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Jean-Luc Godard on why people disliked like 'A Woman is a Woman' (1961) & the psychology of the audience: "Interviewer: Truffaut once said that if the public did not like a film of his then he considered that it was a failure. Do you feel that 'A Woman is a Woman' (1961) is a

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Someone asked the internet how to deal with grief, and one reply showed up like a warm hug at exactly the right moment. Honest, kind, and deeply human.

Denzel Washington gives Delroy Lindo his flowers, & Delroy Lindo tells the story for the first time in front of Denzel Washington about how Denzel stopped him from leaving New York when they were young actors, during a candid Sinners Q&A hosted by Denzel.

RIP Rob Reiner (1947-2025) A Few Good Men (1992) Director: Rob Reiner I think this was the first Rob Reiner film I saw. Even though I am not a big fan of this movie, when compared to his other films. But, whenever I think of him, this scene involving Jack Nicholson & Tom

ava gardner in “the bribe” (1949)

This is one of the best examples of misunderstanding a shot. Look at abyssal difference between these two. In Chung's original animation the scene builds up towards the eye that is setup to function like a venus flytrap. It's insidious, it meets your expectation even though it

It is inconceivable that you can leave SINNERS off of this list and expect to be considered objective film journalists. 40 years in this business has taught me that nothing will ever really change. The film business is more about business than film.

Terrible art. And yet again y'all are playing in Sinners face.

Look what all these artists did for you. That is love.

Christopher Nolan reading the last sentence here

I had no idea there was actual footage of the moment it happened. Unreal.

Singing in the Desert Don't Go (1991) Cry For You (1993) Water Runs Dry (1994) Missing You (2000)

oh she...... she might've just did something 😳😳

Spicy City is a short-lived (six episodes) adult animated anthology series created by Ralph Bakshi in 1997. Set in a grim, futuristic metropolis, it weaves dark, character-driven tales that blend neo-noir crime stories with cyberpunk aesthetics. Each episode focuses on different

When Cinema breaks the 4th Wall 💙📽️✨

Asian cinema didn’t cure my depression, but it taught me how to coexist with it. How to see beauty in melancholy and how to keep watching because somewhere in those flickering images, I find myself again. Dedicating my life to this world isn’t an obsession , it’s survival.

Good Morning! Here is the full, uncropped poster I did for @RealGDT @FrankensteinGDT

One of the coolest takeaways for me in “Mr. Scorsese” is the extreme downs and ups of his incredible career. I think at this stage it’s easy to forget that he had two epic down cycles that would have qualified him as “washed” in today’s savage social media world, both followed by

Akira Kurosawa on why he doesn't prefer to write scripts alone: "I began writing scripts with two other people around 1940. Up until then I wrote alone, and found that I had no difficulties. But in writing alone there is a danger that your interpretation of another human being