I just can't understand why studios aren't releasing their films outside the US... Piracy wouldn't hurt the films at all. Who watches camrips seriously? Just don't release them on VOD until they're ready to be shown in the US I'm ready to guess 99% of filmgoers aren't chasing spoilers on Reddit befo...

Written and Directed by Charlie Kaufman Based on a book written by Iain Reid Starring: Jesse Plemons, Jessie Buckley, David Thewlis, Toni Collette Releases on Netflix on September 4th A man takes his girlfriend to meet with his parents, but they find themselves going on a terrifying detour. First re...

Absolutely unable to connect to Mad Max: Fury Road , I've never felt this disconnected to absolute unanimous praise than with this movie. I've even turned it off one or twice, I rewatched it yesterday. I even find the action bordeline repetitive monotonous after a while. And I'm trying almost every ...

Avatar

First rewatch in 6-7 years. Least favorite Cameron film but it does have its moments.

Main thing that stuck with me is how dated the CGI already looks. Some creatures especially look painfully bad. And the whole thing has a cartoon feel...

Interesting to see that -Scorsese rewrote himself the script... it's only the sixth time in his career (Mean Streets, Goodfellas, Age of Innocence, Casino, Silence) -That his rewrite was considered less conventional/interesting for Paramount Here is what he said a couple of months ago Scorsese said ...

Vader's top 10 directors on another thread inspired me to do my own. 3 to 10 is kinda always moving depending on their latest pictures. Top two is rock solid 1-David Lynch 2-Coen Brothers 3-Bong Joon-Ho 4-Paul Thomas Anderson 5-Martin Scorsese 6-Alfonso Cuaron 7-Leos Carax 8-Quentin Tarantino 9-Deni...

Just binged it and I have mixed feelings about it Garland is just an amazing director. Some sequences in this were absolutely unforgettable sci-fi imagery. Cinematography, production design and score were all extraordinary. The actual plot was underwhelming and the acting choices were definitely not...

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February 14th, 2020, 6:17 pm

What's wrong with that? Sounds like a good idea to me.

Spectre/Into Darkness nostalgia-twist silliness

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UGH. Please no.

I know directors have minimal creative freedom in MCU films, but this interview with Taika is depressing to read. He's brutally honest about how he gets to decide stuff even if he writes the script There’s so much excitement about the Natalie Portman of it all in the next “Thor.” How closely are you...