@philthatremains You sure? It would really suck to miss out on seeing this in theaters. I’d actually be shocked if you didn’t dig it based on some of your film takes. It’s an excellent film and it’s a shame it’s been a victim of the culture war
@SoapDigest While I’m sad to see Maxie and Spinelli go, the real tragedy is losing James and Georgie. James’ dynamic with Cody has been great and Georgie had a lot of potential for the “teen scene”.
Travis Scott on the importance of the theatrical experience:
"It’s cool to have the streaming and all, but keep movie theaters alive. There’s nothing more enjoyable than being like, ‘Hey, y’all want to go to the movies?’ “Everything’s becoming so lazy and couch potato, like, ‘Y’all want to go to the house and chill?’ That’s cool too, but it’s like, ‘Yo, let’s get out. Let’s breathe air. Let’s touch grass."
"And then the thing is, these people spend so much time sound designing, and y’all’s cribs don’t even have home theater systems. So why are we f*cking disrespecting the sound designers and all this crazy shit that you’re really supposed to intake in the movie?"
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@TimcastNews Don’t fall for this bro. Maybe there’s a case here and there, but as someone who works at a theater, this thing is performing exceptionally well. I went to a 10pm imax show on a Monday night at a relatively quiet, suburban theater and even the front row was sold.
From hosting the first-ever Columbia Pictures film premiere at the Cinerama Dome—Close Encounters of the Third Kind in 1977—to welcoming generations of moviegoers for unforgettable cinematic moments, the Cinerama Dome has always been more than a theater—it’s been part of Hollywood history.
Today, we usher in a new era for this iconic Los Angeles landmark. See you at the movies.
What’s your favorite Cinerama Dome memory? Share it with us. 🍿🎬
The first trailer for A24's Misty Green, Chris Rock's first directorial outing in 12 years, casts Rosalind Eleazar, Daniel Kaluuya, and Adam Driver in a tale about an out-of-work actor (Eleazar) hustling for a shot at a comeback.
Watch it here: https://t.co/LCZFlz2qan
#TheOdyssey has whet Christopher Nolan's appetite for more horror. He just needs an "amazing idea" like #Obsession: "That movie works like a motherfucker." https://t.co/P0tHPst9Ug
@EndWokeness It absolutely does. I write short reviews like this all the time. Not everybody wants to write an essay. The hate on The Odyssey is a bad look. The movie was phenomenal
@valentinifrank@GeneralHospital@TheEmmys Kudos to you @valentinifrank for steering this amazing ship! Producing soaps in 2026 is harder than ever and you’ve managed to deliver the highest quality show on daytime year after year. As someone who grew up on #OLTL and now #GH , just know it doesn’t go unappreciated
I see their perspective and I think it would very beneficial in many ways. Sadly, I think Disney has invested far too heavily into DTC infrastructures to turn back
The Walt Disney Co., despite being the undisputed leader among the legacy entertainment companies (especially with everyone else seemingly a buyer or seller), has been dealing with a stock price that has remained stubbornly flat over the last five years. https://t.co/4ytAesJjm9