@benshotonfilm There was a production weekly thing a while back for a film called ‘Outside’ with Burnham listed as director, so he’s seemingly got something cooking up
@sharpeleven@barneyfarmer Yes. You are living in a world in which whatever your notion of reality was is vastly different to the one which surrounds us and you will spend the rest of your life in a schizophrenic daze trying to make sense of the world while we just have to silently wait for you all to die.
Civil war is largely very shoddy but watching black bagged federal soldiers get summarily executed to early 90s hip hop is one of the betters scenes from a movie this decade
i know every single time ridley scott drops a movie we all acknowledge how terrible his track record is but like fuck dude actually take a look at this run for a second
Kit Harington has been cast as Gilderoy Lockhart in Season 2 of the ‘HARRY POTTER’ TV series.
Nicholas Hoult has left the series due to scheduling conflicts.
(Source: Deadline)
Watched all of Schoenbrun’s films today in a triple feature and while Camp Miasma is their weakest, there a lot to like and the insatiably vitriolic reactions to it are really quite mystifying
The writers are inebriated *bang bang* The set is on fire *bang bang* The sound system is wrecked *bang bang* The actors are physically assaulting each other *bang bang* the crew is in open revolt *bang bang* They have 90 minutes to figure it
My young lad, who loves movies and going to the cinema more than anyone in history, was at a posh cinema in Edinburgh tonight seeing The Odyssey (for the fourth time). He went to the loo and on his was back he thought he recognised a guy at the bar...
One of my favourite parts of the film because of how Homer it is. Like I’m no adaptational purist but dudes are always bursting into tears in those stories and there honestly should’ve been more of it.
You see how this looks, right? Lance Oppenheim's PRIMETIME produced by and starring Robert Pattinson as famed To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen, inspired by true events. Have a seat September 25.
@nise_yoshimi “How many Trojan’s yeah, have you cut, killed, murdered, fucking butchered, innocent and guilty to send straight to fucking Hades ain’t yah? JUST LIKE ME”
I think an interesting aspect of ASOIAF is how George’s ideas/attitudes may have changed over the years because for a series that seemed intent on satirising/critiquing fantasy conventions, this whole song of ice and fire prophecy thing seems to be getting given genuine weight
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At Harrenhal, Rhaegar learns that Lyanna has been having dreams about the song of ice & fire, and feels that it’s his fate to be with her based on the prophecy. They have a vision together of Dany and her dragons in the future
Now you could argue that presenting Oppenheimer’s ideas and hopes of what would be done with the bomb during and after the war purely as a tragically naive misjudgement is far too forgiving, but that’s its own thing
Not only is this a laughable interpretation of the crowd scene in Oppenheimer, it also ignores the scene where he shuts down an organising/debate over the bomb by declaring that it will establish peace and total international cooperation, which is presented as deeply misguided