Why were you so drawn to Dazed and Confused?
I'm pretty sure I was still in high school when it came out—a freshman or sophomore.

Dazed and confused came out in 1993
Shults was born in 1988
….umm the math ain’t mathing

From Jenna's IG

@op

CHOO CHOO HYPE TRAIN

@doublefantasy

How does everyone rank Treys work?

OPN, Mike Dean, & Abel in the studio with director Trey Edward Shults

@op

TREYYYYYY

Krisha - 8/10, what a f***ing debut at 26 too fammm

It Comes At Night - 7/10, film could have low-key gone harder with its themes and ideas but the acting is top notch, it’s a restrained film from him and I want to see him get wilder

Waves - 10/10 movie of LIFE

It's apparently dropping this year @op

"co-written by and starring The Weeknd"

plz no cringy s***scenes

That's should be the least of your worries. Did you see the co-writing credit?

Apparently it’s a soft remake of Misery
worldofreel.com/blog/2024/1/4/bjbar8vw2tfrdb75rfbn5850li6f6n

So many Libras attached to this project

now i'm IN

Only downfall is the weekend is once again playing himself. Not sure if this is suppose to be a sequel to uncut gems

bro what

Nah mean? Why the weekend keep playing the weekend in these films?

Winning an Oscar can open many doors. In the case of Johnnie Burn, who won the Academy Award for best sound on Sunday night for his work on Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” alongside Tarn Willers, it was a studio’s door the very next day.

The morning after the ceremony, the British sound designer — who also worked on the sound for Yorgos Lanthimos’ multiple Oscar-winning “Poor Things” — turned up at the Fox Studio Lot in Los Angeles to start mixing his next project, an untitled new feature starring Jenna Ortega, Barry Keoghan and the Weeknd directed by Trey Edward Shults (Burn did the sound on his last film, “Waves”).

variety.com/2024/awards/global/zone-of-interest-johnnie-burn-oscar-statue-studio-id-1235941677

BTS info about the movie

hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/euphoria-tragedy-trauma-1235953050

"According to several sources, the split came about because Turen had another piece of business with The Weeknd — a film starring him and Wednesday star Jenna Ortega. Financed by Live Nation, sources say, the $20 million-plus film has been sitting in postproduction for a year and, according to sources, prospective buyers aren’t biting. Some sources say Turen had not told Levinson about the project and that Levinson felt betrayed when he found out about it. After all, the movie was competing with The Idol — another project with music, starring the same artist.

A source caught between the two men says it wasn’t so out of the ordinary for Turen — a Hollywood producer, after all — to play things a little fast and loose, making moves without looping in his partner. “He knew he f***ed up,” this person says. “He had done this kind of stuff before, and this time it wasn’t OK.”

Turen contended that he had told Ashley Levinson about the project, but she expressed no interest and, according to this version of events, never mentioned it to her husband. But several sources say Ashley denied knowing anything about the movie. And there are still other takes on the situation. Some sources who worked with the partners say the movie wasn’t a secret at all. Even if it were, “Who cares?” says a talent rep who had a client in the mix. “You don’t own Kevin. I think Sam wanted to blame someone for the failure of The Idol.”