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And he threatened to kill Christopher Nolan because Jude Law had signed up for The Prestige when Russell wanted him for Huckabees. Law tried to pull out of Russell's film because he needed the higher paycheck (he was going through a nasty divorce at the time and needed the money), then Russell ran into Nolan and put him in a headlock and demanded Law back.

Sandler curse?

Sorry- I’m at the Overlook Film Fest and Nic Cage and the filmmakers are going to be here after the 7pm showing.

Sure, but if we’re counting kids movies than we’ve got to scrap the entire premise, because we’ve had plenty of animated pirates movies since 2003. And Peter Pan movies.

I figured we were talking about dominance of the genre.

LOL, and what evidence is there that she and no other was being prepped as the actress of her generation? A generation I might add that featured multiple Oscar-winners Cate Blanchett, Frances McDormand, Hillary Swank, Emma Thompson etc. So Watson being nominated makes zero difference. She was merely one of several. Watson was well and truly behind the majority of them in the pecking order of leading ladies of the late 90s early 00s. I think you're basing all of this on subjective opinion rather than any factual basis. For one thing, Punch-Drunk love isn't even her most well-remembered performance (Breaking the Waves for sure).

Now I’m curious

Man I wish more movies did this. I would love to watch a screening with the crew! For me it’s waiting half a year then going “oh yeah, I worked on that” whenever marketing starts.

I apologize I just saw this comment yes check it out whenever you have time it’s a good one

The Devil All the Time on Netflix was pretty damn good. Long movie, but he’s in it and he plays a preacher. And even though I haven’t seen it a lot of people mention The Lighthouse

The Pirates 2014

The Pirates: The Last Royal Treasure 2022

Were both great fun.

She’s pretty much the only female martial arts star from that era that I can even name. She became pretty much infinitely more well known than anyone else from the time.

Will be there tonight as well! Can’t wait!!

Based on what?

The trailer for Knives Out features a shot of a black-gloved hand reaching for a knife from Harlan's display throne. By the time we see this shot in the finished movie, the killer's identity has already been exposed and it was a last act of defiance as they tried to kill Marta.

There's a film that's being sued for cutting Ana de Amas out of the film even though she was heavily featured in the trailers.

Avengers Infinity War had the Hulk charging scene in Wakanda, deliberately shot for the trailer, not in the film.

Spider-Man Homecoming had a shot of spidey and Iron Man flying/swinging in unison that wasn't in the film and was deliberately designed for the trailer.

Daniel day lewis is too top tier 😮‍💨

actors like him don't come around that often

Saw for people with lisps!

In a sense yes, but Neo also went off the path and chose Trinity over Zion, which never happened before.

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She's also crowdfunding a new movie, if you want to support her.

I might be going to far in my interpretation, yes. But it does seems like early symbolism about the illusion of choice. Blue, red, left, right, all the choices that Neo thinks he have without a clue that his path is already set before him.

Antebellum's trailer intentionally altered shots to make it appear as though the film had a scifi slant.

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I disagree. In the late 90s, she was being prepped up as the ACTRESS of her generation.