That scene in Django when he gets off the carriage and screams for his sister....

Ultimate cringe.

AND Jeffrey Combs in both! I count Re-Animator Trilogy with From Beyond.

I was blown away by his performance in Don't Look Up. He may not always be the most notable performance, but he makes each and every character and portrayal unique in a way that a lot of other high caliber actors fail to do.

I just watched it for the first time a month ago and I was amazed. I too am surprised at how little the Aviator is talked about, it's a fantastic movie imo.

Maybe the fiery, frightening angel in Frailty is something you'd respond to.

I'm just going to reiterate what most people are saying. Leo is a fantastic actor. I don’t think he's the best in the world, but he's up there. The Departed, Wolf of Wall Street, and Catch Me If You Can, are all incredible performances.

Tbh most likely yes considering how hard they’re pushing it

Aye 💜👍 and the same director, Stuart Gordon

Both H.P. Lovecraft!

Can't he do an animated mountain of madness?

Gunga Din alongside Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Both have the Thugee Cult.

As clichéd as it is, all the best bits are in the trailer. And if those are the best bits, that's a good indication of what rhe rest of it is like.

It's not as stupid as it ought to be.

It somehow doesn't have the follow through or gusto to be a proper trashy B-movie. Plus as an 80s pastiche/homage it's pretty weak.

God I can’t wait until this movie is gone, really tired of hearing about, looks like trash. Might just be because I can’t stand Elizebeth Banks.

https://youtu.be/3yejIensjhE

I wasn’t a fan of Tenet, but I still couldn’t agree more.

Old School and Wedding Crashers

I think they have an adult lined up, I spoke with my daughter about it after making the comment and she asked if I'd be willing to be the adult, so I'm not sure the previous plan is solid. I said yes so long as the other parents are on board, so I may wind up being the adult in the room, we'll see.

I refuse to believe that this is about anything other than the North Atlantic Treaty Organization being so impressed with Nolan's Oppenheimer that they awarded him with the spirit of the (military) industry award.

Just saw this movie and it was insane I really liked it, they really went for it.

How does this give you Disaster Movie vibes? This doesn't look like high art, but it at least looks like a movie, unlike Disaster Movie.

The appeal is watching an animal go crazy and kill people in gruesome, over the top ways. Why is this seemingly so hard to grasp for some people?

I’m still okay with my decision to take my son to see Snakes On A Plane in the theatre. Samuel L Jackson even called me personally about it.

I don’t know how I feel about how this will translate to film. Not my favorite of his books but maybe that’s just because I’m not big on fantasy.

It also took way longer than his other books for me to understand the point he was trying to make or what the themes were. Right up until almost the very end I was trying to get the metaphor and the book wasn’t that interesting until you figured it out.

I loved it. It's better than both Disney versions.

I’m not against ppl under 18 seeing R movies I just meant logistically, the theater should be enforcing that rule. Didn’t meant to insult or imply anything, apologize if it came off that way. I saw plenty of R rated movies before I was 18 as well I’m sure it’s appropriate it’s not an overly violent movie from the looks of it.