It was never released in China because of the Taiwan badge on Mav's jacket, which makes the cumulative box office take much more impressive.
The Su-57 and one by China are the only 5th gen fighters that aren't Western and there are only around 5 Su-57s in existence. Russia just took delivery of their first one less than 2 years ago. IRL, Iran would not have any of these planes until long after Russia had filled out their own forces.bthotugigem05 said:
The enemy fifth-gen fighters were based on the Sukhoi Su-57, a real plane just now in testing by the Russians (who will no doubt sell them to the Iranians).
It's not that we didn't have better jets than the Su-57, it's that we "couldn't" use them on that mission.
Was this a Sony TV issue or a Dolby Vision issue so I'm clear? When I first got my LG OLED, I was told that HDR would make things darker like you experienced. I'm not sure I've experienced that but when it comes to video settings many times I don't know what I don't know...TCTTS said:
Btw, I *finally* got the HDR working properly on my TV last night, and man has that made all the difference. In the past, whenever I tried to switch to Dolby Vision or 4K HDR at 60hz, it's always been way too dark, even after messing with every setting know to man, watching countless YouTube calibration videos, etc. But Sony recently released an update that finally allowed for the brightness/gamma in HDR mode to be properly bumped up and it just looks incredible now. TG:M was of course the movie I first tested the new settings on - in glorious Dolby Vision - and I basically ended up watching the entire thing yet again. I also tried Dolby Vision on The Batman - obviously a very dark movie (color-palette-wise) - and it was like seeing it again for the first time. Just absolutely stunning.
Now, after being inspired by this thread, my next step is to finally embrace Dolby Atmos. I've had a standard Sony sound bar (with subwoofer) for years that did the trick, but Sony finally released a new one with Dolby Atmos, the HT-A7000 7.1.2ch 500W Dolby Atmos Sound Bar Surround Sound Home Theater, complete with rear channel wireless speakers, and I think I'm about to pull the trigger on that one (with the 300W SW5 Sub and RS5 rears). I thought about going with a full-on 7.1 system, with a proper receiver, seven separate speakers, and all that jazz, but I'm just not a fan wires running all over the place, or something that has to be installed and run under the floor/in the walls via technicians. I'll save that setup for when I can afford my first home theater, down the line.
YouBet said:Was this a Sony TV issue or a Dolby Vision issue so I'm clear? When I first got my LG OLED, I was told that HDR would make things darker like you experienced. I'm not sure I've experienced that but when it comes to video settings many times I don't know what I don't know...TCTTS said:
Btw, I *finally* got the HDR working properly on my TV last night, and man has that made all the difference. In the past, whenever I tried to switch to Dolby Vision or 4K HDR at 60hz, it's always been way too dark, even after messing with every setting know to man, watching countless YouTube calibration videos, etc. But Sony recently released an update that finally allowed for the brightness/gamma in HDR mode to be properly bumped up and it just looks incredible now. TG:M was of course the movie I first tested the new settings on - in glorious Dolby Vision - and I basically ended up watching the entire thing yet again. I also tried Dolby Vision on The Batman - obviously a very dark movie (color-palette-wise) - and it was like seeing it again for the first time. Just absolutely stunning.
Now, after being inspired by this thread, my next step is to finally embrace Dolby Atmos. I've had a standard Sony sound bar (with subwoofer) for years that did the trick, but Sony finally released a new one with Dolby Atmos, the HT-A7000 7.1.2ch 500W Dolby Atmos Sound Bar Surround Sound Home Theater, complete with rear channel wireless speakers, and I think I'm about to pull the trigger on that one (with the 300W SW5 Sub and RS5 rears). I thought about going with a full-on 7.1 system, with a proper receiver, seven separate speakers, and all that jazz, but I'm just not a fan wires running all over the place, or something that has to be installed and run under the floor/in the walls via technicians. I'll save that setup for when I can afford my first home theater, down the line.
