Moe

@vinnie_paz Wow thats amazing 👏 yea im looking forward to Hokum

@MShayei I actually spoke to McCarthy a few times on IG. really good dude. very bright. Hokum looks amazing.

@vinnie_paz what's up man. Do you have a favourite movie from each directors of Kubrick, Spielberg and Nolan?

@vinnie_paz I agree with Nolans movies, since interstellar his movies have been average and hyped. I wasn't fussed on Dunkirk or Tenet either. The Prestige is amazing 👏 thanks for the great answer ✊🏽 not sure if you have seen this teaser for Damian McCarthy new film youtu.be/OFmbY2o4tt0?si…

Kubrick is very tough. It changes. just a brilliant, once-in-a-lifetime mastermind. I think Spielberg is a hack who makes overly sentimental, manipulative films. Nolan is a gun. I love Memento and Insomnia. I didn’t care about the Batman films (I’m not a comic book guy), but I did half watch the one with Heath Ledger on a plane, and Ledger was brilliant. I loved both The Prestige and Inception. people were mega horny for Oppenheimer, but I hate period pieces, so I never watched it. good question tho, Moe ✊🏽

@vinnie_paz Owning Mahowny is my favourite role of his.

Philip Seymour Hoffman (July 23rd, 1967 - February 2nd, 2014)   the most talented actor of the last 30+ years. truly incredible to watch. felt like a different human being in every single role. brought humanity to monsters without ever making excuses for their behavior. watch any of his films back to back and wallahi you'll have to keep telling yourself it's the same actor. quite possibly being the most versatile actor l've ever seen in film. his influence within the medium of acting in the 21st century has no parallel amongst his generation of extremely talented peers. one of very few “celebrity” deaths that hit me especially hard, and one I think about the most as I get older. no one can do what he did. what a tragedy and an incredible loss for filmmaking.

@vinnie_paz Sean penns acting was amazing

“One Battle After Another” is a masterwork. as you were.

@vinnie_paz Stand by me and shawshank redemption could be the best Stephen King adaptations

Stand By Me, behind the scenes, 1986.

@vinnie_paz Bowfinger was great

happy 80th to Steve Martin, one of the most brilliant comedic minds of our time. some of my earliest memories are of his stand-up specials/albums, as he’s one of my mama’s all-time favorite people. The Jerk is one of very few movies that makes me laugh like a mental patient from start to finish. my brother and I practically watched it on a loop. he branched away from comedy, became a successful actor, author, playwright, pianist, and banjo player, earning Emmy, Grammy, and American Comedy awards, among other honors. a true National Treasure.

@CultureCrave @cineworld The prestige and insomnia would have also been good

Cineworld is re-releasing 8 Christopher Nolan films in IMAX next month to prepare for 'The Odyssey'🍿 'Interstellar' — Aug 20-25 'Inception' — Aug 20-25 'Batman Begins' — Aug 22-24 'Oppenheimer' — Aug 22-27 'The Dark Knight' — Aug 23-25 'The Dark Knight Rises' — Aug 24-26 'Dunkirk' — Aug 26-28 'Tenet' — Aug 27-28

@vinnie_paz In back to the future 1985, he goes back 30 years to 1955. If it came out today, he would go back to 1995

The Wonder Years took place 20 years in the past. that’d be the same as if it came out today and took place in 2005.

@vinnie_paz Take it in blood, shootouts, and I gave you power are my fav joints

29 years ago today, Nas releases his sophomore LP, It Was Written, on Columbia Records. Illmatic is the gold standard for a lot of heads, and I’m not mad at you if that’s the case, but I’m also lowkey not mad if you think It Was Written is better. the only shit I don’t like on here is "Nas Is Coming", and that’s because the beat on there (Dr. Dre) is mega trash. Nas style was rawer on Illmatic, but on here, he’d become a more well-rounded MC. if Illmatic is the rap bible, It Was Written is the New Testament.

@vinnie_paz Classic album. What's your personal favourite albums in order of reasonable doubt, ready to die and illmatic?

29 years ago today. a stroke of genius chronicling the life of a 26-year-old drug dealer from the Marcy Houses with a love for craft unrivaled elsewhere. #Top5DOA

@vinnie_paz Thanks for the reply. Ari next movie, Eddington, and PT andersons One battle after another, both look great 👍🏽

@MShayei I like Ari Aster a lot. PT Anderson is still brilliant. Lars von Trier is still great. Wes Anderson is still great. I’d have to think on it a bit more.

@vinnie_paz, what's up, vinnie? Do you rate any of the modern movie directors from Nolan, coogler, or peele and any favs movies of theirs you enjoyed?

@vinnie_paz Can't believe it was 18 years ago 😳

June 10, 2007.

@vinnie_paz His production on off the wall, thriller, and bad are amazing 👏

RIP Quincy Jones no musician moved so effortlessly and brilliantly between styles and settings - collaborating with everyone from Sinatra to Michael Jackson to Miles Davis. the word “legend” is often misused, but in the case of Quincy Jones, it’s an understatement. the definition of music. there will never be another. Quincy is filmed here giving "the best advice I ever got"

@Mobeen_Azhar another amazing documentary 👏 Small Town, Big Riot @BBCiPlayer

@vinnie_paz 1990-2024 is the same as 1956-1990

1981 and 2024 are as far apart as 1937 and 1980 were. have a good day.

@CurtisBashar Virginia Beach, Fear of Heights, daylight, first person shooter, what would pluto do and away from home. My fav tracks👌🏽

This album was enjoyable, I expected something way better, also there’s some unnecessary features, and there’s mad skips on it, this album definitely need a re listen. But all i know is when he said we will get the old Drake he was capping, we will never see that old Drake again.

@Hit_Boy you have done it again #Nas #Magic3 👏✨️

@MogsJH @cornski 😬😂

@cornski @MShayei

messi been in Florida for ONE month dawg😭😭