LOL! Sometimes shows that I'm not a native English speaker.
There are objectively better acting performances. For example, Jack Nicholson's performance in Cuckoo's Nest is objectively better than Tommy Lee Jones's Two-Face in Batman Forever. It's not a subjective.
It's a common misconception...
I found that no amount of vetting could prevent some new players be total anti-social jerks after 2-3 games. Their real personality comes out once they believe they are part of the group for good. Such a waste of time. That is why decided to play in solitary mode 80% of the time.
I'm not baiting. It's been discussed several times over the years.
An article about the topic: 40 nominees that should have won. I don't necessarily agree with all the choices but Shakespeare in Love winning over Saving Private Ryan didn't make sense, as do several other wins...
Nope. It's boring as hell.
The voting system doesn't favour the actual best movie of the year. It's about the internal politics of the Academy and the Studios. If you look at the list of best films of the year you will be surprised who won over objectively better movies.
My pineapple pizza recipe:
Crust
Tomato sauce
A layer of crisp bacon slices (not crushed)
A layer of sliced mushrooms
Sprinkle diced red and yellow peppers
Diced pineapple and marinated artichoke
Cheese of your choice on top. I use Monterey Jack.
Dune Part I (theatre and streaming releases)
Budget $165 million
Opening Weekend: $78.9 million
Total Box Office: $434.8 million
Dune Part II (theatre only release)
Budget $190 million
Opening Weekend: $182.5 million
Total Box Office: TBA
This! That is exactly how I saw it.
I don't like it when the central character's indecision/refusal is prolonged to the point it becomes tedious. Villeneuve struck the right balance for me.
I've just watched Dune for the third time tonight. Keeps getting better every time.
The visuals are impeccable. The acting is superior. The movie doesn't manipulate the audience emotionally. We have to connect the dots as a spectator and choose how we see each character. The pacing is...