Make sure you get lost in one that isn't managed by Stanley Tucci, at least.
Also, at least one of the Ocean's movies, The Informant!, Solaris, Che, King of the Hill, Schizopolis…
Fincher and Soderbergh are pretty close friends, given Fincher made a cameo in Full Frontal and there was an appearance by Soderbergh's brandy, Singani 63, in Gone Girl.
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I know Stillman is a WGA member (which is the main factor for eligibility) and I can't think of any reason it would be disqualified. Alas, I just think Amazon Studios hasn't been pushing it nearly enough.
I enjoy boosting Manchester (which is being painted as some unwatchable slog when that's the furthest thing from the truth) more than I enjoy dissing Deadpool, at least.
I'm pretty sure Manchester by the Sea is substantially funnier than Deadpool, too.
This comment is a hate crime.
Bet Whit Stillman's feeling bummed that he didn't write a script that was just curse words, descriptions of headshots, and 80s references.
Fun Fact: Shrek 2 was honest-to-god nominated for the Palme d'Or at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival, alongside Tropical Malady, 2046, Oldboy, and The Motorcycle Diaries (they all lost to Fahrenheit 9/11, which was maybe a worse choice than choosing Shrek 2 would've been).
I rewatched The Big Lebowski and Spielberg's War of the Worlds, both terrific.
Honest to god, if I live to see both of Soderbergh's projects in 2017, I will consider the year a win on the whole.
I look forward to when this group becomes all posts about Split, all the time. With occasional comments that are just links to pieces of The Village's score.
Had myself a Casey Affleck Boston double-feature for Christmas Eve.
I did not know that this is apparently what Life Day entailed.
Her brother told the Associated Press that she's now stable.
The reviews are coming in for Live by Night, and they're not quite as bad as the initial appalled Twitter reactions suggested, but they're still not good in the least bit.