Film 2020

By data Go To PostWhich was a remake of a film that was better in every way with less of a budget

By Diego! Go To PostNot really a remake but Dredd was better than Slys Judge Dredd

By Diego! Go To PostNot really a remake but Dredd was better than Slys Judge Dredd

By Elchele Go To PostWatched "Yes, God, Yes" featuring Natalia Dyer. Really good.

By Punished* Go To PostVery horny review on letterboxd.

People give a lot of shit to Gen Z about young people not voting, young people not being involved. But it’s also like, when young people do get involved, they’re told to take a seat in the back. You want us to do all these things for you; you guys call us the saviors of the Earth, climate activists, Black Lives Matter activists, gun-reform activists. You’re like, “They’re the heroes. We need to follow their lead.” But when it comes time to give young people a seat at the table, it’s crickets. Some of the adults don’t want to give us a seat at the table, so we have to put our own seat there.

There’s the saying, “It doesn’t matter who you vote for, as long as you vote.” But people don’t realize that Generation Z is more conservative than they think it is. And that’s due to parents and 24/7 news and things like that. Our generation is more susceptible to influence than any generation previously because of social media, disinformation, propaganda, fake news — not wanting to use that word in the Trump fashion. Their grandma will post something or their aunt will post something, and that’s the views they have.
I think the biggest misconception is believing that we’re all liberal. There’s a bunch of really kickass people leading the fight, but there’s also a part of the generation that is very conservative. You see that in the film. If you’re waiting for the kids to save you, pull back a second, because there are some people there that aren’t who you want them to be.

By diehard Go To PostKevin Hart is going to play an intentionally annoying character?

"We have just finished shooting, I am very happy. A few days ago we finished shooting in the desert of Jordan, a multicultural film with a cast that brings together Middle Eastern actors, a German troupe, and even Italian artists in the costumes department and set design (costume designer Carlo Poggioli and production designer Stefano Maria Ortolani ). Now I go back to Texas to edit the film, it will take at least a year because we have a lot of material, and since we go digital, we end up with many more images, my favorite moment of the work is the editing, there is no longer the set pressure, the uncertainty of the weather on the shoot, I am very happy to be here at the end of this long journey, I would like to be able to stay longer in Rome. We have an early plane that takes us to Austin."

Debbagh just wrapped a three-week shoot of Terrence Malick’s “The Last Planet,” which he described as a highly spiritual film about the Bible with a dark genre twist. Debbagh said working with Malick was a “unique experience.” He added that the film was lensed only with natural daylight.

Mark Rylance to play four versions of Satan for Terrence Malick

“Terry wrote four versions of the character of Satan,” he said, “and I thought I would play only one. But I heard I was going to play all four. One of them must have been a woman at some point, but it was when he asked me to grow a beard that I realised I wasn’t going to do it that way.

By Kuma Go To PostSome movies I watched

The Rental - Ok
The Boy and The Beast - Great
John Lewis Good Trouble - Good
Witch Part 1 Subversion - Fish Grease
Portrait of A Lady On Fire - Great