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ordered a hot chocolate in the Dunkin' Donuts drive-thru and instead of just reading my order back to me she said "You want me to make you a hot chocolate?" and all of a sudden i felt i was back in the womb
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this is sick lol
Winona Ryder loves working with the young co-stars she’s been given over the last several years, but there is one aspect of them she isn’t exactly a fan of: their diminished love of film.
Read more: thewrap.com/winona-ryder-you…
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friendly reminder that someone having a different opinion about a movie than you is a direct attack on you as a person and you should take it very personally
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my brain sees this shit and abandons all higher level functioning in favor of simply needing to click the button
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mental image of Nolan on the exercise bike sweaty and on the verge of death and then hearing this.. gotta be one of the funniest things of all time
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crazy how in Star Wars when you first meet Jar Jar he says "EX-SQUEEZE ME," cuz he's a silly guy and he likes to have some fun. and then in the next movie he's been living on Coruscant for 10 years and he just goes, "excuse me." the city really changed him 😩
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Tarantino being so clearly preoccupied with how film history will remember him, instead of just making his damn art, is ironically going to be remembered as a major negative mark upon the legacy he's treating so preciously
Quentin Tarantino Didn’t Make His ‘Star Trek’ Movie Because He Didn’t Want It to Be His Last Film trib.al/tuxQhON
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55-year-old woman I have a crush on asked me for a hug and said that when she thinks of me she sees the person she wants her son to be
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when ur at a wedding and the dj says alright y'all it's time we played a lil something for the fellas and it's mambo no 5
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yeah and so what. are we really so skeptical and irony-pilled that any attempt at earnestness has to be met with disdain and ridicule
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i liked in Gladiator II when someone says "your father was Marcus Aurelius. i had the honor of reading his Meditations" -- a little easter egg for the Holdovers fans 😉
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my buddy's wife is a dietitian and she told me nutritionist is a fake profession, they're like chiropractors basically
british “people” are playing fast and loose with what constitutes pizza
Community note
This pizza was made in the world famous antica pizzeria da michele in London by iTALIANS.
The pizzeria is owned by the the Condurro family who are from Naples in ITALY their original pizzeria is considered "the sacred temple of pizza"
anticapizzeriadamichele.co.uk/about
tripadvisor.it/Restaurant_Rev…
guide.michelin.com/gb/en/campania
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without getting too specific, Eggers' film deliberately avoids such contemporary and over-worn vampiric tropes in favor of a portrayal that's rooted in folklore and the occult. it's much more interesting (and scary) than yet another movie about a creature doomed to loneliness
Lily-Rose Depp was shockingly good in Nosferatu. That kind of acting is not easy. I did really enjoy it. The film was aesthetically immaculate. But I believe Eggers made a mistake in how he portrayed Nosferatu. To me the essence of any great vampire story is that we must have some pity for them. Immortality is a lonely curse, and they live devoid of love. We should have had some empathy for Count Orlok. To see how tortured he is, how jealous of real love. This vampire was one dimensionally evil so I never truly cared. Perhaps if Kinski’s mesmerizing performance had not been forever etched in my mind, I would have enjoyed it more.
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this is not gonna help against the gay accusations but am i the only who notices the wet spot
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is he starting to lean into it lmao. why is he gradually getting more and more gay
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he needs to stop directing himself
Bradley Cooper shared his concerns about filming the scene featuring Leonard Bernstein conducting the London Symphony Orchestra. He mentioned, "That scene I was so worried about because we did it live... I was recorded live. I had to conduct them. And I spent six years learning how to conduct six minutes and 21 seconds of music. I was able to get the raw take where I just watched Leonard Bernstein [conduct] at Ely Cathedral... And so I had that to study." 🎼
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i try very hard never to horny post on here but i'm genuinely distressed by this video every time i see it.. i need to never see it again..
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what if tom cruise was 6'2". would he be the most powerful being to ever exist, or was being short a necessary condition for him to become tom cruise
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honestly i don't even think American Psycho makes sense outside of the period that it's set in -- that type of yuppie doesn't exist anymore, and adapting him as a contemporary finance bro/crypto freak is just totally lame
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the virgin Tarantino "it's important that I only make 10 movies" vs the chad Scorsese "I Want to Tell Stories, and There’s No More Time"
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generational talent in cmbyn, but hasn't come close to that level of performance since. not really willing to write him off but i don't think he's at all the fully formed actor he's marketed as
Timmy Chalamet is such a nothing actor, i don’t think i’ve ever seen him in a role where i believed he was a character—he always presents as a guy doing an impression of the character he’s supposed to play
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maja ༯ silo spoilers
speaking as someone who did in fact like Megalopolis, the one common sentiment i see about it that i think is indisputably true is that it's actually really stupid
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wild how Tom Ford, a genuinely interesting auteur with potential to become a unique new cinematic voice, was really just doing side quests. all-time sicko
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i find it troubling that you all are so baffled over "the late, great hannibal lecter." is it not obvious that trump has no idea that "late" means "dead" and that he just thinks "the late, great" is a neat thing to say about a guy
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The fact that we as a society are still capable of producing art this beautiful gives me actual hope for the future. The fascists can never do something like this.
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pissed that i used to feel embarrassed about loving this movie. baz freaked it with this one
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there are girls here taking photos of their boyfriends standing next to the poster LOL. i hope it makes a billion dollars
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random fact about yves klein international blue is eddie raymayne did an academic dissertation on it
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not a cowboy hat and not an appropriate place to use a semicolon. she did what had to be done
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your kid isn't as special as you think he is and, judging by his parents, probably comes across poorly in his writing and interviews. the entitlement is crazy. nobody cares
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it's neat how we just discovered that there's another planet out there that is almost definitely teeming with (microscopic) life and absolutely no one cares at all
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yeah at first there was a pregnant pause from me being so taken aback. and then i made the face and everything 🥺
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genuinely can't fathom what kind of tool would get something out of this video. let alone create it
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idk, for one I feel like QT himself talks so much about this that "final film" is kind of going to be baked into the way people think and talk about The Critic.
also i think people realize Kubrick's scarcity was a product of his method and not his vanity
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