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Taking a week off from work just to get my Letterboxd up to date
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I guess if you can be convinced that Cavill is a good actor then you can be convinced of this as well
The only thing necessary to convince me there's an agenda against straight white men in Hollywood is the forced hatred of Henry Cavill
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Rewatched Touch of Evil. Love going a while without watching a classic because that means it only hits harder when you revisit it. Always impressed with how Welles mixes polish and roughness in this particular era (see also The Trial).
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What sequels released 15 or more years after the original were actually GOOD? The ones that managed to recapture what made the first film special without feeling like an unnecessary cash grab. A few examples that come to mind are 28 YEARS LATER, DOCTOR SLEEP, TOP GUN: MAVERICK and BLADE RUNNER 2049. What other long-delayed sequels genuinely delivered?
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My theory is that Levy's been trying to replicate the brilliance of Giamatti's douchebag executive in Big Fat Liar by putting similar characters in other movies and nobody can meet that standard (see also Gervais in Night at the Museum).
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He's held back by relying on the same techniques a lot of the time (mainly montage and voice-over) so his endings start to blur together a bit. I think there's got to be some tangible variety to how a director handles their endings for them to be truly great.
I got cooked last year for saying Nolan is BY FAR the greatest of all time when it comes to ending movies. It’s literally not close at all 😭
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I think of directors who do great endings, I think of Kubrick or the Coens or even Carpenter - a variety of endings, but also distinctly the work of each director.
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TWOW Dune Get Out American Psycho
you can save only ONE from each row #filmtwt
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If your favourite movie and least favourite movie both come from the same franchise then you can't be taken seriously
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You can't call Kingsman 2 overrated because that would imply people actually think it's a good movie
Ranked action movies.
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Characters in Robert Eggers movies sound like if you took Tom Hanks' Colonel Parker voice and pitched it down an octave or two
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Yeah we all had fun making fun of the new Taika Waititi movie flopping but are we ready for whatever is going to happen when the new David Leitch movie drops
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Bullet Train is his only "rotten" movie but it made decent money. Fall Guy got good reviews but was a flop. It'll be something if How to Rob A Bank loses on both fronts.
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This could actually benefit from a Morbius-style ironic re-release if only there was anything memorable enough about it to meme
Taika Waititi’s ‘KLARA AND THE SUN’ has grossed just $1.2M domestically heading into its 3rd weekend. Sony has reportedly stopped reporting the film’s box office numbers after it averaged just $17 per theater this week.
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Street Fighter (2026)...didn't hate it, I guess? Flashy enough to almost cover up for how bloated and unengaging it can get - efforts to be a lighter alternative to Mortal Kombat are successful, but at what cost?
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Still the only time I've ever seen anyone run Doom on an arcade cabinet
Grosse Pointe Blank (1997) Hitman Martin Blank (John Cusack), visits his childhood home to discover it's been turned into an Ultimart, resulting in a fast paced shootout with another hitman played by Benny 'The Jet ' Urquidez and the complete destruction of the store
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He made Dead Man He made Dead Man He made Dead Man He made Dead Man He made Dead Man
Johnny Depp made a surprise appearance in-character as Ebenezer Scrooge in NYC.
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It's embarrassing enough seeing Snyder fans tagging David Ellison and Skydance in tweets asking to restore the Snyderverse, but it's worse to see the Scream die-hards who liked 7 and are excited for 8 because they've already won are extra annoying about it.
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Tweets like this are enough to make me think that Scream is a slasher for people who hate slashers
Porque tão criticando a confirmação da Neve Campbell em Pânico 8? Estamos falando da maior final girl de todas, vulgo Sidney Prescott. E não das putinhas que vocês estão acostumados e morrem ao longo da franquia.
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Really enjoyed Wildwood. Most Laika films I've seen have been technical marvels that I don't feel too strongly about so it's nice to see one that really engages with its fantastic (if a little familiar) fairytale.
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