They did.

No, they would prefer to not have any industry-destroying corporate consolidation at all

Glen Powell agrees:

bit rude

What are you trying to accomplish by boycotting an entire artistic medium

I also generally think of him as an unskilled actor, but this is supposedly an uncharacteristically good performance from him, so I guess we’ll see when the movie comes out 🤷‍♂️

I generally agree. But the consensus on The Smashing Machine seems to be that it’s an uncharacteristically strong performance for him, so I would wait until that comes out before making definitive statements like “he can’t act”

Weird thing for someone who hasn’t seen the movie to say under a review by someone who has

I’m sure you already know this, but I’ll indulge.
a. Multiple international human rights organizations have labeled Israel’s actions after 10/7/23 as genocidal
b. Since then, both Biden and Trump sent Israel billions of dollars in weapons.
So both presidents are directly implicated in the genocide.

I think it’s misguided to preemptively dismiss a movie as immoral or whatever based on a one-sentence summary. I think you’re being too simplistic here and that the movie will definitely be more thematically complex than “conspiracy theorists are awesome and correct”.

Knowing Yorgos, they won’t be glorified. His films tend to be fairly misanthropic with no character coming out the other side looking like a good person

Probably one of my favorite episodes on rewatch. It’s one of the only times that we get such a clear look at Walt’s psychology