Anora (Sean Baker, October 18, 2024) Movie • Page 14

It is nice to see that the dumb mindset of “more words = more/better ‘writing’” comes up with “awards movies,” and isn’t just limited to some of the dorks I talk about comics with.

There are people everywhere without even basic understanding of what it means to be a visual medium.

 

You’re not wrong. Just saying I understand, not that I like it.

 

There is an old joke about the Oscars that the word "best" usually means "most", so when people wonder why something like Bohemian Rhapsody won editing, it is "most editing" rather than "best editing". It is why the acting winners are usually so loud and showy and rarely something subdued.

 

demi moore would have won if that were the case as often as you say it is

 

Why? Madison's role is very big.

 

And most-er

 

Honestly following libs of tiktok for fun is more fucked up lol

 

My buddy that’s kinda in the industry was texting me about that. Bad look.

 

You predicted Demi so you believed that was true 2 days ago?

 

Regarding the shitty accounts he follows online, part of me feels like he wants to see what lunatics online are saying to help inform the worldview of the characters that inhabit his movies (See: Red Rocket).

But then again, the anti-union shit is a real bad look so what do i know. I still love his movies but ya its hollywood they are bad people

 

If that union stuff is true which I'm likely to believe it is, what a bad look especially from someone trying to champion "independent" film making. Geez.

 

all but confirmed that it became union halfway through