I think they should show the pilot to Miami Vice (Brother's Keeper Part 1 & 2) in cinemas a while before the new film.
I love when people dumbly say "you could never make that film nowadays"
but for The Terminal, it's true.
Neither of those three are even top 3 to me.
To answer the question more though, Angels in America, The Leftovers, Station Eleven, Generation Kill, The Knick, The Larry Sanders Show, there's a few more.
Deadwood doesn't get enough attention.
Took nearly 40 years?
What does he have, a part-time lawyer?
Stevie Wonder has filed a lawsuit in order to evict a woman who has been living rent-free on one of his properties for nearly 40 years.
rollingstone.com/music/music…
Not going to lie, the slow soapy piano version of the SNL UK theme after the memorial got me.
Very funny.
#SNLUK
I'm late, but my reward for watching a boring Street Fighter movie was to get to see Sandra Hüller ♥️
The fact that I keep getting errors from @ODEONCinemas on the app when refunding, then receiving the "you've missed a booking" email after their worthless Odi bot "cancels" for me is getting annoying now.
Why can't they just redo the app?
Nick Wayne used all the fireworks, and now Britt Baker looks like a poor chump.
#AEWDynamite
Let's remove Eternals, The Incredible Hulk and The Marvels. They don't belong there.
The worst is Iron Man 2, Thor: The Dark World, Thor: Love & Thunder, Ant-Man & Wasp, and others.
or, don't and try and make something cool like The Frighteners again.
Peter Jackson says 'The Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the Past' is in the scriptwriting stage ⚔️
The film takes place 14 years after 'The Return of the King'
(via @screenrant)
Odeon showing Ken Russell's the Devils is an unexpected nice surprise.
I was literally about to buy my ticket elsewhere.
We're in the age of Letterboxd. There's more critic-like reviews for films there than on promo sites like Rotten Tomatoes.
It's such a non-issue. How about turning the eye to why Skydance did public screenings before any press screenings/embargo dates. That's the dumb part.
A lot of professionals understandably upset with this guy for breaking the Clayface review embargo by going to a ticketed screening rather than anything promotional/directly from the studio so the claim is not having to play by embargo rules. Realistically, anyone in media does know better.
I do still find it alarming how many feel a need to amplify the early review and tag him rather than just sending a message. Everyone in the business has to already know that the studio saw it as close to immediately as they possibly could’ve and almost certainly will say “Yeah, you’re not coming to our screenings in the future because you broke the specific embargo rule,” (something I think they’d probably enforce even if the review was positive). Inevitably, publicity contacts saw their phones blow up with texts and emails over someone posting early and asking if everyone can post their reviews, as well.
I just don’t understand some of the excessive shitting on the dude that I’ve seen and the quote tweets for tags as if everyone in every industry doesn’t realize how in jeopardy every job and opportunity already is.
I dunno. I’m sure I’m missing some nuance here and I don’t mean to upset anyone, especially peers and colleagues. I, too, think he should’ve known better and I personally wouldn’t feel a need to go call more attention to him and his work. That’s not even throwing a colleague under the bus, that’s driving it - even if the root of it is their move with their work is possibly harming your work by cheapening the impact of having it ready and all being simultaneously first. I think I understand the game well enough to agree with being upset, it’s the excessive dunking that seems a bit much to me. That said, I’m not really familiar with the guy who posted the review or if he had a history of it or anything like that, so I could be speaking out of turn here and will preemptively acknowledge that. My bad, if so (even though I still don’t see value in trying to have a negative impact on someone else).
The dude did something dumb, it’s not our job to dictate a punishment, and it doesn’t need to be the end of the world where we act like he sucks forever if this is the whole story. (I conclude after writing a fuckin’ thesis… the irony!).
My bank goes completely down as Dune 3 tickets come out.
Only in this life do I get fucked this much.
Clayface post-credit should've been Hagen attending a Gala in Gotham, and we only see his back as changes his identity on the way in.
We hear "It's Bruce Wayne", camera cuts round, and that's how they should've revealed the casting for Wayne in #DCU















