He even admitted he’d not “met the brief” on Extra Slice and had made up the upside down chandelier excuse in desperation.

Exactly. The challenge is to make something interesting, USING pies stacked on one another. If the “interesting” thing you decided to make is just pies stacked on one another, you lose.

Nah, they were supposed to look like something other than “pies stacked on top of each other” - it’s why Henry lost. Dammit. 

Their criticism of Henry’s pies is actually spot on. On Extra Slice Henry revealed he didn’t read the challenge correctly. They were told to make the stack of pies resemble something. He didn’t realize it until the day before filming. So he had to think of a thing his pie stack looked like. He came up with an upside do…

God, do I miss that show. Such a classic 

Whenever a director who considers himself an artist or an auteur spouts off about this, I can’t help but wonder what they don’t get about the fact that high art and pop culture have existed in some kind of tense relationship since man developed language. This is not a new fight, and it’s not a particularly interesting…

On the other hand, she brought glamour and class to the White House, having it renovated and inviting plethora of brilliant artists and musicians.

I don't know why she's considered a fashion icon either. Her clothes were very meh.

Starred for *Name not changed because fuck her.

If it makes you feel any better, that condo is probably worth $750k now, so everyone got screwed. 

I’ve never understood why she is so worshipped. She liked to shop. That is the only thing about her. 

Her mother raised her and her sister Lee from day one to do one thing and one thing only: Get a rich man to take care of you. She was raised to see other women including her sister as nothing more than competition - she almost had no choice in the matter, but she really is one of history’s most glorified gold-diggers. 

Sure, Coppola made some great films, and I was one of the horde that shelled out the price of a ticket for Endgame. Sometimes you want enlightenment, knowledge and inspiration, and sometimes trash is exactly what you want.

He’s entitled to his opinion.

I have two film degrees and absolutely agree on the importance and cinematic art of all those movies you named.

“for not liking movies like Ant-Man.”

They may just say “It’s not for me”, and not “ it’s despicable", can you see the difference, one is normal response about difference of tastes, and other is "I'm self-affected snob who hates people for liking stuff I don't".

“When Martin Scorsese says that the Marvel pictures are not cinema, he’s right because we expect to learn something from cinema, we expect to gain something, some enlightenment, some knowledge, some inspiration,”

And like with Krieger, he probably fucks it too.