Phoenix brilliantly acted every piece of horrible plot the script threw at him. Very impressive.

posted a month ago in Joker: Folie à Deux (2024)

Katie's character would've worn thin with people weren't it for Barbra's acting skills.

posted 3 months ago in The Way We Were (1973)

Big Bang Theory didn't ruin this movie. They just didn't understand the actual purpose!

posted 3 months ago in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Stealing someone else's happy life by pulling off a nasty scheme. I wonder about people who achieved this in real life.

posted 3 months ago in My Best Friend's Wedding (1997)

They took a controversial iffy book and made it into a A+ film. This is the best version of Hollywood

posted 4 months ago in It Ends with Us (2024)

It hit me harder than a adamantium ribcage how much I love Wolverine.

posted 4 months ago in Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)

Penelope is such a loveable character

posted 5 months ago in Bridgerton (2020)

Imo, Wednesday is top 3 best characters on Netflix. Walter White and Jesse Pinkman are a shared no. 1

posted 7 months ago in Wednesday (2022)

Such a pretty movie, with maybe the most blatant misogyny in storytelling I’ve ever experienced

posted a year ago in After Everything (2023)

The Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul story in episode 5 totally worked for me!

posted a year ago in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2005)

Beyond the Sea's highlight is obviously the acting performance. Fantastic range!

posted a year ago in Black Mirror (2011)

Well, if you're gonna tell a "manic pixie dream crook" story, then Aaron Paul is definitely the one you cast

posted 2 years ago in The Parts You Lose (2019)

In spite of people wanting to "protect the original", Bryan is perfectly cast in this.

posted 2 years ago in The Upside (2019)

Cried like a b***ch twice. Nominate it for best picture as far as I’m concerned.

posted 2 years ago in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)

That pink maseratti moment in the finale was build-up perfectly! Peace, Atlanta!

posted 2 years ago in Atlanta (2016)

I find the writers framing Kim Wexler as "his Jesse" rather than "his Skyler" very profound and unique storytelling.

posted 2 years ago in Better Call Saul (2015)

Elrond & the dwarves curb-stomps anything in Game of Thrones/HOTD.

posted 2 years ago in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (2022)

I think the ending is the reason the women came back to play the witches

posted 2 years ago in Hocus Pocus 2 (2022)

Just like a Paul Newman stan to produce a Marilyn Monroe hateflick

posted 2 years ago in Blonde (2022)

Would’ve been no. 1 at the box office, but Vince chose Netflix instead…

posted 2 years ago in El Camino (2019)