It’s 2009 and we watched “I’ll be Missing You”
Me: wouldn’t it be funny if Diddy fell off the bike and just started rapping about how hard it was to motorcycle?
Al (friend): or what about if it blew up and we just watch him flail in slow mo while on fire?
Yea, Al was right.
Criterion Briefing Room:
“Alright, everyone. Look alive and stay sharp out there. We’ve received word of multiple film geeks looking to strike the truck while on route. We suspect they’ve probably seen HEAT a thousand times in preparation but don’t count out DEN OF THIEVES.”
I know QT loves his characters and you especially see it when he’s vocal about certain ones.
But the way he shoots their scenes together (plus the final shot) was when that love felt the greatest. To me, at least.
Hello @BBCNews, please investigate and report on what’s happening in Korea currently, a second “nth room” was found, you can find information about it on twitter and a tiny bit of information by a few Korean media under the search “능용방“ on naver. (1/9)
I visited Korea around 2003 and met my cousin’s friends (pre-teens). Those kids studied English and asked how to say certain slang and phrases, followed by their near perfect performance the Friends theme song.
What I’m learning from replies to this thread is many Americans genuinely don’t realize what a cultural juggernaut Friends was in many parts of the world. I know Seinfeld had more viewers in the US, but globally it’s not even close in terms of impact across culture/language
I’ll always love the ending of MANDY. The score is beautiful and melancholy. What his character does in that moment is the realest shit I think many people have done when dealing with some form of loss.