I browsed the question on the internet and there were a lot of recommendations of watching Casino Royale (2006) first, but I sorta already watched it from the middle act when it was aired on television and I kinda know what happens in the end, so I'm trying to avoid watching that first.
Do I really have to watch any other crucial Bond films or can I just jump straight into Skyfall and still enjoy that film?
Do you know anything about when the film "63 Up" is supposed to be released? I watched all of the other "Up" films, from "7 Up" all the way to "56 Up," and would like to keep watching until every one of them dies.
So do you have any information on "63 Up?"
He plays the character of Kaizad Sodabottleopenerwala, i.e., the fat guy who insults the dean and his ideas in the end.
According to Wiki, he did two more films after SOTY, namely Youngistaan (2014) and The Legend of Michael Mishra (2016). It seems like he hasn't signed any movie ever since.
Do you think he could've been a good comedic actor if he had continued to do films? Sort of like Boman Irani and Paresh Rawal?
I hate it
With the Oscar nominations having been dropped, it's time to analyze BP nominees and their Honest Trailers. A few Best Picture nominees got full Honest Trailers well before the ceremony, and even a few slightly after, but they never won Best Picture when they were fully covered by Screen Junkies.
The following BP nominees got Honest Trailers before the ceremony:
- Gravity
- Boyhood
- Mad Max: Fury Road
- The Martian
- Get Out
- Black Panther
The following films got Honest Trailers after the ceremony:
- Les Misérables
- The Wolf of Wall Street
- The Revenant*
- La La Land**
- A Star is Born*
For Revenant, ASIB, and LLL, it was hinted during the Oscars trailers that they would get full HT's. And although La La Land's Trailer became a Moonlight trailer, I have to assume that because the former was so popular, it would've gotten a proper trailer anyway. If Moonlight had won cleanly that year, that would not have gotten its own Honest Trailer.
And these two films were included in director retrospectives:
- Dunkirk, as part of the Nolan HT, published 4 months after the 2018 Oscars
- Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, as part of last week's Tarantino HT
Finally, Joker will probably get an Honest Trailer in the near future, possibly as soon as next week. So with that and OUATIH being nominated for Best Picture, is this the year the curse gets broken? Or will Screen Junkies' weird voodoo magic continue to strike? Tune in on Sunday, February 9 to find out!
I used to think the Oscars were a comedy. Now I realize they're a tragedy.
Spoilers ahead because I want to be as descriptive as possible... It's an indie film that was in theaters fall 2012. It was about a guy who had nothing going for him, so he signed up to test a new drug. He made weirdo friends while he was there and it ended with a lot of the subjects being activists that were undercover to free the animals being tested on in the facility. It was so bizarre and amazing and I cannot for the life of me find it through Google!!!
for those of you who are wondering i’m talking about captain america’s cameo in thor the dark world.
My list:
McDavid, Kucherov, MacKinnon, Draisaitl, P. Kane, Barkov, Eichel.
Back in 2011 I had to leave California after a Master's degree in Film to go back to my home country Brazil. Instead of responsibly falling back on Advertising like most film making graduates do over there I set out to pursue my dream of making a living as a storyteller. I set out to write and direct my very first feature film for less than $10K while adapting a feature length screenplay into a graphic novel to be released two years later. I crowdfunded both projects. I was determined to find myself my own global audience no matter what.
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Ethan Allen was a Revolutionary War hero who had occasion to visit England shortly after peace was declared. During this trip, Allen’s British hosts pelted him with jokes about Americans and General Washington in particular and one day they got a picture of General Washington which was conspicuously hung up in an outhouse. Though he couldn’t have missed this painting, Allen never mentioned it. Eventually, the Brits asked if he’d spotted Washington’s likeness in the restroom. Allen had, and added:
“It was a very appropriate place for an Englishman to keep it. There is nothing that will make an Englishman shit so quick as the sight of General Washington".
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