radewart wrote: ↑

November 19th, 2023, 5:59 pm

I'm a pessimist who never thinks good things are gonna happen, so I think something like Poor Things or the Color Purple is going to win.

Things are, lets say, culturally re-shifting.
Academy has a great shot to try to keep some relevancy or keep digging their hole.

This has legit chances at the 11 oscars record tbh best pic, best actor, best supporting actor, best director, best adapted screenplay, best cinematography, best editing, best production design, best sound, best original score. That's 10. costume/makeup is the sort of shit that is impossible to dist...

He'll win all the awards. There's no competition. I mean, I love Oppenheimer as much as the next guy, and likewise hope it wins as much as it can, but at the very least there's competition in Killers of the Flower Moon . A Scorsese dud should not be competition. But yeah, you're right, it could win...

He'll win all the awards.
There's no competition.

I don’t see how it will. A release in Japan and Russia would have (probably) net it around 30M and it would still need a breakout in either China or South Korea that didn’t happen.

physicshistoryguy wrote: ↑

September 18th, 2023, 12:54 pm

I am very curious to see what lessons studios take from this unforeseen success (at least unforeseen as far as I'm aware).

I'm not sure there's anything to learn.
Nolan is a very popular filmmaker. You can't replicate that sort of phenomenon.

Its gonna make more than the latest Batman

Fuck WB

Why the hell is the OST cover so classy and they went ahead with that tacky monstrosity for main poster?

Interstellar number 1 on Letterboxd with the most fans! The film has really grown in popularity over the last several years. https://twitter.com/letterboxd/status/1571257898894004224 I actually came to this thread to ask members if did you guys knew this film has gained an enormous popularity last ...

It’s a return to form (after his last two movies). And it’s a return to a genre that has historical roots of unveiling US history and its myths. I think most americans actually don’t understand how influential cinema was to promote US culture worldwide. Sadly, this industry has been seized by a bunc...