Hello fellow Brothers Bloom lovers, I also love The Brothers Bloom! It's Nathan Johnson's best score, too. The Perfect Con is a perfect track, too.

First episode was great!

My personal show of the year is Sterlin Harjo's The Lowdown. I need like 3 seasons of Ethan Hawke doing pulp investigations in Tulsa.

Ok I am SO GLAD I'm not alone. Me and my wife JUST GOT out of it, and I thought it was great. In my opinion, the best approach to stories like this was just going ahead and focusing on characters and letting the world speak for itself. The action was what I come to expect from Wright, and it worked!

It should've been me

I feel so out of the loop -- what happened?

A film to surpass Magnolia.

It was very emotional seeing a blending of cities work as well as it does. El Paso typically only shows up in films about cartels and gang bangers, and seeing it in such a hot topic film, it was beautiful. Like 50% of the film was downtown, and seeing one of my favs capture my town with his eye? ❤️

It's one that I've dreamt of readapting for the longest time. Especially since when I made my dollar baby, my hometown underwent a similar situation as in those last few pages. It gave me a clearer understanding, and still haunts me to no end.

Man, the money they lost from the cancellation earlier is only gonna lead to EVEN MORE cancellations to cope.

I'm going Friday. Taking in a film festival in my hometown to meet Kevin Smith on Thursday, then with my day off the next day, I'm going to treat myself to a steak and watch it since it was filmed in my hometown and my aunt-in-law met PTA during shooting.

Ooof, 2lazy2try is gonna be eating good for this.

On that, that sets me at ease. Licorice Pizza I appreciate more than i lot it, and I REALLY didn't like it.

My hottake with A Simple Plan?

Not only Raimi's best (and most mature film), but I think it does Fargo (the movie) better than Fargo!

Oh my God LAWRENCE GORDON, THE DOCTOR??

If anything it was more like

ABSOLUTELY DO. I'm telling you right now, if you like how he looks? The WHOLE MOVIE has that aesthetic.

That's exactly how I felt last year watching Rashomon, Sunset Blvd., The Apartment, and Rear Window for the first time! Absolutely lovely to see what my idols loved about those films and how they shaped movies and shows that I loved growing up! Even Gone with the Wind was inspiring... albeit dated.