I’m so going to steal that one :-)

star Liu Yifei that seemed to show support of the Hong Kong police

I’m not as “picky” you on The Favorite, or on actual historical accuracy in general in movies (short of having Shakespeare sport an Apple Watch, obviously :-)) - and I say that as a proper history buffs - but as someone else mentioned, you shouldn’t waste perfectly good keystrokes on answering that particular poster.…

OK, but it’s kiss first, punch later.

And will vote by mail - multiple times! - for Nov. 3!

It only matters if you want him dressed. I can do without, personally.

I agree entirely that popcorn is an abomination. (in a theater while I’m trying to listen to a movie.)

You get a star for punching out three entire, sentient paragraphs on a person who doesn’t deserve even an epitaph.

Kissable. I think you meant kissable.

You get a star even though I think mustaches are great, in general, and that Reynolds is sexeeeeee with one, in particular; because you made me laugh.

Mustaches are sexy. (Most times.)

Thursday, I went to the movies for the first time since March. Despite it being Tenet, there were very few people in the theater (10% capacity, I’d say); no stands meant no annoying crunchy popcorn sounds during the first 30 minutes; few goers meant shorter ad tunnel at the beginning.

A government scientist and his tough attractive FBI handler save, at the last minute, a group of camp counselors stalked and murdered by an unknown assailant with deadly scientific experiments, poisoners, rare diseases, and environmental hazards, ramoaging through their camp site which was the location of a child’s…

A bigoted Frenchman finds himself forced to impersonate a popular rabbi while on the run from a haunted Vietnam War veteran attempting to uncover his past while suffering from a severe case of dissociation.

Having watched the trailer, I’m not sure “well-written” is a criterion for Blumhouse?

Nope, since I obviously haven’t see Twilight either.

“We”? Are you related to royalty? Or are there more than one person in you head?

Sure, it could end up being a big ol’ dud, but, given that Villeneuve’s past films include Blade Runner 2049 and Arrival, whatever we get is at least going to be visually arresting

Has Mr. Hammer learned to act since his previous ventures? If not, it’ll be a pass (despite Ms Scott-Thomas’s presence.)

Respectfully disagree. Calling a movie a “remake” is a strong hint that the current film is harking back to the previous one. If it is not, then “new adaptation” works quite well, without the potential for misunderstanding.