It is a fact that people are complaining, and perhaps that’s a common enough thing that the AVC didn’t need to have a post about it, but that is the kind of content they generate these days. No one needs to assume that any complaint on the internet by virtue of its existence actually holds water. Nor does the…

I hadn’t heard that about Clone High. I never watched that show, but still would have expected to have heard about it.

I think Frost/Nixon consists of an interview, though done in-character. If you watched the stars of “The Trip” interview each other and liked that, that would be good evidence that you’d like their films.

Which ones would you say are worse?

We are not anywhere near a turning point against IP. The most successful movies this year so far are all based on pre-existing IP.

IMDB is claiming Queens of Country had its festival release in 2012 and a general release in 2015, with an estimate box office of $4,000,000 but I can’t find any reviews. Justwatch.com does not have it listed at all.

Insomnia is his worst film. It has no need to exist, when you could just watch the superior original without losing anything.

The unions aren’t calling for a consumer boycott now, just a strike by workers against additional projects for the studios.

I think the squeamishness is for different reasons: it’s no longer considered endearing for the guy to doggedly pursue the girl who isn’t interested in him. But then I never saw Rise of Skywalker, so I don’t know how his whole arc plays out.

Rivals Of Amziah King: a true-crime thriller starring Matthew McConaughey

Cruise isn’t just an actor, but has also been producing his own movies for a while and can essentially dictate the terms he gets. This gives him very different stakes than the typical SAG member.

Finn’s arc was completed in his introduction in Force Awakens. That’s part of the problem with the character.

I disagree. Cimino peaked with Thunderbolt & Lightfoot, then declined with his next two.

I’ve read elsewhere that there’s a scene where Americans are cheering about the bombing of Japan, and I guess Oppenheimer is supposed to be serious & concerned or something.

My plan is a road trip to see Oppenheimer in 70mm IMAX, which doesn’t leave that much time in the day to see Barbie. Admittedly, I’ve only seen Gerwig’s movies at home so I probably wouldn’t have seen it in a theater anyway. And since those rare premium screens for Oppenheimer are going to be sold out this weekend,…

I think that’s more of a Miranda July move.

What will-they-won’t-they?

Cillian Murphy (along with the rest of the cast) plays a fictional character in that one, so when you meet him at two different times behaving differently, it is actually confusing.

I haven’t seen Oppenheimer, but does it really have a “confusing” plot? It’s a biopic of a real public figure, the audience already comes in knowing about the thing he’s best known for.

I was locked out of Kinja unable to reply until now. Normally there wouldn’t be a need to reply to a comment like this, but this time your “Nah” is more than just a “Nah”.