@FayeQueenV @hecubian_devil Also they brought out the lawyer to call Ellis a pitbull lol
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Cory
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@FayeQueenV @hecubian_devil Not sure if there will be Abbot/Robby conflict, but highlighting how well Night is working together + moving Ellis to Day sets up a major check on Robby. Here’s someone who’s spent hours in this building under different leadership, and they know it doesn’t have to work this way
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Now that the season is over, can I say that I always found Mohan the least interesting/compelling character in the main cast?
I liked Supriya’s performance but it felt like the writers never figured out a real hook for the character. It was realistic, but a bit boring.
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@hecubian_devil Yeah Ellis really popped with minimal scenes and is basically a machine built for conflict with Robby
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@mail_yard Yes, and bumping up Ellis to main cast, who gives them an opportunity to refresh with an actor that resonated with audiences even from very small amounts of screen time
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Many such cases, and for his part Noah Wyle continues to nail his portrayal of “guy who is basically right but insufferable about it.” I do wonder how long the show can get away with Robby being basically right about everything with the caveat that he’s always a dick about it.
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I think the PITT finale’s Robby vs. Al-Hashimi argument is a good (for TV) depiction of a disabled person knowing she is more capable than the person she’s arguing with claims, while simultaneously realizing she has diminished capacity and needs major workplace accommodations
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if this is the last we see of her……. what was the point
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so Marvel is leaving America due to healthcare costs and going to a country that has universal healthcare 😃
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@JeremyMonjo Sorta cute to watch the few scattered accounts in replies that don’t realize everyone moved on
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Fascinating to watch the the Lena Dunham Narrative get edited in real time by people who pretend they didn't put out the Ethan Hunt Disavowal on her three times a year. She was one of the most disavowed human beings alive. None more disavowed.
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Ugh I think this will be a despicable movie and I’ll definitely go see it
DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm
The ‘CALL OF DUTY’ movie will release on June 30, 2028 in theaters. Peter Berg is set to direct with a script co-written by Taylor Sheridan.
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Generally not into audience Q&A, but Herzog was so generous. A young filmmaker asked whether artists should be concerned about the state of the industry and AI. Herzog was like “You and I are colleagues. AI has no imagination, it’s a nonstarter. We don’t have to worry about that”
Mr. Chau@Srirachachau
Learned from the Cave of Forgotten Dreams Q&A that Herzog was inspired to make the movie in 3D because he saw Avatar at the Universal Citywalk IMAX
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He’s not lone. I see him there with two different people
DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm
First look at Ridley Scott’s ‘THE DOG STARS’ starring Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley and Josh Brolin. The film follows a lone pandemic survivor in Colorado who sets out to trace its origin of a mysterious radio signal. In theaters on August 28.
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@PaxTobiPax This sounds like the type of thing you make when you got Me Too’d and moved to Hungary
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That fourth point is the goddamn dumbest thing:
TheWrap@TheWrap
We visited the set of Doug Liman's $70 million AI-made movie 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi.' - It stars Casey Affleck, Gal Gadot, Pete Davidson and Isla Fisher - AI is being used to fill in the backgrounds, sets and even lighting - There were traditional wardrobe and props departments, and production employed 107 cast members, 100 shoot crew and 54 non-shoot crew - Producers say the film would have cost $300 million if made traditionally Much more — including photos — in our exclusive set visit: thewrap.com/creative-conte…
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