I feel like Taylor Sheridan plots now are basically like South Park’s parody of Family Guy jokes, except the orcas are putting together different scenarios where it’s a disgraced/retired/unhinged CIA operative/cop/soldier who’s forced into going against some greater evil.
Trying to remember a movie or tv show that’s within the last few years with like an older guy as a cult leader and he’s taking directions through a speaker in his office or something? That’s all I can remember about it.
A question about making movie threads. Do you guys put the limited release date in the title or the wide release date?
"Wide" is subjective; they will call a film wide when it is 100 theaters. I think it is best to use the initial American release date.
It is a tiny pet peeve of mine when a movie’s release year will be listed somewhere as one year when in reality it only played at some film festival that year and didn’t actually become available to the broader public until the following year
I ask because i just made a thread where it's getting a limited theatrical release to make it award eligible and then getting a Netflix release less than a month later. So I wasn't sure which date to put. I dunno if it matters that much anyway
for my own record keeping purposes i use when it gets an actual available most places kind of release. not just like, festivals/ny/la
Just like determining the year for best of the year lists, the initial release makes the most sense and is least subject to wiggle room.