☕Stephen M. Colbert

I need context.

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

The Chin At Warpower

[Zack Snyder Film @ZackSnyderFilm]

"Shot the Knightmare sequence from Batman v Superman entirely in IMAX. It was our first real taste of the 1.43:1 aspect ratio that would later be fully realized in Zack Snyder’s Justice League. Also the chin at full power."

📸 Zack Snyder (IG)

[Zack Snyder Film @ZackSnyderFilm]

"LFG"

📸 Zack Snyder (IG)

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

I tell Claude "you're absolute right" a lot just so it's clear which one of us is doing the validating.

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

@SamParkerMetal Shame. Gundam especially would be a great IP for IMAX.

[Andrew Nadeau @TheAndrewNadeau]

I realize this is the character flaw of every single person in the movie, but I genuinely believe if I was in charge, I could make a safe Jurassic Park

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

I just tried to explain the jerk store episode of Seinfeld to my kids and I did such a heinously awful job that I'm scared I accidentally created a core memory for them that I tell unfunny stories.

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

No lie one of the most immersive movie viewing experiences of my life was watching Tree of Life on my phone. Granted it was a dark room and I had great headphones and I was locked in. But it was on a phone.

[The Cinegogue @TheCinegogue]

it’s corny to shame people for watching movies on their phone.

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

The originals got deleted, but what I wouldn't have given for J.W. Rinzler to have had the chance to complete his Rise and Fall of Star Wars blog series (or better yet, write a book on it).

Fortunately, Wayback Machine has some of them (I think there were 11-12 total before he got shut a cease and desist).
https://t.co/js2S7wsDL8

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

Or when you learn to ignore anyone's assessment of what you said in general.

[Jen D. @HumanLevelJen]

You truly become an adult the day you realise Claude starts its reasoning process with "this is genuinely interesting" in order to force itself to respond as if whatever you just said were genuinely interesting.

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

Looks like the California shoot included more stunt work.

[Zack Snyder Film @ZackSnyderFilm]

New image of @ZackSnyder, @eli__snyder, and @fbouciegues behind the scenes of The Last Photograph.

📸 Freddie Bouciegues (IG)

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

The Button game on Reddit was a way better social experiment tbh https://t.co/rFjd0NcEbJ

[owen felton @feltoland]

SPEED RACER is one of the very few movies i'd say is genuinely one of a kind. it's not just ahead of its time- there may never be a time that we get another movie like it. it's a true cinematic unicorn and we're lucky to have it.

[Mr. Chau @Srirachachau]

Very pro-Chim-Chim. The scene where Royal is monologuing and then it randomly cuts to Spritle and Chim-Chim driving around to Freebird makes me laugh really hard

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

Anything else is really just a variation of this. Even if it feels like a banger.

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

Learning to be totally comfortable with just not responding to people is a superpower.

[2𝓼𝓶𝓸𝓴𝓮𝔂𝔂 @nomodeath]

I need a nonchalant response to “I hate you”

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

Most underrated punchline of all time.

[largest rodent @capybaroness]

every time i've seen speed racer in theaters people laugh so hard at christina ricci's delivery of "whoa, was that a ninja?" that they don't even hear john goodman deliver the actual punchline

[Batman v Superman: By The Minute Podcast @BvsByTheMinute]

Our rewatch of #BatmanvSuperman surprisingly travels back to Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, discovering a whole new meaning behind the birth of Luthor's "ancient Kryptonian deformity." And his link to... Jor-El?

Minute 142: "Your Doomsday" is available now! https://t.co/fxUAONeWJ4

[Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Sargon_of_Akkad]

This is a great point actually.

[Alex F 🇵🇸 @alexcfields]

ahem

[☕Stephen M. Colbert @smcolbert]

@tonygsnyder @BvsByTheMinute