Boosie Badazz took to social media to sound off about Killers Of The Flower Moon, the latest film from Martin Scorsese. “IM GETTING PISSED OFF WATCHING THIS MOVIE ‘KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON’. ITS A SHAME WHAT INDIANS N BLACKS WENT THROUGH BACK N THE DAYS TO THE HANDS OF THE WHITE MAN. JUST PURE EVIL..” Furthermore, he continued. “I CANT WATCH MOVIES LIKE THIS ANYMORE R CIVIL RIGHTS MOVIES ANYMORE CAUSE IVE BEEN TRYIN TO WORK ON MY ANGER N THIS REALLY PISSES ME THE FUCK OFF I HATE THIS DAM MOVIE,” he wrote on social media.
Additionally, Killers of the Flower Moon recounts the plight of the Osage Nation, a Native American people from Oklahoma. Set in the 1920s, the film covers the murders of several Osage individuals after oil is discovered on their land. Furthermore, based on a non-fiction title of the same name, the film is a scathing indictment of the white exploitation of America’s indigenous population. However, the film has faced some criticism for centering white characters in the narrative as opposed to the Osage.
IM GETTING PISSED OFF WATCHING THIS MOVIE “ KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON” ITS A SHAME WHAT INDIANS N BLACKS WENT THROUGH BACK N THE DAYS TO THE HANDS OF THE WHITE MANJUST PURE EVIL I CANT WATCH MOVIES LIKE THIS ANYMORE R CIVIL RIGHTS MOVIES ANYMORE CAUSE IVE BEEN TRYIN TO WORK…
However, Scorcese’s historical epic isn’t the only piece of media that has gotten Boosie heated in recent weeks. Seemingly inspired by Trap Lore Ross, the man behind controversial documentaries about King Von and NBA YoungBoy, a YouTube channel called Swamp Storiez has made a similar story about Booise. In short, much like the TLR videos, the documentary accuses Boosie of being a violent and long-time serial killer. Furthermore, safe to say, Boosie wasn’t a fan.
“YALL MFS MAKING THESE FAKE DOCUMENTARIES ON YOUTUBE DONT BE KNOWING WHAT THE HELL YALL TALKING BOUT SMH. DONT EVEN KNOW MY DADDY NAME R MY NAME. IM NOT A JR DUMMY N THIS IS NOT MY DADDY NAME. ITS IVY RAY HATCH STUPID MF LET ME BE GREAT,” Boosie wrote on social media. It remains to be seen if he will take any further action against the creator.
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 hit theaters last weekend. The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe offering was also the final entry for the beloved team that’s been a part of fans’ hearts since 2014. It also marked the final time James Gunn will work with Marvel since he’s been hired to fill the Kevin Fiege role at DC Studios. What a way for them all to go out [SPOILERS AHEAD]. James Gunn & Co. have delivered a perfect swan song for their beloved team.
James Gunn Gives Rocket The Story He Deserves
This is, at its core, a story about Rocket Raccoon. The feisty character, voiced by the stellar Bradley Cooper, has been a key part of what was always considered Peter Quill’s story. With the third installment, Gunn shifted the focus while also showcasing that the story was always about all of them. [Light spoilers] When talking with a friend, Rocket is told that it’s always been his story. That may very well be true, but the film devotes a lot of time to giving every character what they need.
Rocket, naturally, gets a lot of attention. His painstaking backstory is put on screen for all to see, with the most gruesome parts being left to our imaginations. Even though the present-day version is out of commission for about 40 percent of the film, he’s still the most prominent character. His arc and character growth from the first film to now is on full display and it’s excellent work from all involved.
Guardians of the Galaxy 3 Gives Every Player Focus
By this time, the Guardians crew has grown. It now includes Groot, Rocket, Star-Lord, Gamora, Nebula, Drax, Mantis, Kraglin, Cosmo, and several other key characters. Each of them gets enough screen time to satisfy and good depth. The story is Rocket’s, but one could argue that it’s just as much about each of the rest of them.
Peter Quill, a.k.a. Star-Lord, embarks on his final journey. He finally accepts what has happened to him and decides to stop running from his past. Over the last decade, Quill has been a key member of the MCU without ever really returning to his traumatic home. It wraps up his story nicely.
