Umar

They will forget you, me, everything. All is vanity and ashes

[Umar @cinemaumar]

This is so funny when not in context. What an ending

[Umar @cinemaumar]

Have booted up the new Farhadi and Kore-eda stinkers to do itch some auteurist curiosities this week

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@HowieBlingy Looks masterful

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@stellarlio Maybe would have liked more in theatres but just felt like a nothingburger besides the nostalgic vibes

[Umar @cinemaumar]

Watched #TheEndofOakStreet

Disappointing for the most part. Way too much time explaining and the relationship stuff is dreadful. The CGI of the dinosaurs is decent but I never felt immersed in the world. Hathaway is great but can’t say the same for McGregor

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@francyne_m81585 @TomCruise Razzies incoming

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@tylergilfoster Yeah its pretty accessible

[Umar @cinemaumar]

It’s frustrating to see an actor who was so great and charming become such a bore on screen. Someone get this man in a good movie

[Umar @cinemaumar]

Was interested because liked Under the Silver Lake but this is just a dull studio job. I’m all for big budget original films but either they need a lot more depth or just be 80 minute genre fares. This is neither. Hathaway gives another great performance this year at least

[Umar @cinemaumar]

Cut the cameras vro

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@ref513 @mavericksmovies 🤣🤣🤣

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@igbomermaid

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@thecinemagay Inniratu is a hack but let me prospect on the oscars

[Nadia @nonamenadia]

they shoulda killed me back in february

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@divacassell Masterpiece

[Umar @cinemaumar]

Well deserved. Maybe the most important performance of the 21st century

[Filmfare @filmfare]

#KartikAaryan honoured with the National Film Award for Best Actor by President Droupadi Murmu at the 72nd National Film Awards.

[Video Courtesy: PIB_India/X]

#72ndNationalFilmAwards #Trending

[Matt Neglia @NYFF @NextBestPicture]

DIGGER is not at all what it seems on the surface. What begins as an over-the-top comedy of gigantic satirical proportions suddenly turns into a meta, somber commentary on the bleak state of the world we’re inevitably heading toward, our inability to stop it, and what we’ll likely do in its aftermath. This is Tom Cruise’s most dynamic and interesting role in years, and it provides him plenty of space to preach to the back row but not enough to dig deeper and deliver a performance that could’ve had far more power and nuance had Alejandro González Iñárritu’s ambitious split narrative not been so imbalanced in favor of its zany but empty theatrics. Nobody else is given enough material to fully flesh out their characters either, leaving us with a highly cinematic (The production design, cinematography, sound, and makeup are all aces), bizarre, self-admittedly unfunny, and boisterous warning about the current state of the world, but with not enough depth or humanity to help us care or make any sense of it. Less of a bang and more of a hollow misfire.

[MJM @MikeJMele]

Suicide due to depression isn’t a sign of weakness, selfishness, or cowardice. It’s a desperate act to escape the pain that haunts their minds and consumes their hearts. Stop worrying about defining the act and focus on saving the lives of those struggling.

[Umar @cinemaumar]

@sophia_cim Performance of the decade

[Umar @cinemaumar]

ADAM NAYMAN PODCAST LETS FKN GOOO

[Adam Nayman @brofromanother]

Cat is both in and out of bag at this point, I guess Schroedinger’s pod. Some of you on here have already been guests, or will be. I hope that several more of you listen and subscribe when the time comes. https://t.co/LoJrc1CITg