Chris Lambert (Film Analysis)
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Novelist, poet, and narrative expert. Co-founder of New School Critics. Film Colossus. Explains art. SXSW mentor.
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@Variety
This is why you should never believe anti-union corporate rhetoric. They do the equivalent of unions all the time.
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@LegoKingo
That explains why they’re showing other universes. Not why it’s all Superman
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@nathanfielder
I’m glad that this will be for many people their introduction to your sense of humor
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@ZoeRoseBryant
Just rewatched it for our podcast episode. I think the first hour is such a masterclass in filmmaking. Second hour has some great moments too. Third hour still loses me. It’s just the most predictable part of the movie. But the ending is cool.
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@FilmUpdates
The writer of this movie is the husband of Celine Song who made Past Lives. Funny that they both did movies about romantic triangles.
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@PopBase
It literally says in the article that Momoa wasn’t part of the decision to fire Heard.
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@Variety
No, not the same. Just that corporations fight for their interests so they shouldn’t be so negative about employees doing the same.
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@CsMoviesIndia
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@Comscore
The first SRK movie I've ever seen!
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@Variety
They helped make art that’s going to be relevant for decades. Can’t put a price on that
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@CinemaTweets1
If anyone wants a deep, deep dive into the themes and ending and to understand Oppenheimer on a whole new way:
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@ThisIsCreation
“I don’t fully comprehend movies as a literary art form and I’m okay making my ignorance public.”
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@derflecha
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@Todd_Spence
@RyanGirdusky
You are wrong about pretty much everything you said
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@fellawhomstdve
Why can’t we just have one cosmic horror Star Wars story?
Such a massive universe and they keep doing the same stuff.
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JAWAN
The Definitive Explanation
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@PopBase
I just want to be clear this isn’t a pro-Jason or anti-Amber comment. It’s just pointing out that there’s a difference between what’s in the article vs what’s in the tweet.
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@FilmUpdates
What the hell? Yeah, when I was working 20 hours at Subway and making $5.65 an hour and spending $3.25 to go to matinee screenings because I love movies—that was elitist of me. What was I thinking
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@ATRightMovies
It’s 2001: a Space Odyssey. Nothing else is in the same galaxy.
Even Interstellar.
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@davidcinema
For anyone who wants the deepest explanation of Prisoners, including why trees feature so much:
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@evemmore
@RICHARDLNEWBY
Eye contact.
Look away.
Small smile.
Re-establish eye contact.
“Dinner tomorrow at 6 sounds great.”
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@Todd_Spence
The fact there are people arguing that he (and any other actor) shouldn’t get residuals is infuriating
They absolutely should be compensated but studios and streamers are trying to exploit them
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@RollingStone
They have a head with eyes and a mouth. They have feet.
Here’s a bird that looks a lot like a person
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My all-time movie rankings! (158 total)
Updated:
-Jawan
-Aftersun
-Blade Runner
-Bottoms
-Interstellar
There's a new number one!
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@itismitchell
I’m in the minority that loved the first hour and thought the last hour was pretty boring (aside from the last scene with Einstein)
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@TheFirstOkiro
You’re 10000% correct. Which is terrifying.
I like to think some studio will get it. One has to, right? Right? Sigh.
But at least we have Barbie.
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@ChainsawReacts
@DiscussingFilm
It’s not included but he directly says that he knows it’s not a multiverse film
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@ThePopTingz
“Flame as hot as me” is more about someone’s being, success, popularity, total value than it is about looks.
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@ATRightMovies
2001 is a literary deconstruction of the relationship between humanity and technology. It defines every moment of the film.
Interstellar isn’t on that level thematically. Its narrative is more pure plot and melodrama.
Visually, Interstellar has nice 3-5 second moments but
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@BenShh1
I remember Young Adult had me sinking into my theater chair from second hand embarrassment and awkwardness
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@ATRightMovies
If anyone wants the best breakdown of Blade Runner that exists on the internet
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@TheCinesthetic
Yeah, the point of Tyler is to show the allure of such thinking in order to illuminate the hypocrisy of it. Tyler’s just as dehumanizing as the consumerism he’s fighting. But so many people miss the actual point.
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@Variety
“On both sides” come on Variety. AMPTP is the problem. As Adam Driver said, you have smaller studios who have no issue compensating their collaborators. But the major ones are being awful about everything. It’s that simple.
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@ZoeRoseBryant
Celine Song said she was thinking about how timelines decrease left, increase right. That’s why she had Nora and Hae Sung walk left: it represented them walking into the past. Then Nora back to the right, into her present and future
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@TylerCWhitmore
The saddest part is that it’s because people are completely misreading Saltburn as “middle class is evil”. Which is wrong.
It’s not Parasite.
It’s American Psycho/The Social Network/Ingrid Goes West.
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@THEnotoriousJ0D
I spent a full hour last night trying to find somewhere where he talked in detail about his daily routine. Couldn’t find it. It’s driving me crazy.
Does he eat breakfast lunch and dinner 3x a day?
Does he work out 3x a day?
Does he shower 3x a day? Brush his teeth?
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@jechercheserge
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What an era that was. It’s crazy Pattinson and Stewart went on to become such top class actors who genuinely outgrew Twilight
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@bornposting
He’s too busy having visions of physics to worry about opinions of mere mortals.
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@FilmUpdates
That’s a fundamental misunderstanding of why the movie was successful. It’s not because Mattel’s IPs are that powerful. It’s because they let an artist with a vision craft a meaningful work.
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@barchiesorigin
I’ve only seen clips of this show on Twitter and it looks like the writers room is literally just throwing darts at a board of random concepts then stringing them together into a semi coherent episode. It’s amazing and atrocious.
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@PopBase
For anyone who would like a better understanding of the ending, themes, references, and overall meaning
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I’m so used to only seeing them as lost in the woods so I always barely recognize the actors in any other context
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@Vara_Dark
Being scared of it is completely different than not liking it. Two very didn’t emotions. Being scared of it doesn’t mean she didn’t like it or didn’t respect it or anything negative. I mean, it could mean those things. But doesn’t have to.
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@spencedetroit
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Because Barbie is an auteur work that’s part of the literary canon of film.
I love Marvel movies but they aren’t that.
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@ZoeRoseBryant
That reads completely platonic to me. Just two creative people vibing to their passion.
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@jerstonfilm
SPOILERS
The club scenes are a metaphoric way of showing adult Sophie’s journey with her father’s memory and trying to understand him. It’s a really nice way of capturing the distance and eventual catharsis.
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@mrbrianrowe
People keep misreading it as class commentary like Parasite and attacking the movie/EF because they think she’s vilifying the middle class.
It’s pretty annoying. The movie is about a kind of person, not the middle class. Just like American Psycho/Social Network/Ingrid Goes West
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@hafilova
For people who have seen the movie, there’s a really awesome detail in the end about the direction the characters walk. One of the little things that make this movie so special.
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@kenzvanunu
I remember opening my case and having that moment of “waaaaaaait…” then remembering the start of the Fight Club DVD was a few seconds of the menu for Never Been Kissed lol
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