Does Gia’s new movie star a bunch of celebrities’ kids? Because the funniest thing about her last movie was how it was Francis Ford Coppola’s granddaughter making a film starring Julia Roberts’ niece and Val Kilmer’s son... plus assistance from at least four other Coppolas in the cast and crew.

Yeah, this is the first time I'm hearing about this series and I'm just... Why? We really don't need that movie turned into an ongoing series.

Storm of the Century was the first thing I took note of him in, so it's neat to hear him call it a game changer for his career. It wasn't a great movie, but he was certainly great in it. I can still remember his repeated line, "Give me what I want, and I'll go away."

Haven’t seen Nomadland yet, but I’m looking forward to doing so. Zhao’s Songs My Brothers Taught Me and The Rider were both fantastic films. She’s a wonderful director.

I can appreciate a good recognitions dunk as much as the next pseudonymous commenter, but I'd like to think we can all take a firm stance on "no, this guy doesn't deserve a TV show to talk about how being gay made him stalk women."

“It’s hard for me to articulate exactly what my emotions were and going through that relationship with her was, because I obviously had an internal fight going on,”

I don’t like it as much as Tarkovsky’s film, but I don’t hate it. It’s very nice to look at and the whole cast gives great performances.

I can rewatch it an infinite number of times because it's so visually and musically beautiful.

“...why haven’t there been any big-screen adaptations of any of Lem’s other works?”

“Then hush.”

Watts is wonderful, but I don’t know. Not every foreign language film needs an English language remake. I’m not going to say it should never be done, because sure, sometimes the remake can add something original in the translation (look at, say, The Birdcage). But this doesn’t strike me as a film that would benefit…

I did specify leaving with bad blood, which was why I left out Derrickson. His departure remains quite amicable, by all accounts. He’s commented several times that he approves of the hiring of Raimi as director, and Derrickson is still being credited as executive producer on the film. (also, according to his…

I thought Skogland was a surprising choice when she was hired, because I’d only seen two of her films (Children of the Corn 666 and Riverworld), and neither were, well... Anyway, I’d also seen an episode here and there that she’s directed, and some of those were pretty good (the episode of Punisher she directed was a…

Fair correction. I did forget about her hiring.

Right. I mean, I like a lot of the Star Wars content being developed now, but compare Kennedy’s overall stewardship of that franchise to Feige’s. There was no central oversight of the story development of the trilogy, after she hired three different directors/writers to tackle each different movie. So the second…

From everything I’ve read, he’s taken a very active role in coordinating and managing the franchise. And if you compare it to just about any other franchise in pop culture... DC’s movies, Star Wars, Game of Thrones, the Marvel TV shows that were getting managed by Jeph Loeb, whatever. He’s clearly doing something…

My first automatic reaction is always "The character on ER?"

I’m expecting lots of flashbacks to his Snap days in the Hawkeye show. Not sure which of the other upcoming movies/shows are likely to feature that time much. Maybe Ms. Marvel -- Khan's whole backstory is being a fangirl of the Avengers, so I can see setting part of her story during the time period where most of the…

I know it was intentional, but it was a bad decision. While a different name wouldn't have magically caused the film to become a hit, the poor generic name certainly didn't help.

Go ahead and watch World's Greatest Dad and you'll see a whole lot more than his hair.