@LanceStLaurent SHAPES: Square (John Mulaney) lives in a world full of circles. Then one day he meets Triangle (Awkwafina) and suddenly a whole world of different shapes and even sizes becomes possible. Also starring Kumail Nanjiani, Jenny Slate and Tracy Letts as Cube!
Best movies I saw in June:
Vagabond (1985, Agnes Varda)
The Blade (1995, Tsui Hark)
The Wagoner (1963, Ousmane Sembène)
Return of an Adventurer (1966, Moustapha Alassane)
What Price Glory? (1926, Raoul Walsh)
Stella Dallas (1937, King Vidor)
Disclosure Day (2026, Spielberg)
California Split
Carnal Knowledge
The Heartbreak Kid
Drunken Master
The Vanishing Point
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore
Heroes of the East
Messiah of Evil
The Brood
All That Jazz
Nosferatu the Vampyre
Land of Silence and Darkness
Punishment Park
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
Recommend 10-15 films from the 1970s.
I’ll start:
Autumn Sonata
Black Christmas
Breaking Away
California Split
Cercle Rouge, Le
Don’t Look Now
Gimme Shelter
Little Murders
Opening Night
Panic in Needle Park
Phantom of the Paradise
Saint Jack
Wake in Fright
Walkabout
Welfare
@responsiblerob If he plays him he’ll the be the bond actor to look the most like Hoagy Carmichael who Fleming used as a physical reference when creating the character.
The cast of Park Chan-wook’s upcoming film ‘THE BRIGANDS OF RATTLECREEK’
• Pedro Pascal
• Matthew McConaughey
• Austin Butler
• Tang Wei
Described as a western thriller that follows a sheriff and a doctor who seek revenge against a group of bandits.
What has been your top 5 first time watches of 2026?
Mine:
1. Seven Samurai
2. A Woman Under The Influence
3. Kiki’s Delivery Service
4. Portrait Of A Lady On Fire
5. Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
EXCLUSIVE: Two-time Oscar-nominated ‘Minari’ filmmaker Lee Isaac Chung has departed Warner Bros and LuckyChap’s ‘Ocean’s’ prequel.
Chung was in development with the pic’s star and producer Margot Robbie. We are told by a Warner Bros’ spokesperson that “this is an amicable split due to creative differences.”
Full details here: https://t.co/oKEUuwelwV
If you haven’t already seen it, please seek out Tom Noonan’s debut feature WHAT HAPPENED WAS… One of the great American independent films of the ’90s directed by one of the very best American character actors ever.
Mike Leigh has wrapped filming his untitled next film, starring Marion Bailey (Mr. Turner), Paul Jesson (All or Nothing), Kate O’Flynn (Happy-Go-Lucky), and Alice Bailey Johnson (Hard Truths).
We named it one of our most-anticipated films of 2026: https://t.co/QONtG4Utsz
Reform politicians are happy to throw insults from a distance.
But when it comes to debating their ideas? No show.
Richard Tice pulled out.
Farage won’t face me.
Now their candidate in Gorton & Denton has ducked our candidate Hannah Spencer.
Vote Green.
Drunken Master II (1994, Kar-Leung)
The Voice of Hind Rajab (2025, Ben Hania)
Iron Monkey (1993, Woo-Ping)
Shanghai Blues (1984, Hark)
Arsenic and Old Lace (1944, Capra)
The best movies I watched in January:
Broadcast News (1987, Brooks)
Ella McCay (2025, Brooks)
A Perfect World (1993, Eastwood)
Absolute Power (1997, Eastwood)
Look Back (2024, Oshiyama)
Maggots and Men (2009, Cronenwett)
Blue Moon (2025, Linklater)
Labour thinks the "worst case scenario" is the Greens winning, not Reform.
Why?
Because they're happy copying the politics of fear.
They don't want to be forced to challenge Britain's rich elites.