I can’t wait for Knives Out, so I’m preemptively making it 5.

I mean, Rian Johnson has directed two exceptionally good TV episodes, and four enjoyable-to-great movies, including the best Star Wars since Empire Strikes Back, so no I don’t think he compares to Hawley’s self-important shtick.

I can’t think of anyone more overhyped and ill-equipped to direct anything than Noah Hawley.

The fact that they call their movies “content” tells me they’re not ready.

Fun fact: he couldn’t get it financed with any studio, and had to go with Netflix as a last resort, so no.

Obviously to each their cup of tea, but Scorsese has made movies about Jesus, the Dalai Lama, Parisian children, a widow from Monterey, Portuguese Jesuits in Japan, Chicago pool hustlers, and Bob Dylan, among many other subjects. His next film is about the 1920s murders of Osage people over the oil on their lands.…

Which is great, because Martin Scorsese has made 37 movies that are not about gangsters!

Webster’s Dictionary defines “risk” as “killing off a bunch of characters everybody knew would be back in the sequel, if only because they had new films slated all the way into 2025.”

Anyone who justifies real world violence with a work of art is a liar or insane.

He’s right, so why should he “back down”?

Charlie knocking out Mac was clearly a callback to my favourite Sunny scene:

Lol, no.

I said “many,” not “most,” boss.

I’ll never get used to the idea that you can’t legally drink in the States until you’re fucking 21. Many people that age have jobs and families but they’re still treated like goddamn children if they want to have a beer.

Didn’t they already make Atomic Blonde?

So, he clearly says that he tried to watch them, and that they’re well acted and well made, which means that he did see a few before forming an opinion. 

Scorsese is absolutely right, you know.

Oooh, these are the adorable European red squirrels, not the bushy tailed rats I see all over Toronto.

It’s terrible when IG gets to review a terrible movie, but it’s so much fun to read about it.

This is the stupidest thing I’ve seen all year, and I do not say this lightly.