WIDOW'S BAY is good. MAXIMUM PLEASURE GUARANTEED is even better. It's like Hitchcock came back to do it one more time. And Tatiana Maslany is so good. The play of emotions on her face is pretty incredible. She goes from comic to terror in an instant.
In memory and honor of Robert Redford, whose last major role, in The Old Man & the Gun, is one of his greatest—films, roles, and performances (have many other great actors worked with so few great directors? This movie was an inspired pairing): https://t.co/1M2i4803DD
I don’t even know where to start with Robert Redford, who had one of the biggest careers in movie history. We’ll try to find a way to honor him on @TheBigPic soon. But if you want to see him at his best late in life, watch David Lowery’s THE OLD MAN AND THE GUN today.
@KeithManleyjr Anyone? You think there are conservatives there who needed cash so they made anti-trump signs, drove there, had to park 7 blocks away, then stood there for hours protesting against Trump? Then had to fill out invoices or if it is cash only, had to wait in line for payment after?
@criterionchannl I think you guys are on something with this. I love it. I say leave it as is, the mystery of what movie playing is kind of what makes it great. People will flock to the Internet to find out what’s currently playing.
The A.I. and the Nun: Filming Mrs. Davis
Cinematographer Joe Anderson blends the absurd and the sublime in Tara Hernandez and Damon Lindelof's modernist miniseries.
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I have to admit when we were young I made fun of my brother @jandy for reading American Cinematographer magazine.
Today, @AmericanCine published an article about him, so I think he got the last laugh.
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One things I love about older movies -- especially films from the 1970s -- is how much of the texture of daily life you can soak up while watching them 50 years later. What rich, poor, & middle class people wore, drank, ate, listened to, read, smoked, drove, argued about, etc.
@toomuchhorror@tonytost That’s Jerry Ziesmer the 1st AD. He wrote a nice book on AD’ing caled "Ready When You Are, Mr. Coppola, Mr. Spielberg, Mr. Crowe".