At what point are we just going to make Best Picture one category here? The line is blurred too much these days.
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So I’M the unreasonable one for demanding my AirBnB guests get rid of the ghosts living in the basement?
Someone should introduce him to Creed
Sylvester Stallone reveals he has written a script for Rocky 7, but isn't sure if fans would care enough to watch it
He says the story would explore Rocky's life outside of the ring, and how the world has drastically changed around him
(via @TVInsider)
Nathan: Do you see why this is funny?
Elizabeth: Yeah. He’s ordering 55 of everything, but no way he can eat all of that.
Might as well had been a Netflix original if A24 was gonna botch its run like that.
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Don’t let Shane Gillis see this
Ex White House press secretary Katie Zacharia has last laugh as she's spotted working out in sunny SoCal trib.al/K2n7q73
The smartest thing You Can See Everything does is touch on the “unreliable narrator.” Even though the movie is 3hrs long, we can’t LITERALLY see “everything.” Some things were left on the cutting room floor. We have to trust that this was the most vital/interesting of the stuff.
I’m not gonna do revisionist history on his entire career and say he was always bad/mid like a lot are doing (I love everything of his Jojo Rabbit and earlier). But I don’t think you can argue he got waay too full of himself and flew too close to the sun with those Disney checks.
You Can See Everything blew me away. Not only a phenomenal documentary on its own, but a deconstruction of the entire genre. Making us question “what is real?” and “can we ever really trust a narrator?” around every corner. I didn’t want it to end.
OOHH??
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