His acting was stiff.

Ben Kingsley in Gandhi.

Edward Furlong in Terminator 2 Judgement Day

"he wanted to do it for real" nato secretary general recalls of his meeting with esteemed director christopher nolan. "i asked why not just use cgi? and he looked at me as if i had called his mother a harlot. he leaned forward and put his fingers in my face in the shape of a camera lens. "picture this," he says, and then proceeded to describe, in vivid detail, what the explosion of the nuclear device would look like. it sounded incredible.

the secretary paused to look out the window, lost in the memory. "you know what he tells me next? 'i'm doing this with or without you, chuck.' he knows my name isn't chuck. he also knows there's no way i'll say no. so i told him i at least want to be there in person, for national security reasons. he just smiled and left."

he began to cough violently so our interview was put on pause for a while. when he returned, a glass of water in hand, he was grinning like a schoolboy. "it was incredible. the set he built... straight out of the history books. when that bomb went off, i - it was like looking at god."

he paused to cough some more, and i offered some tissues. he wiped his mouth and emptied half the glass. "everyone on set was exposed to thirty times the recommended lifetime exposure to radiation. undoubtedly, we'll all be dead in ten years. but it was worth it. it was the most beautiful thing i ever did see."

oppenheimer opens exclusively in theatres june 30.

You cant be serious.

I completely forgot about that movie. Seen it on release, remember having fun with it.

I don't see a lot of Pacific Rim copy pasta but I'll take your word for it.

Because movies are serious and if it’s any less somber than EO it’s not for some on this sub.

One of the untouchable “god like” actors. Like Meryl Streep. Of course he is just a guy but he seems too high to touch

Oh man, there are not many opinions that I think are wrong, but this is one of them. Whatever you might think of him, he is definitely a spectacular actor and did far better than Matt Damon in the Departed lol

Well of course I know he left the project obviously. I meant the work he did before he left the project, obviously. 🙄 It was very good work.

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Probably his coolest role ever.

Didn't Paquin even win a Oscar for it.

Great performance, Wasn't his film debut though. He did a film called The Men a year before Streetcar. Not a great film but very good performance from Brando.

She was even in a crappy Steven Sengal film before Kick Ass playing his daughter.

It's going to be tough for young Corio to find anything as great as Aftersun even this early into her career. It's a damn shame she's not got any award buzz. I hope (also with Paul Mescal), they can be in good to great films and produce great performances. It be tougher for Corio as she's still pretty young and she's not going to get the chance straight away to do a bunch of films like Mescal can.

But excellent debut performance for sure.

>Do you go around to NFL subs and wonder who gives a fuck about football?

OP os not asking who gives a fuck about movies, but rather who gives a fuck about a particular movie.

no but i'm cool because i don't like dumb movies😎 look at me 😎😎😎

Waiting on a colab with big Tommy Cruise

Every movie? So you’re not allowed to talk shit about other nfl teams, or express you don’t give a shit about a movie cuz it’s a movie sub? Get some sun

Nope, was waay better watching with an audience reaction switching from the fullscreen gruesome horror to quick-turned laughs.

Do you go around to NFL subs and wonder who gives a fuck about football?

The answer is people in a movies sub give a fuck about movies.

That’s why r/gadgets is just a rolling apple ad

oh maybe I didnt watch several Leonardo DiCaprio's films before formulating this opinion, duh 🙄

As for your last question: you really think it's synergistic