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intercommie t1_j68ydr4 wrote
Reply to comment by Chem_is_tree_guy in Powerful Brendan Fraser interview on Marc Maron's podcast about performing in "The Whale" by geekteam6
This is kind of dark, but his life updates/intros after the death of Lynn Shelton was some of the most captivating podcasting I’ve ever heard. I love it when he gets vulnerable.
intercommie t1_j29o654 wrote
Reply to Official Discussion - Bardo: False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner
Incredible imageries. It’s too bad the main character was shaped after Inarritu himself. I had the same problem with The Fablemans. It’s very distracting to know that the director was basically depicting his own life. Ironically I appreciated Armageddon Time; in that case, James Gray was extremely harsh on his younger self. Here (and in The Fabelmans), Inarritu wasn’t really critical of his protagonist. Bad things might happen but the character never felt at fault.
Still, the cinemagraphy was top notch. Worth watching for that alone!
intercommie t1_jeb8m2p wrote
Reply to comment by MartinScorsese in Indie Horror Master Ari Aster Explains His Biggest, Weirdest Movie Yet by phraxos
Yea. The trailer reminded me of the last act of “I’m Thinking Of Ending Things”.