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Movies: Poor Things, Barbie and Oppenheimer are stuck in La La Land
- Thread starter MissThundercat
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Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
There’s a few on the list that aren’t particularly surprising (Gabriel Iglesias and Russell Peters have already done shows there, Kevin Hart, Louis CK, Hannibal Burress, Dave Chapelle are known money whores).
Some like Wayne Brady or Whitney Cummings are disappointing but unsurprising.
Some are genuinely disappointing like Bill Burr.
Pete Davidson is just baffling. Like, I’m sure it’s a lot of money but you’re taking it from the same people who funded the attack that killed your dad. Wonder what his family thinks?
Have gained a lot of respect for Shane Gillis though.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
David Cross continues to be awesome as well.
To be clear, he wasn’t invited. But his evisceration of those that did it is great.
Edit: I knew I had seen it somewhere close! Handy posted it in one of the Dump threads.
To be clear, he wasn’t invited. But his evisceration of those that did it is great.
Edit: I knew I had seen it somewhere close! Handy posted it in one of the Dump threads.
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Handyman
Hug someone you care about...
I just got that email!Criterion just checked in 13 John Carpenter movies.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
It's Mean Girls and Full Metal Alchemist day.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
Criterion goes big into Nunsploitation.
I watched the first third of Haxan last night for about the fifth time. It's fun but it wears. I'm going to actually get through it this time though.
I watched the first third of Haxan last night for about the fifth time. It's fun but it wears. I'm going to actually get through it this time though.
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
I finally saw Todd Phillips' Folie a Deux. I would be interested in everybody's thoughts.
Phillips did a documentary on G. G. Allin that I would like to see now.
I liked the idea. I loved the song selection. Phoenix and Gaga were good.
Not without problems, the worst for my money is purely technical: how can the sound mixing for a musical be so muddy?
I loved the idea of a trial movie -- a trial, if not the justice system itself -- is pure performance. The movie makes this and other observations by suggestion, not explicit dialog, and I liked that as well.
Overall it was a noble effort to do something new and it is one of the few comic movies I would watch again. Joker is easily the most compelling character in the DC universe, if not the entire comic universe, and linking this to the first Phoenix Joker added a good, messy layer to the character.
Lots of complaints but they don't matter, I approve of the attempt.
Not without problems, the worst for my money is purely technical: how can the sound mixing for a musical be so muddy?
I loved the idea of a trial movie -- a trial, if not the justice system itself -- is pure performance. The movie makes this and other observations by suggestion, not explicit dialog, and I liked that as well.
Overall it was a noble effort to do something new and it is one of the few comic movies I would watch again. Joker is easily the most compelling character in the DC universe, if not the entire comic universe, and linking this to the first Phoenix Joker added a good, messy layer to the character.
Lots of complaints but they don't matter, I approve of the attempt.
Phillips did a documentary on G. G. Allin that I would like to see now.
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MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Watched Death Becomes Her this past weekend. Haven't seen it since the 1990s, and it holds up surprisingly well.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
$14.3 million for Tron: Ares this past weekend.
SonofSouthie
Misanthrope
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
I remember seeing that preview for the first time.
"Oh, a new Tron movie? Interesting."
*sees Jared Leto*
"Nevermind."
Kepler
Cornell Big Red
LOL. I thought the remake a few years ago was meh.
The original is a terrible movie, and was one even at the time (do not let people tell you those were "cutting edge special effects, for the time," no, we all laughed in the theater), but it is beloved now and I'm fine with that.
I assume this was an attempt to turn it into an IP Cash Cow from the usual risk averse zero imagination crowd?
The original is a terrible movie, and was one even at the time (do not let people tell you those were "cutting edge special effects, for the time," no, we all laughed in the theater), but it is beloved now and I'm fine with that.
I assume this was an attempt to turn it into an IP Cash Cow from the usual risk averse zero imagination crowd?
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Also the guy that chooses the bands in The School of Rock and Detective Scarfe in Luke Cage.TIL the guy who plays young Moonlight Graham in Field of Dreams is Brett from Pulp Fiction.
