When did we start rating films on how ‘toxic’ their messages are rather than the quality of their production? I recently rewatched this movie and Jesus Christ is it bad. I’ve never really liked this movie. As a kid I found it boring and as an adult I found it so idealistic as to be meaningless. Wel...

When did we start rating films on how ‘toxic’ their messages are rather than the quality of their production?

Heat and The Insider are very close.

Manhunter and Miami Vice are his most underrated films.

Again, theatres will never recover from this. Blockbusters as we know it are dead.

Big reorganizations incoming.

this attitude that streaming is profitable for first release movies is surreal to me, because: 1) nobody wants to pay for content. they want unlimited access to "rented" content. see netflix, spotify, etc. 2) even in that context, netflix loses money every year, and that's the "best one" the only w...

Mulan is the worst Planet of the Apes movie.

Tenet earns strong numbers in Europe. In Germany it had only a 23% drop in it's second week. It had nearly the same amount of visitors as Dunkirk (pre covid restrictions screenings!). Cinemas are back in Europe! Same with China. So whats the matter with the US? I guess the reason is the poor pandem...

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September 3rd, 2020, 3:37 pm

Somehow Chris Nolan is to blame...speedy recovery to Pattinson

It’s time to delete this site.

Cinema is dead (as we knew it). We will never have a phenomenon like Infinity War or even The Dark Knight in our lifetimes, IMO. We will mostly watch movies at home. Films will gradually reduce in scale to mitigate risk, and people will choose to watch smaller-scale films anyway. Smaller-scale films...