Jul 5, 2020·1 reply
JonzYeah I dont get it, why all the hate?
She said something bad about men so now they hate her
- Jul 5, 2020ANTI
She said something bad about men so now they hate her
Ah, the "white critics" comment? Lmao mfs rlly took that to heart
Jul 6, 2020
KURCOBANEits at 67 at metacritic, 68% at rotten tomatoes (user score 71%) and 7,6 at imdb.
so no, the general consensus is def not that its a masterpiece.
- Jul 6, 2020KURCOBANE
its at 67 at metacritic, 68% at rotten tomatoes (user score 71%) and 7,6 at imdb.
so no, the general consensus is def not that its a masterpiece.things can gain a better reputation over time
- Jul 6, 2020GETOFFMYSTOOP
Kaufman one of the most creative and Hollywood not behind him which is weird because the work that does get released is critically acclaimed. Maybe his BO numbers have to do with it. I feel he could kill it on the indie side of things but if they don’t want to back him for that too then that’s crazy.
hollywood is only loyal to consistent money grabs
Jul 16, 2020·2 repliesLove Toni Collette but she’s only ever getting booked for “Hereditary type matriarch” roles from here to eternity. A modern Shelly Duval though, we stan
Jul 17, 2020Jake and the girlfriend like nothing like i imagined them in the book
Toni is pretty much what i imagined
- Jul 17, 2020
just got hip to dude
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Jul 17, 2020Classic otw
- Jul 17, 2020babylon sherm
Love Toni Collette but she’s only ever getting booked for “Hereditary type matriarch” roles from here to eternity. A modern Shelly Duval though, we stan
she just did Unbelievable and Knives Out but okay
Aug 5, 2020·1 replynew poster in OP, trailer dropping tomorrow
Aug 5, 2020
defunctGlad Brie Larson got kicked out of this.
Why was Brie Larsehole kicked out
Aug 5, 2020Soupvillainnew poster in OP, trailer dropping tomorrow
- Aug 5, 2020·1 replybabylon sherm
Love Toni Collette but she’s only ever getting booked for “Hereditary type matriarch” roles from here to eternity. A modern Shelly Duval though, we stan
Shelley Duval mental health deteriorated. I pray she doesn't end up in the same situation
- Aug 5, 2020·1 replyCRACKASTEPPAVEGAN
Shelley Duval mental health deteriorated. I pray she doesn't end up in the same situation
Yeah its tragic how she fell apart, really one of the best to ever do it and should be respected like a Diane Keaton level star
- Aug 5, 2020babylon sherm
Yeah its tragic how she fell apart, really one of the best to ever do it and should be respected like a Diane Keaton level star
When Dr Phil interviewed her
Aug 6, 2020·1 reply
Aug 6, 2020!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDTg62vsV4UAugust
Aug 6, 2020dam
- Aug 6, 2020
trailer looks really f***ing good
- Aug 6, 2020
Looks absolutely insane
Charlie coming the f*** through
Aug 6, 2020·1 replyA Charlie Kaufman horror-tinged movie.
Where have you been all my life?
Aug 6, 2020·3 replies
Misfitthis just made me depressed
“I have a lot of things that could spark, but won’t,” he told me one of the first times we spoke. He spent nearly a decade seeking financing for a script he wrote called “Frank or Francis,” a musical about an internet troll’s deranged feud with a film director that included 50 original songs. The only way a studio would let Kaufman direct it, he was told, was if he loaded it with movie stars. So he got Steve Carell and Jack Black attached. Also Cate Blanchett, Nicolas Cage, Emma Thompson, Kevin Kline, Elizabeth Banks and Catherine Keener. But still, it wasn’t enough. He developed ideas for television, then watched them founder. He took jobs to pay his mortgage, including an uncredited rewrite on “Kung Fu Panda 2.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/02/magazine/charlie-kaufman.html
Spike Jonze, who directed both “Adaptation” and “Being John Malkovich,” compared Kaufman to Kanye West — albeit haltingly and with a number of disclaimers. “This is a weird comparison,” Jonze told me, “and I hesitate to bring him up because everyone has an opinion about this person, but. ...” Jonze and West have been friends and collaborators for 15 years, he said, almost as long as Jonze has been a friend and collaborator of Kaufman’s. “And the thing about Kanye is,” Jonze said, “it’s not that Kanye doesn’t care what people think about him. It hurts his feelings if he’s misunderstood, like anybody. But he can’t not be himself. He has no choice in the matter. And I think Charlie’s the same way.”
Jonze stuttered a bit, then added: “Again, I hesitate to make the comparison. They’re so different in every other way.” Then he was quiet for a moment, a long moment, searching for another way to capture it.
lmao ye
