Will Smith and Pedro Almodovar are beefing over Netflix, will that suffice?
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I'm rewatching all of Sofia Coppola's movies, and every day I have to wait to see The Beguiled is a day wasted.
Attn: SBT
I've seen the first two episodes (the rest of the show and Inland Empire are my only remaining Lynch blind spots) and Fire Walk With Me and am also considering just jumping into this new season.
A24 has bought James Franco's The Disaster Artist and will give it a primo awards release date in December.
My Boyfriend's Back, a zombie comedy directed by Bob Balaban and featuring an early Philip Seymour Hoffman role.
Given that Hazanavicius was all but pantsed and stuffed in a locker at his last Cannes, that would at least be more interesting than the third year in a row of the Palme going to absolute mediocrity.
Hey, George Miller and the Coen brothers make great movies and they couldn't choose their winners for shit, maybe the reverse will be true here and Smith will argue in favor of something great winning the Palme in spite of Wild Wild West maybe being the worst movie ever made.
Yes, only one of them was in a Michael Mann movie.
And a reminder that the jury will bring together the minds of Pedro Almodovar, Jessica Chastain, Maren Ade, Park Chan-wook, Paolo Sorrentino, and Will Smith.
I don't want to influence anybody's decisions in the draft, but I'd recommend against picking Redoubtable for either of those categories. Just a hunch.
Lynne Ramsay's has Joaquin Phoenix rocking a great big bushy beard and playing a scarred war vet opposite Alessandro Nivola as a slimy politician, so hell yeah Lynne Ramsay.
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Always Sunny is tops for me.