seeing all of the EPs credited before the producers is so funny. this is a long tv episode, not a feature.
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2025
"We are in a moment of tremendous creative destruction."
Fuuck Cory Michael Smith is so hot.
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2005
he definitely did not need to drive through allat shit lmaoooooo
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2016
Liked Watched by Haiku Dan
scenes brought me to tears,
striking a perfect chord of
pure humility
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Sully sticks the landing!
I'd avoided this for so long because I imagined it as a straightforward recreation. The screenplay and editing kept me on my toes by toying with dream sequences, withholding information at key moments, and focusing on the human impact rather than cheap thrills. Our humble hero faces imposter syndrome, cold bureaucratic second-guessing brave intuition, and sudden overwhelming fame.
It's more than a victory…
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2025
"Are you afraid to die?"
Okay, so the release delays make sense now. Although I don’t think there was some perfect timing that would have salvaged this.
Struggling to rate/review. If any other director had been attached, I probably would have found this a largely decent black comedy/sci fi mash up. But coming into this having watched four of Bong Joon Ho’s features, I found Mickey 17 shallow and surprisingly corporate for the trailblazing, genre-blending director. Even the themes around…
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2024
Got a few chuckles out of me but desperately needed to be sillier
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2025
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CELTICS CITY is more than a docies about the best team in the NBA; it's a history lesson on the city of Boston and an educational one. The Celtics are my team (yes, me, a random guy from the Midwest), and I believe anyone like me should give this a watch.
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2025
This would have benefited from getting even further away from Succession. That was a satire that could take itself seriously. So, when you have something this farcical which takes itself too seriously, you just end up dulling all the edges.
Make a silly movie that's also smart, not a smart movie that's also silly... A few of the sight gags got me but that was about it.
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