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Old 07-14-2023, 04:10 PM
MARKETPLACE7 REVIEW!
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2023, Movie, Fantasy, Directed by pokerman
a mesmerizing and enigmatic short film set in a mystical city enveloped in an ethereal mist, where two strangers unexpectedly cross paths in a bustling marketplace. As fate weaves its intricate threads, their lives intertwine, ultimately leading to an exploration of vulnerability, trust, and the depths of human connection. The film opens with a breathtaking aerial shot, capturing the fog-laden cityscape as the sun struggles to break through the mist. The camera slowly descends, revealing a vibrant marketplace teeming with people engaged in their daily activities. Amidst this bustling crowd, we are introduced to our two protagonists: a mysterious man, tightly clutching a gun, and another man, vulnerable and burdened by his past, yet with a hint of hope in his eyes. As the mist casts an otherworldly ambiance over the city, the paths of these two men converge in a narrow alley. The atmosphere is thick with tension, both figuratively and literally, as the mist seems to have an almost palpable weight to it. The man with the gun, driven by unknown motives, confronts the vulnerable man, demanding answers to questions that seem to hold the weight of the world. It becomes apparent that the vulnerable man possesses a secret, one that could change the course of their lives forever. In a series of fragmented flashbacks and emotionally charged dialogues, the vulnerable man slowly reveals the depths of his personal struggle. He speaks of regrets, heartache, and the overwhelming desire for redemption. The gun-wielding man, initially fueled by anger and vengeance, finds himself captivated by the vulnerability and raw honesty of his counterpart. As their conversation unfolds, the tension between them begins to dissipate, replaced by a newfound understanding and empathy. The vulnerable man's willingness to expose his innermost demons resonates deeply with the gun-wielding man, forcing him to confront his own inner turmoil. The marketplace, once crowded and noisy, transforms into an intimate stage where the boundaries of vulnerability and strength blur. Through poignant conversations and moments of silence, the film delves into the universal themes of forgiveness and second chances. As the mist gradually lifts, symbolic of the emotional fog enveloping their lives, the two men forge an unlikely bond. Their encounter in the marketplace becomes a catalyst for personal transformation, healing, and the discovery of the power of compassion. In a climactic moment, as the sun finally pierces through the dissipating mist, the gun-wielding man is faced with a choice: to succumb to the darkness that brought him to this point or to embrace the transformative power of empathy and forgiveness. The vulnerable man, once burdened by his past, becomes an emblem of resilience and hope, inspiring the gun-wielding man to choose the path of redemption. The film concludes with the two men parting ways, forever changed by their encounter in the misty marketplace. Though their paths may diverge, the connection they forged in that fleeting moment lingers, reminding them of the transformative power of vulnerability and the capacity for healing even in the darkest corners of the human soul. A visual and emotional masterpiece, offering a poetic exploration of the human condition and the profound impact that chance encounters can have on our lives. It leaves the audience questioning the nature of forgiveness, the power of empathy, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.
The Market Place 7
Directed by: pokerman of Topz-Studio
Starring: pokerman


Ok, People say it is the best movie of all time, but for me...
it was a absolute shitpost! It is obviously a parody of Plopilpy's
'The Marketplace' (though i haven't seen it yet)


The movie does feel like a animation you would see on 3dmm.co.uk/
Dragon Films in around the space year 1999, but Topz-Studio wasn't
actually opened till around 2020, so it's bloody obvious that this studio
is actually making movies in a shitpost nature, well despite we got a
few good ones like 'Kobe' by Jacob Adams and 'The Sniper @ Plopilpy's HQ'
by PizzaLuigi (might do a review on Pizza's Sniper entry at some point),
i'm not sure why but pokerman is apparently hacked by a individual named
'Dark Gary', who might have had actually posted the movie.


let me speak out for a sec, Pokerman is a mastermind behind kickass
and great movies, Such as Texan Time-Travel 1 & 2, Coal-Killer, Balls,
etc. (plus his unfinished movies if you want to be a total dickhead)


but this movie, and i'm sure, most of his early films, are quite terrible,
and this movie... is alright with animation and all (even including a custom
MIDI), but the voice acting sounds difficult to understand, like if Pokerman
is close to the microphone for some reason.

the 'b0wned.com' tent was pretty funny, i'm gonna say.


...and the movie ends with a penis shooting a guys ass, and breaking a
damn blood vessel, causing him to die, man, what a wanker that dick is!


sorry for the short review but the movie was one minute long, and the
credits music... was set to 'Alabama' by Jeff Davis from Old Rivers' Movie
'Renegades', hell, even having the same sound quality, so Pokerman, please
please please... NEVER MAKE SHITTY MOVIES AGAIN AND MAKE TTT3!!




Critical Score: 30/100
Personal Score: 34/100
30%
30%
Bad
“a shitpost of a movie that is kinda funny but at the same... blech!”
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Old 07-14-2023, 04:22 PM   #2
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I thought the plot summary was the review for a second Lhh.


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Old 07-14-2023, 05:10 PM   #3
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Haha I did too. I haven't watched the movie yet, but I'm glad to see that the Alabama song made it in.


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