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#5 Chien: French is probably the most aesthetically pleasing language I've ever heard spoken in my life, it just wasn't made for rapping :lol: John: I mean this is a complement, but this sounds like something you would've heard at a smoke-filled dive bar/restaurant/club in the formative days of blue...

Sundance Acquistion post: Before Fest: My Animal: Paramount (Worldwide excluding Canada) In My Mother's Skin: Amazon (Worldwide) Run Rabbit Run: Netflix (Worldwide excluding Latin America, Eastern Europe, Nordics, Middle East, India, Hong Kong, Portugal, Indonesia, Philippines and Taiwan) During/Af...

Sundance Award winners: US Dramatic Competition: Grand Jury Prize: A Thousand and One Audience Award: The Persian Version Directing Award: Sing J. Lee, The Accidental Getaway Driver Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award: Maryam Keshvarz, The Persian Version Special Jury Award: Acting: Lio Mehiel, Mutt Spec...

Missing: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania A Snowy Day in Oakland Champions Knock at the Cabin Scream VI (teaser) Maybe I Do Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Part 1 65 Alice, Darling (Not quite as crazy as what Boosh got in front of Skinamarink, but it was definitely an odd bunch): Chevalier Jesu...

Chienfantome wrote: ↑

January 25th, 2023, 8:08 pm

If I'm correct, Air has cleared waivers. I'll pick it and drop Distant.

You are indeed correct and the move has reflected on the Transactions Log.

#6 Chien: Wasn't overly excited to press play on a collaboration between an artist that I'm indifferent on (The National) and one that I can't stand (Bon Iver). My reaction once it was done ended up being closer to how I feel about The National's material than Bon Iver's. John: Might be my favorite ...

According to Box Office Pro, the estimated theaters counts for Infinity Pool and Fear are 2,200 and 1,000 respectively.

Open Road has dated Kandahar for May 26th

Who says Christmas can't extend into the end of January? Not only did Avatar: The Way of Water rack up its seventh straight #1 spot at the box office and set a new record for highest seventh weekend of all time with $20.1 mil (perhaps most impressively, it did that despite enduring its highest drop ...

#8 Chien: Not bad at all, but nothing really grabbed my attention. John: Nice to you have back around these parts Geezer. Leestu: I feel like I've heard this somewhere else this year, but I can't quite place it. Anyways, not really a fan. The whispery vocals just don't mesh well with the loud, quirk...

I'll take 2/1

Buscemi2 wrote: ↑

January 24th, 2023, 4:48 pm

It's directed by David Leitch and shows off everything that's wrong with American cinema.

Final verdict: 8.5/10. Better than Bullet Train, but not quite on the level of Hobbs & Shaw and Atomic Blonde.

And Tran, you like everything. You would give an 8/10 to a commercial for paint if it had explosions and Ryan Reynolds playing Van Wilder as a paint salesperson. Depends on who directed it. If it were Michael Bay or David Leitch, it would be at least an 8. If it's Shawn Levy, that's probably a 7. R...

See I'm the exact opposite, The Banshees of Inisherin and EEAO were very high on my list of favorites for the year and I found them to be significantly better than the other major awards contenders this year (it should be noted that I've yet to see Triangle of Sadness or All Quiet on the Western Fro...

Oscar Nominations: Best Picture “All Quiet on the Western Front,” Malte Grunert, Producer “Avatar: The Way of Water,” James Cameron and Jon Landau, Producers “The Banshees of Inisherin,” Graham Broadbent, Pete Czernin and Martin McDonagh, Producers “Elvis,” Baz Luhrmann, Catherine Martin, Gail Berma...