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I hope it gets worse.

@jpmovies24 I generally align with what appears to be your pov in that they are both skilled actors and it's dumb to make big claims about one being obviously better. However, I do actually think that Pitt could do Collateral and Cruise could do Jesse James.

Cruise could never do Inglourious Basterds or Snatch or Jesse James or Fight Club Pitt could never do Magnolia or Collateral or Vanilla Sky or Mission Impossible I think it's just dumb to compare them. They are two of the best actors ever. Who cares which one is “better”

@boluoii Yes but in reverse: how I rate movies factors into their rewatchability. I don't rewatch movies I don't love and respect.

does rewatchability factor into how you rate movies?

is this easter. am i giving easter

I'm sure this will be welcomed by rational, open-minded discussion in the spirit of genuine curiosity and the desire to do right by people who experience GD.

@luvblessingz Couldn't do it without a phallus tho.

she pretty much invented it.

Honestly can yall just grow up and say “I just don’t like it” instead of trying to moralize your dislike

@BigSledge03 @WomenBeingAwful The natural fluids and aromas nourish the body and spirit.

@OneHipNinja @WomenBeingAwful Old martial arts coach of mine used to have this saying that if its not a day unwashed , with pee on , he dont want it anyway . Man of culture .

@TheWapplehouse May trappers have their faces eaten.

I’ve messed with alligators before but this might be too white even for me

So much Twitter discourse would disappear if people understood the difference between subjective preference and objective fact.

@jowrotethis Famously, in America, prison is not real because people get out.

Tell me again about cancel culture being real.

That piece of shit should have set up a fundraiser for Hillary and once the goal was met, go on live TV and blow his brains out after cutting off his dick with a butter knife. Anything less is patriarchy.

@sirencrave Forgive us our trespasses. We can not look away from the light.

alexandra daddario just acknowledging her hot scenes: "they've seen it all before. i SEE what you're googling" 😭

I am doing this.

@aesthetic_7305 This one makes me sad.

This fight will always be a classic

What Jeremy Strong did in "Succession" must have been incredibly difficult. The whole conceit of "Succession" is that the show pretends to be a Shakespearian drama when it's actually a cringe comedy and Kendall Roy is a ridiculous idiot who thinks he is Michael Corleone when he's really Michael Scott. Strong had to set up every joke that was on his character while never betraying a single moment of self-awareness. Because if his character was ever in on the joke, the whole show would stop being fun. And Jeremy Strong's reward for pulling off the amazing trick of playing the perfect pompous clown was that everybody treated him like he was actually his character and diversity hires at garbage media outlets projected all the hate they were feeling for white men at the peak of woke onto him. And that's how you get the 2023 New Yorker profile of Strong -- an artifact from an era people are now trying to pretend didn't happen -- which rips into Strong for taking his job too seriously and being too passionate about his art form and working too hard to make something great. Brian Cox, of course, had a lot of thoughts to share with the writer of that article. Cox didn't have to do much work to play a blowhard prick on "Succession" because he's a blowhard prick in real life, and despite being an actor for more than half a century, Cox lacked the wherewithal to appreciate or even understand one of the greatest performances ever committed to film happening right next to him. He was perfectly happy to tell the press he didn't see what was so hard about what Strong was doing. He didn't see why Strong was always talking with the writers and directors and making things take longer. It was so annoying! Acting is easy for Brian Cox. All you have to do is stand on your mark, yell your lines, and then you can go to the bar. And now Cox has revealed that the great Daniel Day-Lewis actually called him to ask him to shut up, and he refused to take the call. Great guy. Prince of a fellow.

@GentleDoofus Lol he's fine chill

Imagine building a respectable career for nearly 50 years across film, television, and stage, becoming a universally beloved character actor in the process, only to completely torch it in your 70s in service of one last big paycheck. You could have died a legend, man.

The backlash to the backlash will be because of shit like this.

@Sephanade These are all great actors but generally stay in a particular lane. I'm not sure versatility is the greatest strength of any of them.

This might be hard, but who’s the #1 most versatile actor on this list...