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Difference between Scorsese & Tarantino: Tarantino shows killin' Nazis as an unambiguous, ass-kickin' triumph while Scorsese portrays it as a bleak act that haunts a man for the rest of his life. Both are excellent filmmakers whose movies I love but...
the parts of shutter island that most stick out to me are the war scenes, especially the nazi massacre. there's really nothing like them in scorsese's filmography
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During CHINATOWN, Jack Nicholson sometimes delayed shooting because he wanted to finish watching the Laker game on TV.
Emily Blunt says that Cillian Murphy did not attend cast dinners while shooting
#Oppenheimer
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“His brain was just too full,” she adds.
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To make sure nuance doesn't get lost here: I think Tarantino is the best (or at least my favorite) director to debut in my lifetime (1990-) and he's never made a movie I didn't enjoy. I just think Scorsese's work is deeper.
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I feel like MAESTRO'S gonna get sent to the Oscar Bait Dustbin of History instead of its rightful place as an extremely weird movie that reveals its director's unsettling subconscious in a way a lot of us want from auteurs.
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@ChiArunavo
Sure, I just think he's ultimately going to choose entertainment over unsettling.
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What’s the coolest someone has ever looked in a movie?
I’ll start:
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If you take Jerry's stand-up at face value, you might think "Dear god, this would have been oppressively hacky in 1993."
But if you see his yuk-em-ups as a thin facade beneath which unimaginable reserves of rage reside, it becomes pretty interesting.
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It's very depressing that generations present & future will see Woody Allen as some increasingly obscure deviant instead of the God of Filmmaking.
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Films need to rediscover Sleaze. Degenerates, lowlifes, bimbos, floozies...actors with catastrophic hair loss, actresses who look like they just rolled out of a seedy bar, profoundly unwholesome behavior from leads we're expected to root for.
That's Movie Magic, baby.
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Hahahaha Nicholson dumping his bimbo girlfriend in a motel because he's too embarrassed to bring her around his upper-class family & then flipping out on them for being pretentious = The Greatest Character Ever. What a mess.
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I've never seen Clint Eastwood look as happy as he does here sitting next to Jeff Bridges in drag...The man is simply delighted.
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SUMMER OF SAM is one of the most jaw-droppingly hateful movies ever given a real budget. It rules.
We really don’t talk enough about Michael Imperioli in SUMMER OF SAM.
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@ByYourLogic
@a_decusatis
The
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concern of steel welders in Lehigh County is the security & prosperity of Israel.
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We all know Norm's riffs with Courtney Thorne-Smith but you may have missed his incredible solo antics from the same episode:
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I love the moment in THE WOLF OF WALL ST when the feds are trying to get DiCaprio to flip & Chandler cuts through the bullshit and goes "Yes, we want you to rat. That's fucking exactly what we want you to do. To rat." Pure dripping contempt.
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It's Bradley Cooper's BULWORTH, a largely well-crafted semi-mess filled with an array of "What the fuck?" moments totally at odds with the prestige trappings. Both very good movies, FTR.
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Thank you to everyone chiming in with their "Woody Allen is Bad, Actually" takes. The United Nations is already making preparations to honor you all jointly with a Mandela Prize for services to humanity.
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Most of the time, I can snap out of a depressing movie knowing it's all made up. But even 50 years later, the vibes off CHINATOWN are so bad I can't do it.
Maybe my favorite film. It just keeps growing in my mind like a malignant tumor.
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You gotta be one hell of an actor to so effectively play a man this stupid. Truly one of the all-time shit-for-brains in movie history.
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"Mort Rifkin, renowned cinema scholar & festival haver, died after a brief illness on Friday. He was 79."
Trying to think of another screenwriter with the juice to pull off a stunt like this and drawing a blank.
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Just like the real point of FIVE EASY PIECES isn't Jack Nicholson trying to get the toast but rather noting afterward that he *failed* to get it, the point of the "REIGNING IT IN" scene is the very next cut when Cooper looks miserable.
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The best opening credits to a movie are when it's that no frills, blocky white letters above slightly grainy film a la FIVE EASY PIECES. Get Tammy Wynette wailing away, Nicholson looking pissed off, some nice sunsets going...I'm in.
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"Who's investigating Israel for crimes against humanity?"
Israel:
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I mean...there *is* a consistently antiwar director who's so pro-labor he often wraps for the day by lunchtime and inspires such loyalty that he's kept much of his crew together for decades.
Without saying boots riley name a genuinely left of center filmmaker from america. Name one. I dare you.
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@MattLech
His "I like Elon Musk when he's firing unionized janitors & taking Pentagon contracts but turn on him when he affects my bottom line" was a real masterclass in journalistic integrity.
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@ByYourLogic
Champions win with a diet of 14 beers and bus-length sandwiches featuring 9 different, horrifically contrasting meats & cheeses.
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On Gene Hackman's 94th birthday, a reminder that there's an incredible movie called PRIME CUT in which he presides over a sex slavery auction while gorging on a massive pile of cheap meat.
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The line for In N Out at 11 at night. Americans love burger.
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My favorite casting choice ever. Absolutely obsessed with her & Nicholson. The vibes were completely fucked.
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Eastwood is always money but IN THE LINE OF FIRE's elevated so much by how perfectly written & cast the Malkovich part is. I'd put him right next to Noonan in MANHUNTER as one of the great, freakily-realistic villains in movie history.
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"Whatchu gonna see?"
"Something that starts soon & looks good."
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Unmarried, childless DiCaprio: I'm gonna play a murderous dumbfuck!
Ryan Gosling says he is rejecting roles that are too dark for the sake of his family:
“I don’t really take roles that are going to put me in some kind of dark place. The decisions I make, I make them with Eva and we make them with our family in mind first... My kids’ interest in
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It's funny that leftists are whining about this tweet because it was a state prosecutor and Alan Dershowitz pushing the narrative that Woody Allen was a child molester. Social workers & clinicians testified to his innocence.
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Awesome aspect of ABOUT SCHMIDT: Nicholson's daughter has a dead-end job, she's pushing 40, she's constantly in a terrible mood...he's bewildered that she's marrying this oaf but she's a dud grabbing the last branch and there's ZERO catharsis. No understanding. Wild.
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Awesome thing MAD MEN kept doing was give Don these EPIPHANIES! that would last for about 2.5 episodes and then he'd go right back to being a churlish drunk.
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RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK cost $20 million to make. With inflation, that's just under $70 million.
#IndianaJones
collected an underwhelming $60 million in its opening weekend. That would be a decent amount of money for a tentpole aimed at older audiences, but it's one of the most expensive movies ever, costing $295 million before marketing.
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Saw SCARECROW for the 1st time a few months back & it stuck with me. Awesome scene where a loaded Gene Hackman's plowing through some KFC while veteran of The Actors Studio Ann Wedgeworth eye-fucks him with her tits hanging out, absolutely delighted.
Great, casual 70s sleaze.
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Another good movie dunce. Not exactly running the tightest operation here...
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I liked THE HOLDOVERS but it lacked the juice that Payne's best movies feature when they're capturing these supernaturally depressing currents in everyday American life.
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@cushbomb
I think it's just a way to give some of Congress' less gifted members something to do, like letting the slow kid look after the class pet for a week.
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@WillSloanEsq
I liked it when they'd have a bafflingly heated argument over a movie they *agreed* on, like when Ebert noted the comedy in ENEMIES: A LOVE STORY and Siskel goes "Yeah, that's your nice, surface reaction, 'I liked the funny parts.'"
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