Entertainment Forum General Chat Thread • Page 750

Hated winters bone, so boring

 

I feel like a sign of an actually good actor *is* that they can do a good performance even if the movie is shit

 

Despite me not liking it at all, she certainly acted well

 

Well yeah but at a certain point you don't want to be the best cook at McDonald's.

 

Yep, She Said was very good.

 

Absolutely wild it’s still on the air. I don’t think I’ve seen an episode since 2016? Maybe 2017?

 

Genuinely forgot it existed. Feels like it’s been on as long as I’ve been alive lol.

 

It started when I was in college and I haven’t been since 2011 lol

 

The worst part of the zombie craze were the zombie walks. I am glad those went away.

 

Idk what media people are saying yet but this seems wild

 

and people seem mostly thrilled about it? i thought lots of folks hated iger. shows what i know

 

Bon Chapek is a huge villain for a lot of people.

 

I was like I know one is a Trumper but I think it's both haha

 

iger was one of hillary’s biggest donors and resigned from advising trump pretty quickly after starting, it’s much more likely he’s a centrist bloomberg type than anything else

 

I was thinking of Perlmutter

 

why is Olaf being shady

 

Rachel Ziegler also shared something about it on Instagram

 

they’re gonna buy netflix

 

It is exhausting having to see everything in such a tight window while nothing else comes out the rest of the year. Other than Top Gun I had not been to a theater in almost the whole year.

 

I've never heard of She Said

 

its good

 

Yep. It’s very good. Especially if you are drawn to journalism procedurals.

 

I do think spreading out award season movies would make some difference. But it’s absolutely not a silver bullet.

 

I can’t decided where I fall on the “needs a movie star” to draw in ticket sales argument the article also mentions. On the one hand, a movie like Amsterdam can have just about every star on the planet (including Taylor Swift) and flop, but then Don’t Worry Darling had the likes of Harry Styles and Florence Pugh and turn a profit. Both had poor reviews and big stars, but one did well at the box office and the other didn’t. Maybe the drama surrounding the latter helped? I suppose Amsterdam’s stars are still big but not as hot in the moment as Styles and Pugh. I know that’s just two movies, but ultimately I’m not entirely convinced by the argument.