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looks ok. the last gag got a chuckle out of me.

I seem to recall you thinking Five Nights at Freddys was going to be 3 hours because of what someone i didn't know on Twitter said. perhaps be more discerning.

m night doesn't really make long movies he has like a 105 minute average I think that's pretty obvious bullshit.

I did watch the remake of Rear Window he starred in post-accident. It's fucking terrible but y'know, good for him for still giving it a go.

as long as he can avoid falling off any horses he still pretty easily clears the best career for a Superman actor bar. attractive bland actors like him usually only get a couple years of real relevance he's doing pretty well by that standard.

oh yeah i forgot one guy a couple rows behind me fell asleep full snoring for a minute too. close all the cinemas.

two weeks ago I went to a full screening of Evil Does Not Exist and the guy sitting next to me was loud heavy breathing on me the entire time. Like I could feel his breath hitting my face for the entire film. burn theaters to the ground.

we're all in our own world.

Lady Raven is played by his daughter. He made an entire movie for the sole purpose of promoting his daughter's music that's next level nepo babying. it does look fun though.

Cool, so is this a Nickelodeon show or cartoon network?

just finished it. Was OK. weirdly structured. Haven't read them but apparently this gets to the end of the first book in the fifth episode. It peaks there and kinda drags along for the next three. Episodes 2-5 I didn't get why the show had a mixed response I was fully into it and after that it never excited me again really. And the finale episode being like 80% focused on Jovan Adepo's character who was given nothing to do before and lacked personality also seemed like an odd choice. Loved Liam Cunningham. The best part of game of thrones and the best part of this.

probably because Turning Red is based on the writer/director's own teenage girlhood?

Pattinson would only do it if he was allowed to do the weirdest voice imaginable and Christensen is kept in a vault at Lucasfilm.

Usually the now annual foreign film spot comes from a movie from Cannes but I can't pick it out from that line-up. It's actually mostly english language films this year. I would love for either Sean Baker or Andrea Arnold to have a real breakthrough moment.

saw it. thumbs up from me. has some very intense scenes. I agree with what others are saying it's not really the movie people are making up in their heads to get mad about at all