Ron Howard to his wife - "Honey it's a total coincidence that the movie about a desert island stars Sydney Sweeney, Ana de Armas, and Vanessa Kirby. The bikini and nude scenes are tasteful and critical to the integrity of the film."
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As one of my favorite movie reaction guys likes to say...
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They're key to the plot
TCTTS said:jokershady said:
Yeah I have no idea who this movie is intended for….
I voted for trump twice….will be voting for him again….and I have zero desire to see this….people who don't like him will likely not be going to see this either….
Who is this movie for?????????
All I can think about while watching that clip is all the other impersonations I've seen that are way better…
It's basically an origin story, specifically about how attorney Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong) may or may not have molded Trump into the piece of sh*t he is today. From what I understand, it's apparently even somewhat sympathetic toward Trump, and almost kind of sort of paints him as a victim in that regard. Which potentially makes the movie even more confounding, as those who can't stand Trump almost assuredly won't want to see him absolved in any way, and those who love Trump likely aren't going to watch what they'll assume to be a hit piece. Never mind the fact that it's also an indie that won't go wide.
That said, I absolutely despise Trump, but will likely give this a chance, out of morbid curiosity, depending on the trailer. Not to mention, it's obviously a timely release during the height of election season, which is sure to draw an audience as well.
W was surprisingly sympathetic to Bush. Painted him as simple, but well-meaning president who ran into the toughest 8-year stretch of presidency since WWII.
Will Ferrell and his close friend, former head writer at SNL, Harper Steele embark on a cross-country road trip together after Harper comes out as a trans woman in the documentary film, WILL & HARPER. In select theaters this September and on Netflix September 27. pic.twitter.com/FULaHVuMkR
— Netflix (@netflix) September 5, 2024
Looks like it might be worth watching
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For me it depends.
I watch Will Ferrel to laugh. If it's a primarily a buddy road trip comedy with some important conversations/insights thrown in, I'm down for it. If it's primarily a social commentary with some laughs thrown in, I will probably pass.
But it is a really interesting choice and statement by Will regardless, it's cool that he wants to stand by his friend this publicly. And whatever else he does in his career, this will be a unique piece of it.
I watch Will Ferrel to laugh. If it's a primarily a buddy road trip comedy with some important conversations/insights thrown in, I'm down for it. If it's primarily a social commentary with some laughs thrown in, I will probably pass.
But it is a really interesting choice and statement by Will regardless, it's cool that he wants to stand by his friend this publicly. And whatever else he does in his career, this will be a unique piece of it.
They made Bush look so incompetent and simple that he could barely eat without choking.BassCowboy33 said:TCTTS said:jokershady said:
Yeah I have no idea who this movie is intended for….
I voted for trump twice….will be voting for him again….and I have zero desire to see this….people who don't like him will likely not be going to see this either….
Who is this movie for?????????
All I can think about while watching that clip is all the other impersonations I've seen that are way better…
It's basically an origin story, specifically about how attorney Roy Cohn (Jeremy Strong) may or may not have molded Trump into the piece of sh*t he is today. From what I understand, it's apparently even somewhat sympathetic toward Trump, and almost kind of sort of paints him as a victim in that regard. Which potentially makes the movie even more confounding, as those who can't stand Trump almost assuredly won't want to see him absolved in any way, and those who love Trump likely aren't going to watch what they'll assume to be a hit piece. Never mind the fact that it's also an indie that won't go wide.
That said, I absolutely despise Trump, but will likely give this a chance, out of morbid curiosity, depending on the trailer. Not to mention, it's obviously a timely release during the height of election season, which is sure to draw an audience as well.
W was surprisingly sympathetic to Bush. Painted him as simple, but well-meaning president who ran into the toughest 8-year stretch of presidency since WWII.
Night *****'s husband?
Ha, great call. They should be a same-weekend-release double feature.
BRUCEBUMPS!
