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I know, that's why I said, "if only one-sixth is true."
Do you believe it's all lies?
Did you see the documentary? Even if only one-sixth of it is true, it would be almost impossible to recover from that. It's too dark.
But the exact date? That is the question.
Of course, the media feels compelled to ridicule it.
I’m confident Mel can direct any film he chooses. I think he let that project go once DiCaprio left the production.
No, the color version has been released on Blu-ray, while the B&W version has been released on UHD. I actually prefer the color version of this film. I find it to be marvelous.
Gladiator cleaned house, except—famously—not for best director. Looking back, Ridley Scott should have won. And the film won big (actor - picture) back when the Oscars actually meant something.
The trailer was a fascinating mix of outstanding and dreadful elements.
Best supporting actor x 3.
Litgow, Tucci and Msamati are all worthy. It's like a Godfather situation.
Fiennes will be nominated, and might win if they add the weight of his career.
He was a lawyer - how could he not be smart?
And he figured out the whole scenario at the end. He seemed pretty bright to me.
>> You book Connery to play Connery and he turns up to do just that.
>> Half the time I don't even think he knows he's in a movie and the camera follows him around doing his daily business of knocking dudes out and being the most "alpha" guy in the room.
Haha.
Best.
Hahaha.
I respect your perspective, but what do you mean by saying he might never see her again? Why would you assume that? He could call, visit, or even start a relationship with his own daughter. As her father, he's in a strong position to promise to stay in touch. I’ve never heard of a situation where a father calling his daughter would be out of place.
She’s a minor, so what? It seemed like she was longing for his approval and love. She wasn't the typical angry teen you often see in other movies, resenting the dad who left—she came across as a sweet kid eager to connect. Yet, he gave her nothing, not even a smile. Yes, he was nice to her, and he gave her a hug, but there wasn’t any warmth. And it seemed all about him. His issues with the breakup.
This is just my honest take on the scene. Your interpretation is also valid.
I thought the daughter deserved more from her father in this scene. At least an "I'll call you" assurance inside the house, and especially after she offered him the money outside. He didn't even crack a smile when he drove away! A bit cold, if you ask me.
>> But it didn't make a lot of money. Universal doesn't want to make another movie with me and Robert De Niro, no matter how good it might be.
$81,613,606 worldwide in 1988 was a modest hit! Stating it made no money is just not true. Also, it must have made a ton of money on video and has likely been a steady earner for the studio over the years. That's the great thing about making quality movies—people watch them over and over; they have a long shelf life.
It's not just one of the best episodes; it's the best
Well, if they could add one more person to the existing monument, it would make Trump's day even more. "Hey, look at the company I'm in!"
Lol, good one.
Why won't he?