The first and only time I’ve experienced this with a movie in theaters was seeing The Hateful Eight in 70mm and it was wonderful.

“With every stroke of the oar you chained me to!”

As an editor myself, I wouldn’t have used this construction but it is grammatically correct (apart from the non-deleted “feel”... or typo on “believe” instead “belief”, obviously).

Ha, I was looking for this comment. I found out about this no earlier than 2015, and disbelieving I went back to my old DVDs... and there he(?) is. Proper Mandela effect stuff for me, especially the scene where Rick is watching Nozin’ Around and the fifth housemate is super obvious once you know he(?)‘s there.

“Literally all they needed to do was put dinosaurs in urban environments and then film what happened.”

Malta?! Clones? Giant locusts? WTF?

Mick Dundee is a perfect example of how this kind of character used to be done well in the 80s - by making at least half of everything he says be pure bullshit, and his ‘superpowers’ based on ignorance, such as being ignorant of laws against dynamite-fishing in the East River. And whenever he swings in to save the day…

Speilberg once wanted to make a film where kids discover pirate treasure in America but like plausible mainland America so he set it on the Oregon coast and to make it plausible that the kids would go looking for pirate treasure he had one of their dads be a museum curator who had to store excess stuff in the attic so…

[Fade up on:]

I reckon if you took that to Disney high command they’d get three sentences in and say it was too complicated and what you need to do is go back and get to the real CORE of Star Wars and also Obi Wan has to use his lightsaber because this is what an audience expects.

The Second Sister was a padawan called Trilla who was captured and tortured until she broke and took to the dark side, turning into an inquisitor. She placed a lot of hate on her former master for running away and leaving her.

“If you don’t think it makes sense for an Inquisitor to have joined willingly, just assume they were tortured and brainwashed into it” - I think this is called “kicking the suspension of disbelief down the road”?   

“George! You can type this shit, but you sure can’t say it! Move your mouth when you’re typing!” - Harrison Ford.

Isn’t a Mimic in disguise like: “Oh hey look, an old steamer trunk, oh wait it’s actually a secret treasure chest, oh wait it’s AAARGHGH!”

Come on. jjdbenedictis says Hollywood theatre nerds love Leto’s theatre-nerd level commitment to getting into character. Not that Leto is actually a good actor or anything.

13. At least 20% of the script must be in Svengali.

It’s also exhilarating, don’t forget that.

Literally the Strangest Things I’ve Ever Seen in My Life

“People say Andor all the time. We could go to the shops and or go to the movies.... Nobody ever says Ftumch.”

Andor is Han Solo but in the French Resistance but also with a hint of Soviet double agent, and no hairy daddy to keep him from making morally questionable decisions.