The Holdovers (Alexander Payne, October 27, 2023) Movie • Page 6

Corporate shill

 

no surprise but

 

Dominic Sessa deserves so much more attention than he's getting. Also, Da'vine killed it in that role.

 

Finally caught this and it was wonderful.

 

not sure i see it but glad to see him cook

 

Would be a completely different role than this movie but I can kinda see the resemblance

 

Sweet. He did such a good job in The Holdovers. It’s crazy it was his first ever role.

 

Watched this last night for the first time in a while. Will probably watch it again before the holiday season is over.

Going it make it a tradition now.

 

Getting quite cold in Oslo now, like into the high 20's at night; Christmas vibes are here too, so perfect time for a Holdovers watch

 

I think it's fair to say this is a Christmas classic

 

We definitely need a new Christmas classic. When was the last one? “Elf”? Yeeesh.

 

wow zilla do you not remember disney +'s NOELLE starring Anna Kendrick and Bill Hader

 

Elf is good

 

Klaus is the last one I can think of, love that one

 

Let me put the “No” in Noelle.

 

i vote the night before

 

I think that’s part of the problem. None of Netflix’s holiday stuff seems to penetrate the zeitgeist. And they have some good stuff!

 

I’ve been radicalized by its merchandise oversaturization that it’s now kind of annoying.

 

Ah that’s right!

 

Yeah the night before rules