Greece is closer to Africa than Dallas is to Austin, but illiterate C students who barely skimmed the Cliff Notes version of The Odyssey in HS, who wouldn't be able to point out Greece on a map, and who fundamentally don't understand the concept of artistic license, are triggered
A film made by humans, physically cut by them, photochemically color timed by humans, and then projected by a human in IMAX 70MM.
one of the best demonstrations of "fuck AI filmmaking" i think we've ever seen.
The funny thing about this character is she represents most of you, like this site is 80% people who think they’re in a position to morally judge others and throw the first stone, when they’re actually the people with the most anger and hate in their heart
During her AFI Life Achievement speech, Nicole Kidman thanked all the directors she has worked with enumerating them in entirety:
Philip Noyce, Robert Benton, Ron Howard, Gus van Sant, Stephen Daldry, Lars von Trier, Alejando Amenábar, Jonathan Glazer, Noah Baumbach, Mimi Leder, John Cameron Mitchell, Rob Marshall, Lee Daniels, Jonathan Levine, Philip Kaufman, Park Chan-wook, Paul King, Werner Herzog, Garth Davis, Susanne Bier, Yorgos Lanthimos, Sofia Coppola, Karyn Kusama, Jay Roach, Billy Ray, Harold Becker, Ryan Murphy, Richard LaGravanese, Aaron Sorkin, Robert Eggers, Lulu Wang, Mimi Cave, Halina Reijn, George Miller, Jane Campion, Baz Luhrmann, Tony Scott, Joel Schumacher, Sydney Pollack, Anthony Minghella, Nora Ephron, Jean-Marc Vallée, and Stanley Kubrick.
The combination of directors above is so varied and unpredictable which easily makes her one of the most exciting actresses we have -- maybe even of all time.
It has only been 10 days. If WB lets it stay in the theatres for a month then hopefully it grosses enough to get The Wasteland greenlit. That’s all what we all cinephiles should be striving towards rn.
Saw "Wonka" in IMAX. This was the second time I saw this movie after the premier screening. In this dark age of pandemics, wars, and abnormal weather, this film offers the sweet hope of a "dream". Although it is a classic musical, it is directed by Paul King of "Paddington" fame. The charming characters, well thought-out foreshadowing, and various other elements are melted down and solidified to provide the best Christmas movie ever made. You will be enchanted by Timothée's sweet singing, dancing, and Oompa-Loompas. It will make you want to eat chocolate.🍫
The Killer opens on a ruthless, capitalist hitman in an abandoned WeWork.
He messes up his job, is targeted by his own company, kills employees who just followed their orders and is indifferent to the billionaire responsible for it all.
Fincher went in on corporatism.
Every review of The Killer I've read. Says that he is "cold emotionless and methodical" while completely missing the fact that the entire plot is driven by him reacting emotionally to an event. #thekiller