What about score? Was Babylon really never in contention? I personally thought All Quiet’s score was terribly ineffective, Great Value Zimmer. BWAM BWAM BWAM. 

The Suicide Squad >>> Peacemaker

You nailed it

Of course you can, what an idiotic statement lol. This is a Ben Shapiro tier take. It’s definitionally melody. A sequence of notes that is musically satisying. You’re really saying its not musical if its done on a computer? There’s a ton of great electronic artists that would have a huge problem with that. Fuck your…

I’ll never understand why people are so proudly ignorant when it takes a second to look this shit up. You are able to skip songs. And stems are something you’d be more familiar with if you knew more about production. Stems are tracks that consist of one main instrument, of which make up the song. The stemplayer lets…

Sarah Sherman is random as fuck lol. Who did she pay off?

We all listened to Donda for two days?

The editing to me felt truly bizarre. Like I was watching a David Lynch movie. It was completely incomprehensible and assaultive. Looking at it through a scary arthouse lens, I appreciated it.

That warms my heart, thank you!

I think all of these are “masterpieces” except Hard Eight, and Hard Eight is a pretty good movie. Needless to say, I’m fuckin stoked for Licorice Pizza.

I think the difference between people who love The Master and people who loathe The Master is how people feel about the characters.

Of what I’ve seen:

Those cotumes are ridiculous tho.

This sounds like something a boomer would say

I love all the people completely missing the nuance in this show because they’d rather have a neat and tidy narrative that affirms the thesis statement they already made up in their mind.

That’s lowkey pretty cringe dude. Frank Ocean is an R&B singer, and one of the greatest living artists we have.

On paper, the twist is utterly obnoxious and it would annoy me to no end if I didn’t feel like the author only cares about the twist in as much as how it fits the themes, as opposed to vice versa. Like, the book is so much more interested in questions than answers that I feel it’s unfair to characterize the twist as a…

Absolutely correct. Ghost Protocol>Rogue Nation>Fallout. Don’t know why people act like Fallout is some revolutionary addition to the franchise. 

Another Period is so much broader, I don’t even know how you could compare the two. They’re working in two totally different comedic lanes. 

An arthouse movie? Lol. Did you watch the trailer? It looks like a cheesy, inauthentic, cliché-ridden mess, but because the real-life story is interesting, and it features animated dolls, people are going to bend over backwards to say, “Why doesn’t Hollywood make original movies like this anymore?”