The Apprentice (Ali Abbasi, 2024) • Page 2

I wonder how/if the election sways favor on this at all. I’m not trying to subject myself to an additional two hours of someone I’m stuck with for 4 years against my will

 

I'm certainly glad I watched it prior to election night, but IF you're on the fence and think you can stomach it, I would say it's quite worth the watch.

 

Wild, should've gotten DeNiro in there

 

I thought this was pretty good and I think this would be pretty well received to a wide audience if not for the weird political stuff going on. In terms of biopics of complicated controversial political figures I would say this was better than Vice.

Jeremy's Strong's Ray Cohn not as good as Al Pacino's in Angels In America, but still did a great job. Deserves a supporting actor nom at least.

 

This is an old tweet from last month, but damn. For one of the bad guys in the movie to be like "hey good job. You nailed it" about one of the other bad guys is crazy lol