Gamora is not even the same Gamora. That version died, and this version is from 2014, when she hadn’t undergone any character growth. That’s challenging work for a thespian, but Zoe Saldana handles it perfectly. She has to experience a new arc and come to a new place for the character, and the film handles that well, too.
Drax, who is often considered the big dumb idiot of the group, finally sees his own value. He’s finally shown to have value after largely being the comic relief for the first two films. Nebula also ascends to leader status, something that suits her perfectly. Kraglin, still reeling from losing his friend Yondu, can’t master his new weapon. He suffers from anxiety over everything. He, too, has an impressive, if muted, character arc. Every character shines in their own way.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Shines In Every Way
From the editing to the cinematography and from the acting to the costumes, Guardians of the Galaxy 3 is one of the best entries in the MCU. The acting, in particular, stands out. The voice acting for Rocket and Young Rocket, a.k.a. 89P13, is excellent. Chris Pratt isn’t exactly known for his range, but he puts on a dynamic performance ad Star-Lord—by far his best Marvel outing. As mentioned, Saldana excels in her role, too.
Perhaps the film’s best and most welcome performance is by newcomer Chukwudi Iwuji. The actor collaborated with Gunn on his DC television show Peacemaker, which debuts in Marvel here. He plays the villainous High Evolutionary, and he does it extremely well. Good films need menacing villains, and that’s exactly what Iwuji brings to the table. He also brings a complex nature to the role so that his villain is at least somewhat morally complicated. Like Thanos before him, his crimes are in pursuit of what he perceives as a better world in Guardians of the Galaxy 3.
The performance was not without challenges. Iwuji had to be unnaturally cruel to animals, which is hard for most people. “But I have to say, the first time I saw — I was doing an ADR or something, and I saw a scene with Rocket’s eyes, I literally saw my dog’s eyes…I saw his face, and I was like, ‘I am going to hell,’ when I saw that,” he said in an interview. “It really helped that when I was dealing with the animals, I wasn’t really dealing with any animals, because it would have been much harder that way. My agent couldn’t talk to me properly for like two days after a screening. She went home and hugged her dog, and was like, ‘I don’t know how I can talk to you.’” It translated to one of the best villain performances in the MCU.
While it’s always hard for MCU actors to get Oscar recognition (save for Angela Bassett last year), look for Iwuji to have at least some steam for a Best Supporting Actor nomination from Guardians of the Galaxy 3. The year is very young, and it could be a stacked field. Still, there will be plenty calling for recognition for his impressive performance. Eventually, the MCU will break through that ceiling.
Not to be overlooked, Will Poulter added a fresh face to the cast. Adam Warlock, who was teased at the end of Volume 2, showed up in a big way in Guardians of the Galaxy 3. One of Marvel’s most powerful characters made his on-screen debut, and Poulter ate it up. Playing a prematurely born Greek god is no easy feat, and the actor easily stepped into the role. His journey in the MCU will be one to look out for.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Is Top Tier MCU Output
PARIS, FRANCE – APRIL 22: (L-R) Karen Gillan, Zoe Saldana, Chris Pratt, James Gunn, Pom Klementieff and Vin Diesel attend the “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” European gala event at the Avengers Campus at Disneyland Paris on April 22, 2023 in Paris, France. (Photo by Julien Hekimian/Getty Images)
The reports of the death of the MCU may have been greatly exaggerated. Phase 4 was met with a lot of disappointment, and Phase 5 was off to an inauspicious start with Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. While Phase 4 was not as poor as many said, it was a step down from Phase 3. Guardians of the Galaxy 3 is a step back up.
Many believe it to be the best MCU movie to date, and that’s not exactly a hot take. On Letterboxd, the popular movie review app, it has a 4.2 combined score. That’s the highest of any film—topping Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s 4.0. On Rotten Tomatoes, it is certified fresh, and it has an 8.4 on IMDb. That’s tied for the best with Avengers Endgame and the aforementioned prequel to that one.
Many critics are calling it the best film since Endgame. That is to imply that it’s been all downhill from there, but it’s not the case. Spider-Man: Far From Home, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever were all excellent. Fans generally liked all of the television shows, too. Regardless, Guardians of the Galaxy 3 is not just a top film for a given time. It’s a top output in the entire franchise.
JUST PURE EVIL
I CANT WATCH MOVIES LIKE THIS ANYMORE R CIVIL RIGHTS MOVIES ANYMORE CAUSE IVE BEEN TRYIN TO WORK…
