need IMAX theaters, they slid the release date in right before the next mission impossible movie comes out

For normal people who can separate real life from fiction, it didn’t

If you’re unable to understand that Tedros was a fictional character then yes

we will be there.

for a minority. he’s pulling from his idols like Verhoeven for that show and absolutely knew what type of criticisms come with that..so someones perception isn’t gonna come as a surprise, and I doubt he cares, you can’t do that s*** then worry about the way it affects your image

he had the remake rights for Ichi the Killer, thankfully it didn’t happen, but you don’t entertain that stuff without acknowledging people’s view is gonna change, dude is not
tone deaf

Nigga talking like the Idol was a documentary

forgive me if I would rather he play a scifi, trippy or imaginative role rather htan a creepy rapist

It’s almost like he was…….. acting

Do you know what the words “rape” and “rapist” mean?

He doesn’t

My fault attorney for Abel I will limit it to creep

I am surpised you can defend him with his d*** in your mouth without at all biting its impressive

Thanks, I’m not sure why you’re so confident calling someone a rapist so lightly like that. You’ve been doing that a lot which is extremely out of character for how seriously you seem to take sexual assault and pedophilia claims.

Present

more info about the film from this new Variety article with Abel @op

Bringing that vision into a cohesive album is challenge enough, but making it into a coherent film is no small endeavor. The Weekend and co-writer Fahim set their sights on Shults early, after being especially impressed with his work on “Waves.”

The Weeknd recalls, “I gave him the script, and said, ‘I need you to see yourself in this film, that’s really the only way it’s gonna work.’ He did, and he brought in a whole new element that’s very personal to him as well.”

Shults tells Variety, “From our first meeting, that’s what emboldened me: He really wanted me to make this my film and bring myself to it. And I was blown away by how well he responds to direction as an actor: There would be days where I was ready to walk away from a scene, thinking we got it, and he would ask for another take and push the scene to a new level. I don’t think people realize yet what a good actor he is.”

The Weeknd gushes when talking about his co-stars, Ortega and Keoghan. “Jenna brought so much depth to the character,” he says. “There was a scene where Trey and I looked at each other like, ‘On paper, this is just ridiculous — how is it going to translate on screen?’ And she said, ‘I have an idea.’ She led that whole scene — none of it was rehearsed, and a lot of my reactions in it are not acting.”

Ortega says, “Abel is such a sweetheart, and really looked out for everyone on our set. It was so great getting to know him and help bring his vision to life.”

Keoghan “was a friend of mine prior to all this,” the Weeknd continues, “and he was always number one on my list for his role. What makes him different from Jenna is that his talent is so raw, it just comes so naturally to him.”

Keoghan tells Variety, “It’s so nice to collaborate with such a close friend, but also an artist who has expressed so much of himself through one medium and is now channeling it through another.”

Hoping Trey did a page 1 rewrite on the script.

i appreciate his willingness to try new things. i mean this could be god-awful but who knows

I trust Trey

Trailer wen

TRAILER TOMORROW @op

IM BEING FR WHEN I SAY HURRY UP TOMORROW

Hurry up trailer tmr