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Here's a picture of the real life war photog that the character is loosely based on.
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Stone cold fox.

Name/history?
On 8/11/2024 at 6:44 AM, Snake Diggity said:

42 year old war photographers can be hot as fuck.  Especially if they are Kirsten Dunst.  They had her out there like Charlize in Monster.

I think your mind has been warped by internet porn. 

 

38 minutes ago, aggie08 said:
4 hours ago, futureman said:

I think your mind has been warped by internet porn. 

Yeah, but whose hasn't?

And not just our minds ...

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On 6/11/2024 at 3:08 PM, MissingInAction said:

Dunst has some fat milkers.

She bared them to glorious effect in 2011's Melancholia.

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Spoiler

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On 8/11/2024 at 11:53 AM, MissingInAction said:

Dunst is an all time fap dish. Before the Internet Id watch Bring it On with my available hand on the pause button.

She's fit as fuck in the movie Wimbledon too

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Watched it last night. Visuals and sound were fantastic. Story was meh. Overall kinda disappointing. Towards the end was checking to see how much time was left in the movie.

The Plemons scene was the best in the movie.

Watched it last night. Visuals and sound were fantastic. Story was meh. Overall kinda disappointing. Towards the end was checking to see how much time was left in the movie.

The Plemons scene was the best in the movie.

Apparently the actor who was supposed to play that part had to cancel and JP was around so he just subbed in. Dunno if that’s true but it’s a good story.

Apparently the actor who was supposed to play that part had to cancel and JP was around so he just subbed in. Dunno if that’s true but it’s a good story.

Yes, around because he’s married to Dunst, who asked him to take it.
On 8/28/2024 at 8:04 AM, futureman said:

I think your mind has been warped by internet porn. 

Does Dunst get stuck in a dryer during the movie? Or accidently walk in on her stepson masturbating? If not, I'm out.

2 hours ago, CooterBrown said:


A biopic is coming out this fall with Kate Winslet getting naked for the role.

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what happened to the entire population of the US in this movie ?

11 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

extremely dumb movie  lol

 

the storyline was solid but it taking place in an abandoned US was the dumb part 

Perhaps abandoned due to the titular war?

18 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

what happened to the entire population of the US in this movie ?

They all dog paddled to New Zealand

Saw it on Max last night. Other than the joy of seeing the Devs team together again, I wasn’t impressed. Must have been better in theatre. 

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8 hours ago, freyguy said:

They started fucking couches...

like you never have…

15 hours ago, mdleast said:

Perhaps abandoned due to the titular war?

It's like some of you don't know what happens in a war.

Mass grave - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

18 hours ago, Dr. Teeth said:

Must have been better in theatre. 

It was, especially the closing battle.  If nothing else it’s a great war movie.

28 minutes ago, Parliament said:

It was, especially the closing battle.  If nothing else it’s a great war movie.

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17 hours ago, tx 3 putt said:

You set that movie in Ukraine, it wins awards 

Why does that matter? It wasn’t making any political points or anything. It was a pretty straightforward “this is what civil wars look like” movie.

  • 2 weeks later...

Jessie did have a fat ass in old women jeans. 

dunst killed it. It seemed at times she was always one step ahead of what was going down. 

the flag bearing bomb runner chick. 

the president not in the car. 

save the girl etc. 

 

 


 

  • 2 weeks later...
There’s some bad opinions on this page.

So much this. Also, soundtrack was on point. So pissed I didn’t see this in the theater.
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On 5/1/2024 at 1:28 PM, BurdineBandit said:

This is my beef with it. Although, I'll say that I actually enjoyed the movie, I just wasn't satisfied with the story/writing/lukewarm message.

 

I think it was really well made and the sounds/shots (visuals)/acting were all great. Kirsten Dunst was great, Wagner Moura is a G. I just don't like that they teased "Civil War" in the leadup, to deliver a movie that had a lot to say about "war" as a concept, and nothing about the "Civil" part that was the teaser to get people into the seats. War takes a toll on the humanity of everyone around? Yes, I think we've been shown that in much better ways with more deeper and thorough storytelling. I've seen many of the greats, and there have been more than a handful over the decades. Did we just need a reminder that in-fighting will also lead to a lack of humanity? I can just log on to twitter to see that. 

Perhaps the title civil war, given that it is an oxymoron, is a clue. War is decidedly uncivil, even when it comes to journos who are just trying to document and report it. 

What's so "civil" about war?

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Elaborating on the above, I think people expected something political and some aspects of it dovetail with the current environment, but I don't think that was particularly intentional.

Yes, it is about a civil war in some respects, but more about observers of it than participants/combatants, or the war itself.

Therefore, I think the title is a double-entendre.

If there's a big criticism, it might be on character development on those observers.  I suppose the development of the Spaeny character was supposed to reflect the development of the Dunst and Moura characters, as well as perhaps the Henderson character (in sort of an opposite way).

Shit movie, cobbled together like a high school video project. Could not give a fuck about any character because they were all hollow.

Elaborating on the above, I think people expected something political and some aspects of it dovetail with the current environment, but I don't think that was particularly intentional.
Yes, it is about a civil war in some respects, but more about observers of it than participants/combatants, or the war itself.
Therefore, I think the title is a double-entendre.
If there's a big criticism, it might be on character development on those observers.  I suppose the development of the Spaeny character was supposed to reflect the development of the Dunst and Moura characters, as well as perhaps the Henderson character (in sort of an opposite way).


This is how I took a lot of the initial criticism I saw - “How dare Hollywood make a movie about Civil War in the US and not make a statement that aligns with my political ideology.”

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