Obviously Ken should get best supporting actor because is literally what Ken is!

I do love Swingers and Go.

LBJ was a complicated historical figure. But he’s very easy to villainize for narrative expediency. 

I wouldn’t mind that crossover idea either.

Because John Tuturro had to be menacing for an extra 45 mins

Sorry, TGGP, you know the rule: the only people on the internet are Americans.

״he’s presented some unpublished chapters״

I did not think Tenet was “a joy to watch”. Except for the freeway chase sequence, I hated every second of this self-indulgent garbage. The deliberate decision to make the dialog unintelligible is completely baffling.   

“...with a particular focus on his role in creating the first atomic bomb.” Yeah. Kind of the whole point!

Oppenheimer aside, a Nolan list where The Prestige isn’t at the top strikes me as somewhat suspect.

Number one is Oppenheimer, and the sound mixing’s still fucking awful:

I feel like Cruise has become and stayed rich by being so meticulously inoffensive in his public persona, perhaps because his personal life is so nuts, that this “everything to everyone” instinct feels of a piece. I’d argue that it’s impossible to tell where he actually stands on any of this. For all we know, he…

Man, I didn’t even get that far in Dunkirk. For a movie about the goddamn BEF evacuation of France during the Fall of France, he made it incredibly fucking dull. It was made with all the compassion and humanity and interest of a Unix For Beginners textbook. I’ve seen technical films on soldering with more drama, and…

That's what I was thinking. It would be like saying "Titanic" had a confusing plot.

but does it really have a “confusing” plot?

“Duo” is a collective noun, which usually takes a singular verb but can take a plural verb, depending on the action in the sentence. In the sentence, the duo is acting as a unit, so the singular is correct.

A friend of mine had a very very Curb Your Enthusiasm moment with Larry David so I know what you mean

Truly, Scary Movie was ahead of its time:

Hamnet

“In the past people would have said “his or herself” for a hypothetical person” - citation needed