This time last year, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said that releasing movies in theaters was "an outmoded idea for most people" and that consumers wanted "to watch movies at home."
Today, movie theaters have scored their biggest weekend of all time at the global box office.
Just in case you forgot, we’re getting an auteur-driven, R-rated, 3-hour long, $250M summer blockbuster from one of the greatest directors of the century.
This may never happen again, so cherish it.
The truth about Chalamet is he probably will be one of the greats. Marty Supreme showed us that, unfortunately, to be great-- you have to be like that. Chalamet just had the misfortunate of being born during the social media era. And not many greats have been.
People really want this beacon of positivity to be “modest” and “humble”.
Kinda proves the point that people love to tear down anyone who gets a little motion in life.
don’t understand how the academy can watch the range , the emotive power of performances like Plemons in Bugonia, Mescal in Hamnet, Leo, Chalamet, Stellan, etc etc and give that award to MBJ. Who was great btw, but is primarily a plot mover surrounded by a cast that outshines him
Michael B. Jordan is a phenomenal movie star and Sinners is one of the best movies of the year.
But I don't think playing a pair a slick gangsters is a necessarily challenging nor deep role, nor one that significantly elevated the movie beyond the greatness it already had.
Paul Thomas Anderson used his Best Picture Oscar speech to shout out a bunch of incredible movies that DIDN'T win, reminding the "losers" tonight that their films will still go down in history:
"In 1975, the Oscar nominees for Best Picture were Dog Day Afternoon, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Jaws, Nashville, and Barry Lyndon. There is no 'best' among them. There is just what that mood might be that day. But we're happy to be part of this: a wonderful, wonderful journey with our fellow nominees, our fellow filmmakers, and our fellow filmmakers that even weren't recognized by the Academy. There's so many great films this year."
Spurs 16/17: just 26 goals conceded all season, finished 2nd, and scored the most in the league.
Arsenal 25/26: already 20 conceded, whole system built on “defend for your life” every match.
Alderweireld & Vertonghen >>> Gabriel & Saliba.
Player A has 187 Premier League goals.
Player B has 175 Premier League goals.
Player A has 5 PL titles.
Player B has 2 PL titles.
If you apply the same stupid logic of the Terry-VVD "debate" and pick player A as better.
Congrats, you picked Andy Cole over Thierry Henry