@brysonbluee This made me nauseous when I saw it. I love everything Boyle has done. Sunshine is probably the most underrated SciFi film of all time, and I have been so fucking excited for this. Will still be watching but FUCK generative AI
Unfortunately this is a reminder that bullying does work. I love that he’s doing Resident Evil, but after Weapons and Barbarian, I want him doing original work. This has me so hype. #FilmTwitter
“I’m not going to go tackle any other franchises—just because I’m a writer, and I want to write whatever I want to write.”
Zach Cregger says he’s done with franchises after ‘RESIDENT EVIL’ #ResidentEvil
https://t.co/nHBmy2U43B
Read a review for Primetime on Letterboxd that said, “It’s as if you put together Better Call Saul with the atmosphere of Backrooms and I think that’s beautiful.”
This may very well be the best thing to ever exist
This type of discourse is exhausting. I’m gonna be rewatching both in 20 years. Same with Sentimental Value, and probably Marty Supreme. Why not both, or celebrate having an AMAZING year for movies and talk about all of them.
Wild thing about Leo is his best role isn’t even pictured here even though all of these are Oscar worthy. The Departed is his best role #FimTwitter#AbsoluteCinema
@jimsweatshirt he’s been doing this shit his whole career. bro followed boogie nights with magnolia, magnolia with punch drunk love, punch drunk love with there will be blood, and there will be blood with the master…
‘Primetime’ actor Skyler Gisondo on Robert Pattinson’s portrayal of Chris Hansen:
“The very first take of the first scene of the first day, I remember watching Rob, thinking, ‘This is the best acting I’ve ever seen in my life.’"
See THR’s exclusive look into the film:
https://t.co/ntY3SXQejo
While this isn’t exactly fair, my pick is Boogie Nights. When Little Bill sees his wife in the driveway and says, “My wife has an ass in her cock.” William H Macy kept fucking up his line and PTA kept it. While it’s in a comedy movie, it’s not a comedic scene. Fucking hillarious.
Shawshank Redemption and Whiplash. Both of these are at least 4 stars in my book, but the overwhelming population considering them in the 100 greatest movies of all time is incomprehensible to me.