The Scarface remake is so odd - it has probably had greater impact on American culture than any other film remake, and that impact is almost entirely built on a kind of misappropriation of the movie. Or, more that the intent of the film is hijacked by a brilliantly outsized performance, and this is what the culture…

I don't fully agree with you, but I'm upvoting you anyway for "magical hobo orgasms".

This is the strike against it for me too. He's hard to watch for two hours.

"Not…Mother?"

The first five minutes of Zack Snyder's career are the best five minutes of Zack Snyder's career. That opening sequence is fantastic, and he's just been directing downhill since.

I was on board for his Dune in the doc about it until it got to the point where he demanded of his financiers that it had to be a 7 hours long feature or he wouldn't do it. I love Jodorowsky but in that moment, I suddenly found myself siding with the money guys. His vision was impractical to the point of financial…

It's so deeply weird for a movie of its type, and I really enjoy it on that level. But the thing that holds it back is how, in order to establish the complexities of the story, it has to over-explain, which is pretty much the opposite of Lynch's instincts. It's a bad fit in that way, as any sort of fantasy…

Very excited for Raw.

Leave Trumpy out of this!

I liked him but the conception of the character didn't quite work for me.

Both these actors have made a ton of movies and I've never seen either of them give a bad performance, no matter how shitty the movie around them may be.

They've got an app for everything now!

(Grandma squints closely at Dikachu)

The first two are on FX proper, not FXX.

If I lived in Seattle, I'd be the size of Baron Harkonnen due to all that delicious food!

It's very rewatchable. I rarely rewatch films but Wonder Boys is an annual exception.

I'd heard he was ill but this is still suprisingly shitty news.

Such a great soundtrack, and I remember it being really popular in my high school. Ignaity's right that it's really well sequenced, though it does peak early with Sax and Violins.

What a waste of Cassel and Seydoux.

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