The functionality significantly reduces the area that I can tap to view the post and it serves no purpose for a majority of users.
I don’t know who did, but there’s no way Matt Damon and Ben Affleck wrote Good Will Hunting by themselves.
Hear me out:
Matt Damon is wicked smart, but that does not translate into the emotions and wisdom that the story told. You can be a genius / savant, but the life lessons, etc in the story could not have come from a 20 year old.
Matt Damon hasn’t written anything (outside of Promised Land in 2012 that was mediocre at best).
How do you follow up one of the best screenplays of all time and then never write another one?
Not as much money in writing vs acting? Decent point, but somebody who can write with that much depth doesn't just stop or use it as a way to make it into acting.
Matt and Ben had to get significant help in the story, work on screenplay, dialogue, etc. They may have had some framework, but someone else did the heavy lifting.
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I have unshakable trust in the honesty, competence, and ... well ... nobility ... of the US government and the CDC, and zero trust in the alternative media--no really--this is what I learned from Matt Damon ...
When you start watching Matt Damon in a movie about a global pandemic, like “Contagion”, you just KNOW he is going to save the world. Instead, he is just a boring and obedient citizen who accepts his helplessness, and who understands that the uber competent good guys, a.k.a. the federal bureaucracy, have his back. He is so obedient, and has so much faith, that he doesn’t even want a gun to protect his family from looters.
The whole point of this boring movie is that we should all have blind faith in government; whereas, we should see those who criticize the government on the Internet as the lowest of the low.
Then I saw the same message in another Matt Damon movie, “We Bought a Zoo.” In it, Matt Damon is blindly obedient when a government inspector tells him that he must make expensive changes to comply with new regulations. You see, the location of a barrier around the lion cage was just fine for years, but a new regulation says it must be 6 inches further back. The modification would bankrupt his Zoo, but does he show any sign of contempt for such a ludicrous demand by some government bureaucrat? No, he shows only respect and obedience.
