Do Movies Tell You What's Really Going On?

[phillyflyers]

Just a theory.

What if movies are really telling us what's really going on in the world behind the scenes?

So for example, a lot of war focused movies coming out before the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Was that coincidence?

Shows like the X-Files appearing before the government admitting UFOs are real.

Werewolf themed movies breaking out before hundreds and thousands of reports of the Dogman.

So, are movies really telling us what's really going on without any of us realizing it?

 

[BobbyFK]

Fixed your title due to the spelling error

 

[BobbyFK]

Probably the best example of this would be The Simpsons and them predicting events before they actually happen. There's multiple instances of this, it blows me away!

 

[BMR Genie]

Just a theory.

What if movies are really telling us what's really going on in the world behind the scenes?

So for example, a lot of war focused movies coming out before the Ukraine-Russia conflict.

Was that coincidence?

Shows like the X-Files appearing before the government admitting UFOs are real.

Werewolf themed movies breaking out before hundreds and thousands of reports of the Dogman.

So, are movies really telling us what's really going on without any of us realizing it?

The science of imagination.

The Science of Imagination

How Your Inner Mind Shapes Your Outer Reality

medium.com

 

[phillyflyers]

Fixed your title due to the spelling error

Thank you. Much appreciated.

 

[phillyflyers]

Probably the best example of this would be The Simpsons and them predicting events before they actually happen. There's multiple instances of this, it blows me away!

Me too, without a doubt.

The most hilarious Simpsons one I saw was when the rapture happened and all faggots, unbelievers, dykes, trannies, cheaters, liars, etc all went to Hell.

I was crying I was laughing so hard.

It's going to come true. You know this.

 

[charliebrown]

Philly post about 3 I Atlas

 

[phillyflyers]

Philly post about 3 I Atlas

It's a warning shot.

Not going to hit the earth but it will come relatively close.

God ain't happy with us right now.

It's almost time for the Monarch.

 

[Archie]

lots of comic book super hero movies and ...........

where are our men in tights?

 

[phillyflyers]

lots of comic book super hero movies and ...........

where are our men in tights?

Super hero movies could reflect a coming time of extraordinary change and the shocking possibility of seeing things in the future appear in reality which today would seem impossible to us.

Look at the theme of all thse super hero movies.

Superman-A world threatening foe.

Godzilla-A world threatening foe.

Spider-Man-A world threatening foe.

Batman-A world threatening foe.

Green Lantern-A universe threatening foe.

Are they trying to tell us something?

 

[djefferis]

Yes - they are telling us something.

People are sheep and writers have zero imagination these days. Keep turning out some tired old formula movie with updated CGI and people will keep paying $22 to watch 90 minutes of this crap.

Film making as an art is dead and has been for decades. Comedy and originality are long gone too - it’s now all about building an 11 part “universe” around some age old character updated for 2020 audiences.

 

[BigJay]

Yes - they are telling us something.

People are sheep and writers have zero imagination these days. Keep turning out some tired old formula movie with updated CGI and people will keep paying $22 to watch 90 minutes of this crap.

Film making as an art is dead and has been for decades. Comedy and originality are long gone too - it’s now all about building an 11 part “universe” around some age old character updated for 2020 audiences.

Do love me some classic movies though

Love the Film Noir era

May in fact watch me a triple-feature tonight:

Double Indemnity, The Asphalt Jungle, The Killing (1956)

I challenge anyone who hasn’t seen those three movies to watch them and tell me you don’t love them

 

[phillyflyers]

Yes - they are telling us something.

People are sheep and writers have zero imagination these days. Keep turning out some tired old formula movie with updated CGI and people will keep paying $22 to watch 90 minutes of this crap.

Film making as an art is dead and has been for decades. Comedy and originality are long gone too - it’s now all about building an 11 part “universe” around some age old character updated for 2020 audiences.

You're right. No imagination.

Like, why can't a writer think of something cool?

Like for example, say the movie opening scene opens with a down on his luck dude.

He's all fukked up, drunk every day, lost.

Then suddenly you see the sky turn dark and the clouds starting to roll.

Fukkin alien invasion!

UFOs miles long appear out of fukkin nowhere!

Everyone in a blind fukkin panic.

The UFOs fukkin land.

TV reporters on the scene reporting live.

Suddenly the fukkin door opens and out steps the fukkin aliens with their fukkin leader.

He telepathically communicates to the world.

He says "We come in peace. We only want some animals to take with back with us. In return for your generosity, we will leave you a gift."

The President tells him "You got a fukkin deal, bro. Take what you need."

Then fukkin BAM!

Suddenly every spook in earth is fukkin gone!

Just like that!

As a token of their good will, they leave behind a never ending supply of gasoline.

Next thing you fukkin know, the world is at peace, everyone is fukkin happy, and the best is, you see the dude who was down and out sitting with a fukkin giant smile on his face inside a cafe, sipping on an espresso and eating fukkin gelato.

Celebrating with the world that there's no more fukkin spooks!

What a fukkin movie!

 

[jjgold]

Almost all movies totally unrealistic why I don’t like too much