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A huge fanboy moment when I saw Ari Aster on the red carpet after the interview, I can't believe I actually said "Ari the man is here" but yeah... The excitment kinda got the better of me. Also I died a little bit inside when Ari said "good to see you again". #BeauIsAfraid
Sooo today was wild, interview with @AriAster for Beau Is Afraid in MTL... Full interview coming soon on @HorreurQc, but yeah, that was a great experience.
Marty, what about Kool-Aid? Seth likes this one.
Martin Scorsese says he nearly directed a ‘CLEOPATRA’ film starring Angelina Jolie before the infamous Sony hack derailed the project:
“Seth Rogen made fun of Kim Jong Un [in ‘The Interview’] and he got mad and he blew up everybody at Columbia. And then they ruined Cleopatra. We were going to do it, everything was ready on the script. Angelina Jolie was going to be Cleopatra VII. I'm so mad about it.”
Finishing off my double feature with RESIDENT EVIL was the perfect way to ride into Halloween. Surprisingly hilarious, high-octane rollercoaster ride from start to finish from Zach Cregger that felt like a burst of adrenaline. Incredible entertainment from the cast and the crew.
I had a lot of fun with CLAYFACE, my main issue is that it has trouble finding its own identity. It's borrowing from several body horror films without necessarily bringing anything new to the table. That being said, it was cool too see this gory iteration of Matt Hagen. #Clayface
Great afternoon at the movies, double feature with Clayface and Resident Evil. I've been so busy it was nice to catchup.
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RIP Sir Patrick Stewart 🙏
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
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Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
I finally caught up with THE MANDALORIAN & GROGU and it feels good to watch it after all the discourse. Even though it feels like 2 episodes of the show stitched together I had a blast with the creature designs, the action, Ludwig's fantastic score and Grogu's antics.
As long as it's not Amazon's decision but Denis Villeneuve's choice first and foremost, I'll take anyone. Seems like a great pick.
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I remember watching this at 6 years old going “this is coolest and scariest ending to a TV show I’ve ever seen”
God, what a show.
I admire the Danny Boyle's bold choice to shoot 28 Years Later on an iPhone and I thought it was very innovative. That being said, there's something refreshing about Nia DaCosta using Arri Alexa for the sequel, it brings a different energy and identity to the film.
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Hot take: Still a top 5 movie of the year. And this year is STACKED
Well that was excellent. Extremely mean, intense and brutal but at the same time philosophical. I thought it was an improvement over the previous entry (which I also loved). Ralph Fiennes is dominating the screen, the score is fantastic, bring me more of these 28 Years movies.
Getting cozy and watching 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE for the first time on a beautiful October day, yes please.
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Seen a lot of Nathan For You clips shared around the last few days but haven't yet seen anyone repost the pinnacle of the televisual medium that is Nathan Fielder as Captain Sully landing in the Hudson River as Bring Me to Life by Evanescence plays
It's messy, but for all its issues it compensates with amazing visuals and a third act that goes unexpectedly metal.
Silent Hill (2006) is the definition of being trapped into a nightmare. I loved the detailed production design, the immersive score and the eerie atmosphere. There's a couple of things that annoyed me but it can be truly scary at times and that's exactly what I was looking for.
