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@LexG_III Unrelated but I identified so hard with the elevator paint story on the (fantastic) new episode that I can feel myself starting to Inception-style remember it happening to me.
@LexG_III Dynevor and Ehrenreich are both great, and for a while it’s sorta neat to see an attempt at a feminist spin on Mamet/LaBute, but it felt like Dumont had no idea where to take the concept and just replayed the same beat again and again for the final hour.
@LexG_III It’s amazingly incoherent. If the lady’s only ever watched the red carpet, then clearly the “wokism” of the movies hasn’t recently scared her off. He wants to position them as hearty salt-of-the-earth folks, then undercuts it by describing the young guy as a shark-eyed cipher.
@PeteMitchell158@LexG_III The Accountant 2 is kind of fascinating because you get to watch an intricate, concept-dense franchise slowly realize that it should just be a nice n' normal Affleck-Bernthal buddy cop series.
@LexG_III Haha the first movie’s at 9 goddam AM the morning after a wedding? PTA’s all “It’s perfect, you’ll have time to grab a quick breakfast on the way!”
@LexG_III This is irrelevant to the point of your story, but it never ceases to amaze me how you can instantly pull up the name of a semi- or totally-forgotten movie that’s concurrent with the time period you’re referencing.
@LexG_III I remember a friend back in the 90s (after a run of movies where he was played by three different guys) saying Hollywood should establish a “designated Warhol.”