Thanks!

Yep. That's exactly what the screenwriters made her do. Being nothing more than a racist stereotype. A "joke" as you call it…

It's "The Witch" and "The Neon Demon". And "Elle" will open in the autumn. The top 3 movies of the year.

I already did.

If Twitter wishes to become one giant echo chamber, then it should. The 50 percent who aren't allowed to express their opinions will find other platforms. No big deal.

It is based on a novel by Philippe Dijan called "Oh…".

A new controversial Paul Verhoeven film. And Isabelle Huppert is his partner in crime.

That's okay. You can pass the bad pussy over in my direction.

Just like R + L = J.

R + L = HODOR…

I think the film works really well as the third part of the Captain America series and as the sixth part of the Iron Man series.

Robert Redford at his prime would have nailed it.

I love the cinema of Alex Proyas. His films are always philosphical while being entertaining. My favorite film of his is 'Knowing'.

Matthew Vaughn should go for "I am Pilgrim".

Definitely the film which convinced Quentin to choose JJ Leigh for the Hateful 8…

Definitely the film which convinced Quentin to choose JJ Leigh for the Hateful 8…

I have seen so many movies in which a bunch of white people are being killed. It is starting to become a bit of bore. But I guess a black murderer is pretty fresh and stuff. Yawn.

This film seems to excite loads of White and Black supremacists. So it's definitely very American, but not suited for the Oscars (kinda like American Sniper).

"The Birth of A Nation" should receive all the Oscars next year.

I just saw it (through illegal means. Don't worry, I will pay to see it again). I would consider it to be a critique against the Politically Correct and Identity Politics culture that seems to rule the universities and the media of the West nowadays. No save places in this bloody film, but there remains a bit of hope…