— Spring-Nuts (@SpringNuts_) September 6, 2024
Trailer for the upcoming Thom Zimny documentary “Road Diary” featuring @springsteen and the Legendary #EStreetBand !!
Premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 8 before hitting Hulu and Disney+ on Oct. 25#springsteen pic.twitter.com/M4OW2CyFXX
Figured some of you might appreciate this exchange, re: hyperbolic reactions…
I cannot stand this type of reaction. It’s hyperbole after hyperbole after hyperbole. And it just turns into the most vague description of movie rather than an opinion on its quality.
— Tyler G.⚡ (@TAGintheGame) September 9, 2024
The goal is to be attention grabbing. Not to offer a genuine, well gathered opinion. And I get that it’s sort of the nature of the game, especially these days. But it’s becoming extremely annoying. He just wants to be quoted in marketing materials, that’s all.
— Tyler G.⚡ (@TAGintheGame) September 9, 2024
Studios are focusing very pointedly on a broader social media audience, particularly across TikTok and Instagram, rather than the sheltered niche that is Film Twitter.
— Tyler G.⚡ (@TAGintheGame) September 9, 2024
What does this mean for us social media maladroits?
Thanks for posting. This sounds awesome.LawHall88 said:BRUCEBUMPS!
— Spring-Nuts (@SpringNuts_) September 6, 2024
Trailer for the upcoming Thom Zimny documentary “Road Diary” featuring @springsteen and the Legendary #EStreetBand !!
Premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 8 before hitting Hulu and Disney+ on Oct. 25#springsteen pic.twitter.com/M4OW2CyFXX
I did not have these type of posts on my bingo card. Full stop. No notes.TCTTS said:
Figured some of you might appreciate this exchange, re: hyperbolic reactions…I cannot stand this type of reaction. It’s hyperbole after hyperbole after hyperbole. And it just turns into the most vague description of movie rather than an opinion on its quality.
— Tyler G.⚡ (@TAGintheGame) September 9, 2024The goal is to be attention grabbing. Not to offer a genuine, well gathered opinion. And I get that it’s sort of the nature of the game, especially these days. But it’s becoming extremely annoying. He just wants to be quoted in marketing materials, that’s all.
— Tyler G.⚡ (@TAGintheGame) September 9, 2024Studios are focusing very pointedly on a broader social media audience, particularly across TikTok and Instagram, rather than the sheltered niche that is Film Twitter.
— Tyler G.⚡ (@TAGintheGame) September 9, 2024
BassCowboy33 said:
What does this mean for us social media maladroits?
The initial tweet they're reacting to is now behind a subscriber wall, but it was a ridiculous- sounding, over-the-top reaction to an upcoming movie that just premiered at a film festival, emblematic of some of the hyperbolic reactions I post from time to time that annoy certain people.
First trailer for ‘THE APPRENTICE’, the biopic starring Sebastian Stan as Donald Trump, will release tomorrow ahead of the presidential debate.
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm) September 10, 2024
Read our review: https://t.co/WLVeVK12j0 pic.twitter.com/VZ64S6UlBK
They going to make Trump look bad in this movie which is a bunch of BS
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He already does that all by himself.
BurnetAggie99 said:
They going to make Trump look bad in this movie which is a bunch of BS
Trump makes himself look bad, but I'm sure the film won't do him any favors.
This looks interesting and I'll go see it.
This may be the film I'm most excited about seeing this year.TCTTS said:
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I won't be impressed unless they have him shooting someone with a shotgun from the backseat of a limo or trying to fist-fight his father.BurnetAggie99 said:
They going to make Trump look bad in this movie which is a bunch of BS
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EXCLUSIVE: Judd Apatow has attached to direct and Steven Spielberg has come aboard to produce Cola Wars, the film in development at Sony. Spielberg will produce through his Amblin Entertainment banner https://t.co/TiwQZxaIV6
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) September 11, 2024
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