Fences? Hidden Figures?

Uncomfortable in that two adults acted like children and become extremely unlikable. Yes.

New York City and all those beautiful huge loft apartments easily affordable for struggling character actors!

Please elaborate!

I do! She was at College/Yonge.

Yes. One of my tougher reads, but so many passages stand out to me still. I am reading Cities of the Plain right now and it's pretty great even though I haven't read the others in the Border Trilogy.

Needs less quotation marks.

Quotation marks are the real pain. Apostrophes died with autocorrect.

Fun story time:
I got a new dentist in a new city. Hard thing to get right. How do you know who is good? Anyway, found a lady nearby where I lived.

I feel that the contrast between interviews of atrocities and her kids in New York show, I don't know, maybe a guilt about her freedom from those realities. In her director's statement that you can find on the film's website, she mentions her luxury of being able to enter a world and discuss a reality but then leaves…

Well said!

In the context of what Mike is saying, the scenes he singles out makes sense. He points out scenes that don't necessarily fit his concept of the film's thesis. And the kids playing as an example of the ethics of filming (which he might have also used the scene with the nurse and dying baby). The Snowden scene and…

A lot of people I talked to who didn't know Star Wars that well actually didn't even notice Tarkin was CGI. That blew me away because I found it so distracting. However, everyone knew Leia was because it was so obvious because almost everyone knows who she is and that isn't her, really. And to have a CGI rendering of…

Probably Drive, I'd say. Reviving that 80s retro techno vibe. If that's a thing now?

The style of that movie has become very influential in terms of how the camera moves, use of natural light, etc that you can see in tons of movies like The Revenant, Jackie, Moonlight, Aint Them Bodies Saints to name a few off the top of my head. You could make the argument that style goes back beyond that to like The…

I saw Moonlight AND La La Land! Where's my prize?
I can also say that yeah, Moonlight is better than La La Land. But it's still probably not in the Top 5 of the year. My opinion is fact, sorry folks!

Is that what people are saying?

Catering to the redditors

But.. it does acknowledge that it was released digitally if you read the section on RTJ3.

What is "characterization vanity"?