BEST? - John Carter vs Valerian

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Am I the only one who thinks the John Carter movie is very underrated?
I've watched it once but I followed up all the weid names for things with ease. Must be a sign of good movie making, surely.

My vote is for John Carter

Valerian is nice to look at but the leads have no chemistry. Bruce Willis in 5th element really carried the movie.

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No it’s a genuinely good movie.

>John Carter

what is your obsession with ancient movies

it's one of those things where they spent a lot of money on hiring really professional crew and giving them time to work, but the movie doesn't reach expectations for the expenditure and its innate flaws are magnified by the spectacle which is itself only possible because of the spending

still doesn't make it Birdemic

honestly the casting in Valerian is so fucky I thought from the promo material they were meant to be brother and sister

made the opening... weird

I think both films are underrated. Especially John Carter
I also thought Valerian was a better movie than The Fifth Element , which i always found to be overrated

>I also thought Valerian was a better movie than The Fifth Element
I mean this from the bottom of my heard.
Find a way to commit suicide and do it.

>eight years old
>ancient
You have to 18 years old to post here.

Its a series of books. Thats pretty much why the lore is so good.

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I'll concede Valyrian was the better movie. But I've been a longtime fan of John Carter Of Mars and it makes me so sad it didn't do better.

It was grossly overrated, once you got past how it looked there wasn't much else to it as it was, but then the latter half just goes full retard

I prefer Valerian. While it's true that the leads had no chemistry, they were good on their own and I loved the world build up around them. I can totally understand Yas Forums not liking it cause the comics have a really good dynamic between them, but I really enjoyed it for what it was.

Bruce Willis sucks and 5th Element is way over rated. Moebius designs were great but that's it.

8 is 44.4444% of 18

a movie from 44.4444% of your life ago would have come out in 1990

43 year olds do post on Yas Forums, and are usually the more civil people here

>what is your obsession with ancient movies
It's A or B choice. I chose, I wouldn't call that obsession.

Yeah, not sure why it didn’t do well. Could have been a branding issue. Why didn’t they call it “Warlord of Mars”?

Mars needs moms bombed and some dipshit at Disney thought that "mars" was cursed or something.

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Make a shitty movie
Oh it must have been the name. Nothing we could have done to make it better

john carter isn't that bad, it just flopped and had a stupid overshooting budget'

valerian was a complete miscast for both its lead and would've been fine with any other actor and actress. clive owen was based in it though

John Carter is legit okay and I'd defend that movie any day of the week.
Valerian is pretty much crap where they literally lay out the plotline for the audience 4 times in a row like we're 5 years old.

Yeah, good thing Yas Forums works in units of absolute time measurement as opposed to relative ones. Something can't be ancient if it happened a single generation (~20 years) ago. You can argue it's old, but it's not ancient since there are people alive who saw the event/media in question.
Origin era Betty Boop or Mickey Mouse are ancient, and even then it's borderline.

Easily 'John Carter', it actually had a coherent plot.

Reminder that for no reason at all Jessica Rabbit shows up in Valerian

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is it really hard to believe that aliens wouldn't find that attractive when there are humanoids around? The plot for Valerian wasn't a mess, it was just kinda basic with flashy shit thrown together. And I really liked the Not-Avatar storyline

Fun fact the actress for Deja Thoris originally wanted a skimpy your outfit more like Princess Leia’s bikini in return of the Jedi but that never got off the ground because of Disney.

It's funny the girl (I don't remember the actress name or her character) has more chemistry with some random guy than she did with her co-star. He seems like a co-worker that you kinda make up conversation with to pass the time.

It didn't do well because...

> (1) The lead actor was being pushed on us around that time and people didn't take to him.

> (2) To uninformed people it looked like a rip off of Star Wars and other popular brands with them of course being unaware that this actually inspired those brands in the first place.

Chicken before the egg.
The source material is older than star wars and heavily influence it.
By the time it got made into a movie people accused it of ripping off the thing that ripped it off.

I honestly liked her FAR more than the lead actor, he just bored the fuck out of me. He just failed in every way to play the charismatic eurocomic lead that the story needed. She was the "side character" and wasn't supposed to be the main charismatic character but did it better. Still, they were pretty bad together except for like 1 or 2 lines. Still, it's a movie I can rewatch because it's different than hollywood movies. It was a hell of a lot better than many of the other movies that came out then, what was that random werewolf space movie with that 70s show girl in it?

The outfits we got was still pretty good and skimpier then Disney originally intended. And Lynn was great in the film.

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>what was that random werewolf space movie with that 70s show girl in it?
Well Jackie was in Jupiter Ascending, but I don't remember a werewolf in that

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he was part wolf wasn't he? Or at least was with those tropes

I forgot so much of that movie I couldn't tell you

Speaking of underrated films cowboys vs aliens was actually pretty fun

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Was that really Rihanna dancing in that movie or cgi/body double?

meh, I forgot it as soon as I watched it, it wasn't even that pretty to look at.

I liked his wrist gun it reminded me of Pandorum. Ooh that was a good one too.

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John Carter is actually a good film

Sad thing about that movie is Tatum was actually a good lead but tragically Kunis REALLY didn't want to be there and Redmayne was one of the worst villains in God's history. He had 2 modes, barely audible whispering and SCREAMING LIKE A FUCKING BITCH.

Yep.

> Speaking of underrated films cowboys vs aliens was actually pretty fun
> Pandorum. Ooh that was a good one too.
Seconding these.

Pandorum gets a bonus point for a legitimately clever twist

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Bump

>That scene when they open the blast shields on the ship.
>No stars, absolute darkness.
Fucking terrifying concept

>Am I the only one who thinks the John Carter movie is very underrated?

Its a legitimately good movie surprisingly so, marketing and changing the name ruined it so no one saw it.

Loved John Carter. Was very faithful and the slight changes they made to the story actually made it work better than the original.

Mommy Martian was cute.

That heat death of the universe existential horror.

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John Carter had good visuals and a mostly good plot. Valerian had amazing visuals and a mostly terrible plot. It depends on what your values are.

It's fun to watch Valerian and imagine that they're bro and sis in a world where incest is legal. They're so similar. I don't even have a fetish for that stuff. I'd tell you if I did.
Yeah, I like their chemistry.

This movie has almost nothing going for it.

John Carter books.
Edgar Rice Burroughs only ever wrote one story and switched out the set dressing time and time again for literally his entire life.
But fuck if he didn't come up with some neat set dressing.

>The plot for Valerian wasn't a mess
You could cut out entire parts of the movie like the entire sidetrip with Rihanna and absolutely nothing would change.

>This movie has almost nothing going for it.
Great cast.
Great alien design.
Decent action.
Menacing as fuck rainy scene in the ruins of the riverboat random dropped far from water.

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I watched John Carter, but got distracted halfway. Did anyone else notice Sola was becoming more attractive as the movie went on, or was that just me?