I hope they let Reilly call Kong a hunk at some point.

Please let it be Gamera!

Hahaha. Amazing!

Elliot breaking down the various levels of jokes within the whole "Dan at the circus alone" thing was hysterical.

They all have that thing Cruz has, where they look like serial killers wearing the faces of their victims. Like, there's something clearly "off" about the way their faces sit on their heads.

Redford is good in the film, but I can imagine at the time that his casting must have seemed a bit off.

Yes, in true remake fashion.

Whoa, wait, back up a second. Are you saying that this detail is about character and NOT plot? Because that's not how movies operate, sir, and you know it. Movies are meant to be analyzed to see if all events contained therein hold up to scrutiny, not some silly business about character.

I like the director quite a bit based on two features of his I've seen.

Agreed! Woo's is the worst, but at least it's still fun and crazy in a Woo way.

Well, there's lots of room for improvement!

It was a horrible show WITH Trump. All you assholes who watched this crap and supported him, someone who had long before established that he was a wretched human being, helped create the culture that led to his presidency.

Reminds me of this scene:

Even thinking about this as a plot hole is indicative of how all movies are now being approached like a problem to be solved.

Ah yes.

I thought he recognized the cigarettes as European. Am I mis-remembering something in my old age?

Dude's not Sabrina, so he didn't have a broom on him.

It's become even more so in a lot of ways since then though. Especially how, in most major cities, the traditional middle class has become a memory, a vision of a past that has been lost to time like when Murphy revisits his home.

Yes to this. It's a problem that happens throughout the film but to me is maybe most obvious in that opening. The camerawork was disorienting, and not in a good way.

Yes, I often disagree with him too but I can almost always see what he's driving at. He's a pretty astute critic all around.