Duke Dixon
Superstar
Dennis Quaid in this and that garbage ass slapstick comedy "Reagan" is just
It was supposed to be Ray Liotta, Rest in Peace.
Ray Liotta Joins Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley In Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance’
‘THE SUBSTANCE’ (Starring Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley) | Official Trailer | MUBI (9/20)
It was supposed to be Ray Liotta, Rest in Peace.
Ray Liotta Joins Demi Moore & Margaret Qualley In Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance’
Piffiztheanswer
L'immortale
Ray would of been soooooo good not that dennis did a bad job but cant fukk wit him after that "Reagan" trash lol
Damn, this would’ve been the perfect late career project for Liotta to wild out in. Him dialing back into his coked-up Henry Hill self would’ve bumped the flick up another level.
This was a second major project for the Director/Editor, props to her. Coralie Fargeat.
Solid ass and tittays
Nero Christ
Sniper out now on all digital platforms brev
Saw it last night,
Film has interesting ideas but struggles with properly engaging them, so it just settles in with over the top fukkery. It's not bad but it doesn't really take the steps to be great either. Film unfortunately halfway through became all about shock and awe without leaving the audience with something to remember decades later like Carrie does in it's conclusion (which this references or bites depending on how you look at it). I also thought it was a missed opportunity to not have Sue centered around something internet/social media related. TV is outdated for someone like her coming up.
Themes of body dysmorphia, societal pressures placed on women's looks, ageism, male gaze, and competition between women are all great ideas on paper but this is still a movie, and the plot should take priority. A lot of young writers seem to write scripts around ideas rather than writing a good story, and then expanding on ideas within them.
Also, too many writers getting their Tarantino on where every single scene is referencing other movies, and not just obscure films either, we're talking about well known films....like c'mon fam.
Positives was obviously the practical effects and the score was good too. Demi Moore also with a great late career performance as well.
Film has interesting ideas but struggles with properly engaging them, so it just settles in with over the top fukkery. It's not bad but it doesn't really take the steps to be great either. Film unfortunately halfway through became all about shock and awe without leaving the audience with something to remember decades later like Carrie does in it's conclusion (which this references or bites depending on how you look at it). I also thought it was a missed opportunity to not have Sue centered around something internet/social media related. TV is outdated for someone like her coming up.
Themes of body dysmorphia, societal pressures placed on women's looks, ageism, male gaze, and competition between women are all great ideas on paper but this is still a movie, and the plot should take priority. A lot of young writers seem to write scripts around ideas rather than writing a good story, and then expanding on ideas within them.
Also, too many writers getting their Tarantino on where every single scene is referencing other movies, and not just obscure films either, we're talking about well known films....like c'mon fam.
Positives was obviously the practical effects and the score was good too. Demi Moore also with a great late career performance as well.
I was rewatching Tales From the Crypt (still great btw) and Demi Moore starred in one of the early episodes, just before she blew up with Ghost.
ShaDynasty
Chaos - The Album
Entertaining movie. You shouldn't expect clever social commentary, I mean theres a little bit in there but its really just a well done (and funny) body horror.
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
Kubrick vibes