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Mr.TawkyTawny

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  1. Holy Moley! Oh. My. Gods. Whoa, this motion picture is INSANE! Another classic true to form Captain Marvel Adventures story with The Marvel Family. Outstanding memorable performances from each cast member, intense visuals, loads of fun, mayhem, and funny as H-E-double-toothpicks. I've said it before and I'll say it again, Executive Producer Peter Safran has the Irving Thalberg flair for the perfect story with a stellar cast of actors to produce a lavishly artful picture play. Henry Gayden wrote the finest story arc since Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty's battle to the death falling into the Reichenbach Falls. This movie is so gorgeous and colourfully filmed, New Line Cinema is the new '30s MGM of today's Hollywood studios and Director David F. Sandberg is bar none the Victor Fleming of our generation. In Sandberg's own unique humour and filmmaker style, his one-upmanship of Alfred Hitchcock cameos is classic. All the hard core Fawcett Captain Marvel subtext is once again meticulously woven throughout the film for joyous cheers and Michael Gray seals the deal once and for all on the legal arguments over Shazam's true name. It's been a long time since I left a movie theatre laughing at the jokes on the drive home. After three years of pandemic frustration, patient waiting to now immensly enjoying Shazam!! Fury of the Gods in IMAX, I have zero empathy for anyone with an axe to grind with their purposive approach in refusing to find this film as anything but wholesome entertainment for everyone who loves a grand night out at the cinema. Faithe Herman as Darla Dudley says it best: "Taste the Rainbow you motherfus!"
  2. That's a drag. Work three years creating a Hollywood blockbuster film and unable attend its premiere in his own newly adopted home town. Take care David and speedy recovery.
  3. An amazing seamless video short with Zac and Zack King. Fun. Good clean fun...
  4. No better class act than Helen Mirren, always telling it like it is and eloquently explaining the mythos of Captain Marvel and The Marvel Family in an enlightened perspective. It's a travesty and shame classic literature is no longer taught in K-12 in America anymore, today's dim-witted movie goers haven't a clue what she is talking about. Still the best casting of the ideal actor, and none better, to portray Freddy Freeman on screen than Jack.
  5. Loving me some Shazam!! Fury of the Gods BTS footage which feels like a virtual film set visit with a C-Suite pass. Fascinating fly on the wall POV of David F. Sandberg in action doing what he does better than most current movie directors. Enjoy seeing the lastest XR Studio used at 05:46 and the new Romper Room Magic Mirror VFX visualization tool at 11:44. First time I saw this technology was Skydance VFX with director Shawn Levy using it to easily and very precisely choreograph his cameras and action scenes in The Adam Project.
  6. Whomever Jack Dylan Grazer hires as his fashion consultant he's always impecably dressed to do press. I admire Jack's self-confidence, intelligence, and quick humour to always go for the laugh. Excellent Shazam!! interviews with Zac, Ash & Jack and David F. Sandberg
  7. Holy Schnikes!! What a seductive powerful scene, if screenwriter Henry Gayden wrote this he is the true wizard in Shazam!
  8. Makin' movies... so way cool, I love practical effects best.
  9. Holy Moley! They'll need to put plastic covers over theatre seats or cinemas will smell like the Beatles just performed on the Ed Sullivan Show. Wink, wink, if you're old enough to know what I mean.
  10. Eagerly looking forward to getting me some Marta Milans and Cooper Andrews movie screen time. The pairing of these two actors as foster parents Rosa and Victor Vasquez is like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, "two great tastes that taste great together."
  11. Ditto and thanks for keeping his spirit alive Alex. My ultimate favorite super-hero will always be Captain Marvel in my classicist mind no matter how he is modernly interpreted or portrayed.
  12. me... what an incredibly exciting :30 second spot ad. Particularly loved at :13 sec the camera shake on the graphic, somebody stayed up late one night thinking up that edit gem. Sweet and a must see.
  13. Holy Moley! Was so caught up in the gag I failed to recognize the driver is Lotta Losten. Perfection! This scene is precious and now a whole next level funnier!
  14. Helen Mirren said it best, "It's very Shazammy..." IMHO, some of these new beautiful clips are very C.C. Beck-ish. Fun and funny gags too!