This is how I read the film now. This is canon for me. https://t.co/uWe4aYulUP
— ScreenCrush (@screencrushnews) August 30, 2022
YouBet said:The Su-57 and one by China are the only 5th gen fighters that aren't Western and there are only around 5 Su-57s in existence. Russia just took delivery of their first one less than 2 years ago. IRL, Iran would not have any of these planes until long after Russia had filled out their own forces.bthotugigem05 said:
The enemy fifth-gen fighters were based on the Sukhoi Su-57, a real plane just now in testing by the Russians (who will no doubt sell them to the Iranians).
It's not that we didn't have better jets than the Su-57, it's that we "couldn't" use them on that mission.
Thus, why the enemy is somewhat nameless and this movie is meant to be "timeless" in that regard.
TCTTS said:
I don't necessarily subscribe to this theory, but it's a fun one, and would at least explain why, just after the opening crash, everything about the diner and the people in it looks/feels like something straight out of the 1950s…This is how I read the film now. This is canon for me. https://t.co/uWe4aYulUP
— ScreenCrush (@screencrushnews) August 30, 2022
Internet.DallasTeleAg said:
Some people...
Why can't we just enjoy the awesomeness of the movie? Why must it be dissected from every angle?
DallasTeleAg said:
Some people...
Why can't we just enjoy the awesomeness of the movie? Why must it be dissected from every angle?
TexasAggie_02 said:
DallasTeleAg said:
Some people...
Why can't we just enjoy the awesomeness of the movie? Why must it be dissected from every angle?
Dude... you are the biggest drama queen on this board. I literally posted a single tongue in cheek comment, and you start your holy war. You have issues.TCTTS said:DallasTeleAg said:
Some people...
Why can't we just enjoy the awesomeness of the movie? Why must it be dissected from every angle?
It's just people enjoying talking about and analyzing movies. Chill. There's absolutely nothing negative about it. It's a fun theory!
This thread is chalk full of posters "dissecting" the movie "from every angle" and almost all of it has been fun/interesting, from the nuts and bolts jet talk to the geo-political stuff to the artistry/performances.
What confuses me more is coming to an entertainment message board of all places to b*tch about people dissecting a movie.
TCTTS said:
A "holy war"??? It was a simple response to your post. On a message board. Where people talk to each other.
No... that's what i did, in a tongue in cheek way. You then start your "chill" crap and that childish thing you do to all posters who disagree with you where you act surprised that people criticize anything you post because it's the Entertainment forum. I was responding to your twitter link. You were directly criticizing me. That is what you do on this board, constantly, and it is why you have been given multiple bans by the staff.TCTTS said:
A "holy war"??? It was a simple response to your post. On a message board. Where people respond to each other.
Hello? Spoilers?Brian Earl Spilner said:
Beverly Hills Cop 4 will be called Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley.
Yes, I'm serious.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
Beverly Hills Cop 4 will be called Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley.
Yes, I'm serious.
TCTTS said:
Jerry Bruckheimer just had massive success with a legacy sequel named "Top Gun: Maverick." He's following that up with another legacy sequel to another one of his '80s hits, so why *wouldn't* he name it "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley"? If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
(That said, I agree that it doesn't roll off the tongue. Though, I remember thinking "Top Gun: Maverick" sounded weird at first too.)
schmendeler said:
Beverly Hills Judge: Reinhold
YouBet said:TCTTS said:
Jerry Bruckheimer just had massive success with a legacy sequel named "Top Gun: Maverick." He's following that up with another legacy sequel to another one of his '80s hits, so why *wouldn't* he name it "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley"? If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
(That said, I agree that it doesn't roll off the tongue. Though, I remember thinking "Top Gun: Maverick" sounded weird at first too.)
Guess so. Didn't realize JB was doing this movie also.
Would like to see some new standup though - call it Eddie Murphy: Eddie Murphy.