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- Replying to @basedgizmoPart of it seems to be about rejecting an imagined film bro archetype who forces you to watch weird movies in an aggressive way, which has spiraled into viewing an engagement with any movie beyond simple enjoyment or hate as evidence of being a misogynist or something.
- Replying to @naeghoul and @FactsonfilmYou’re an ai guy, you’re right to having a valid take has been revoked.
- Replying to @airbaggedThis sounds like the fake music playing at the prom in a Disney film
- If you put on the subtitles later they’re screaming “it burns!” so they’re slowly melting in there.
- Confession, could not make it through Umbrellas of Cherbourg. I just couldn’t get with it.
- Replying to @awoodustinI think when you stop doing the actual projects you care about for years at a time you start forgetting why you wanted to make films in the first place.
- Replying to @SmallPutrkIn the examples he gives, you can see actors giving layered performances while he goes for one big emotion at a time.
- Replying to @theoceanbloomsOne day I hope one of these people will watch a film by an African filmmaker and realize it’s part of Scorsese’s world cinema thing and go, huh.
- Replying to @killbiillOne thing about the Oppenheimer stuff that is interesting to me is that a lot of anger people feel toward it seems to be because it might be the first time they’ve watched a political film that is not centered in talking about identity.
- Isn’t Freddie mostly framed as an obstacle for the band to go through
