I guess he meant that to be a witty dismissal of the film, but as someone who works in Hollywood, to me that sounds like a great logline!

There may be a lot of preciousness in Schindler's List but it's more or less a true event that is inextricably a story about the Holocaust.

I remember at the time a lot of people (and friends of mine) felt like you do; I only saw it a year or two later and was really taken in by Whoopi.

Thanks, but I think I'm just going to rewatch The Color Purple instead. I know some people didn't but I really liked that film.

And glitter bombs.

The military people behind it are the same ones developing the Crossbow Project.

And stop playing with yourself...!

#Linning

Not to mention Desire...!

Really? That's the only part of the whole movie that made sense!

I have high hopes for his upcoming role as an aging comedian. Not sure how I feel about Sean Penn directing (it might bring the requisite darkness, or alternatively too much melodrama), but if it's a kind of spiritual sequel to Scorcese's amazing The King of Comedy it could signal some kind of return to form.

Idiots. Don't even know how to spell fuck.

Sorry, just replied to your top comment, didn't read the whole thread, but I'm glad you wanted to be obnoxious in your reply.

Same; there was a moment when I paused, thinking, isn't that from Crab With the Golden Claws, etc. but my brother quickly explained they'd interwoven them and told me to shut up and after that it was a completely perfect ride.

Dude, if you haven't seen the movie, you must. I grew up reading every book in English and it was surreal seeing moving panels and hearing words I knew far past the point of memorization. It was probably the biggest fanboy moment I've ever had (since SW Ep 1-3 were such disappointments).

Men can walk there if they need to; similarly, in an ultra-orthodox wedding (e.g.), there is a divider with the men at tables on side dancing, and the women on the other side, and while women cannot go to the male side, men can go to the women's side (though they cannot dance with the women).

I refuse to believe a Phi Delt would do this. Bro.

Grammar, miss snarky.

Yes, yes they do.

Like Pauline Kael on Dirty Harry: