I mean, she did produce ‘The Rhythm Section’ starring Blake Lively which does exactly what she’s saying. Just because it wasn’t very good and no one saw it, doesn’t mean that she isn’t putting her money where her mouth is. 

I’m no expert, but the face in the mirror looks like a photoshop job to me, particularly the goatee

Hey man, The Lego movie is a legitimately great film that has a lot to say and works on multiple levels. It’s a semi-deconstruction of the hero journey and arguably even religion that holds up these ideas as valuable even if they are untrue while making commentary on the directors’ creative process, the way we process…

Tom Stoppard did uncredited dialogue rewrites on Sith which is why SOME of the dialogue isn’t terrible. 

I’m a little excited for this one only because it seems to actually have well directed action unlike Nolan, Burton, and Schumaker, while still actually resembling the character unlike Snyder. 

Was Star Trek: The Animated Series supposed to be for adults? I’d always assumed it was at least somewhat geared towards the kiddies. 

‘Host’ was a nice little horror film that entirely took place over a Zoom call. It was just straight up Spook-a-blast type stuff, but it was really good at creating that feeling of creeping dread you used to get as a kid. That feeling when you’re camping in the back yard and need to use the washroom so you run across…

Cretton’s ‘Short Term 12' is an incredible film. It’s one of the few films I’ve watched that actually nails what it’s like to work with children and the cast is stellar across the board.

Seth Green was in Guardians 2 as well. Heck, he was even in the movie proper that time, not a post-credit sequence. 

Which means, that it might not actually be all that different from the take on Bond we got with Craig, or at least the first two films of his run.

Tarantino has talked about this many times. It’s one of his vapour films like the Vega Brothers movie. We said he wanted to set it directly after ‘On Her Majesty’s Secret Service’ with Bond dealing with the emotional fallout of the murder of his wife. He talked this up at the same time he was talking about his ‘Adam…

He also wrote the novel The 25th hour which he adapted into a screenplay that was made into an excellent film by Spike Lee. The man did some quality work pre-GOT, he just didn’t have TV experience. This article seems to be at least a little misleading.

Benioff had no TV experience, but he had a fair amount of experience writing novels and screenplays including the excellent 25th Hour screenplay based on his own book which ended up being directed by Spike Lee. Seems like this article could’ve been a LITTLE more generous. This sounds like two guys being humble and…