I just finally saw Whiplash and it was great but not classic imo

I’m the opposite. I thought la la land was solid but first man was a huge step up for chazelle and solidified him. Seeing it in imax was probably my fav theater experience last year.

Hated La La, First Man almost got me teary, brought my respect back for the dude

Hate it had to be you

La La Land >>>>>> First Man all day, everyday. Like how the f*** one come to hate La La Land, my nigga how

Forgive me brother

Idk the musical thing just doesn’t ring to me, felt corny

Disliking it is one thing y’know, hate is such a strong word s*** got me like

Ah you don’t like musicals in general, am I getting that right?

Conan and Sandman go back like lazy chairs
Impeccable duo

Yehhhh

Yeah hate is a strong word my bad lol I guess I just typed that like a dumbass in contrast to what was being said

I get that. Was alone in my circle f***ing with musicals growing up, especially where I’m from that s*** be looked upon on some mad weirdo s*** lmao so I can feel that

Nah you good my g, know what you meant

Yeah I grew up in France so we don’t really have that culture over there haha

Dam, France. Oh, that explains the french avi you rocked

Nah not here either, imagine your plug bumpin’ musicals s*** doesn’t quite look right does it lol

Ya’ll don’t have musicals in france? Jacques Demy mad as f*** beyond the grave rn

The exception that proves the rule...?

You don’t have to show off your knowledge lol there’s barely any influential or popular musical in France

First Man had one of the best scores of the decade & that moon landing scene is drop dead gorgeous. When they switched to the first person moon shot in IMAX, my jaw dropped. It’s a very underrated character study that got overshadowed by the dumb flag controversy.

Its hardly a flex, he’s famous as f*** and was big on musicals. Meant as banter, nothing more. Not like I’m going deep on Montmatre dancehalls

You gon’ let @Ithaka talk to you crazy like that

All love @sentient_sherm_bag

Yeah but the whole movie is the thematic struggle of whether being corny, old-fashioned, and traditional can still be something that is enjoyed and beloved in today's world. Like the movie is constantly struggling between a romantic musical reminiscent of the 1960's and being a modern day drama about the industry.

Kinda bugs me when people criticize the music in it.

when she did what ilya wanted her to do

Any final version scripts out there?