'worse', because he didn't structure his films around pleasing all demographics. k.

oh my god. i couldn't control myself around such blatant douchecanoery.

^accurate

seems to work fine the other way around. when a dude fucks up (and hell, even when he doesn't) no one seems to have any problem going after them viciously.

'Jaws' is the one folks trot out when they want to indicate that Spielberg is a serious filmmaker. But the fact is, the overwhelming majority of his films are responsible for a lot of the unfortunate blockbuster-worship and cliches we see in cinema today.

exactly. all you're gonna get is complaints that '____ didn't tell the story right.' well no shit, they were pressured to do so. let people make what they wanna make, and create more opportunities for EVERYONE to do so.

Change the culture so that people are interested in telling stories outside of their comfort zone, that's what I think. And create more opportunities for women/POC/LGBTQ+ folks to tell THEIR stories.

some people seem to really want quotas, to to manage how and what artists create. me personally, i tend to see people as people, not *identity descriptor here*

the magical thing about movies is, you don't have to watch them if you don't want to.

you'll think about it the rest of your life once you know, alas.

Carrie Coon?

awwwww, little raccoon face :(

your hateful response speaks volumes and proves my point.

really, when you think of it, aren't ALL movies just a story about a black man being framed for a murder committed by two corrupt police officers?

"A little elfin magic goes a long way!" - Also Jeff Sessions

i'm in memphis, and could say the same about tennessee.

so are you, actually

Between this and the 'Pee-Wee' reboot, Joe Mang is becoming one of my favorite people.

exactly.

Munch was pretty good except for my (admittedly unfounded) dislike of Eric Bana.