Really hoping this doesn't mess up the seemingly can't-miss opportunity of having Cleary from The Knick as a villain. Which means they will.
The Narrator Returns
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Although originally, after getting being told his son won't learn his name, Vidal was supposed to say "Vidal is getting upset!".
No, del Toro just uses that phrase to describe a book of fairy tales he owns.
Fact: Pan's Labyrinth is the first Criterion where the phrase "George Costanza wallet" is used by the director in the special features.
Ooh, can you get Mr. Farrell's autograph? I loved him in S.W.A.T.
2046 and Chungking Express were fantastic, Psycho '98 is absolutely fascinating as a portrait of Gus Van Sant and Christopher Doyle, Saturday Night Live was kinda lame, "Dragonchasers" blew me the fuck away, and The Hours was much too mannered.
I have, and I love it too.
Chungking Express: Pure cinematic rapture in every regard.
It's either he starts the next Civil War or he pulls a Budd Dwyer.
Alison Willmore @alisonwillmore 31 minutes ago
THE LOST CITY OF Z: Is sorta James Gray's old-timey answer to INTERSTELLAR, except I liked it so much more than I liked INTERSTELLAR.
He said in his review that it contains Darius Khondji's greatest work ever, which means I now must have it injected straight into my veins.
I've seen no less than two critics say that they now get Hunnam as a result of this movie, and many other notices saying that he at least gives a good performance.
Richard Lawson @rilaws 2 minutes ago
THE LOST CITY OF Z is stunning. A gorgeous, thoughtful epic about ego and exploration. A real star turn for Charlie Hunnam too. Wow!
Chuck Lorre is adapting Bonfire of the Vanities as an event miniseries for Amazon.
I haven't seen Bennett in Family Tree or this, but he is absolutely goddamn hysterical in Love and Friendship, and very much not doing a Ricky Gervais impression there.
It's got that Greig Fraser magic.