Casting aside dear god a baby shark movie hasn’t that song tortured us enough

Happy Together is phenomenal

The Big Short was an ELI5 documentary. Margin Call is a great and often underappreciated film.

The Waterboy, great cast, film has a heart and it ticks all the sport movie boxes to boot.

Love this, she's got such a great voice that's well suited for a cartoon.

It's because she started out in a niche industry that was relatively unknown to western audiences, and when she did crossover to the west finally, she didn't make good career choices/ wasn't offered good opportunities to show off what she was capable of.

You also have to understand her skills were a perfect match for the way of filmmaking in HK at that time, and the way they worked with her and shot/edit her fights were not solely her achievement but the genius choreographers and stunt coordinators in that industry. Just look at her abysmal American output after that. It was just the stars aligning at the right time.

Rothrock was talented but there were also other talented actress/screen fighters from Hong Kong who were her peers but they get even less credit than her. Moon Lee, Yukari Oshima, etc are better female action stars than any Hollywood actress who ever lived. Let's be real here, the world just isn't fair.

And that stealth diss of Jet Li, smh, please tell me you've seen more than his American trash. Go watch Fist of Legend and his Once Upon a Time in China movies, and show me someone who did it better.

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Welp another reason to use close captioning.

Hmmm. It's hard to think of any actor that would not benefit from multiple takes.

It’s actually more of a reason it’ll be great. At least worthy to win Oscars. That’s when all the Oscar potentials usually come out

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Rudyard Kipling was a white, British dude born in British Colonial India. It's not an ethnically and culturally accurate Indian story in the first place.

Cardi B is a woman. Women are not capable of sexual abuse. He should be grateful someone took an interest in a guy like him. \s

The pandemic is not over. People are still being crippled and dying.

It's just like the flu in 1917. They just 'believed' it was all over. They were done with it.

Then came 1918.

And in 2021 that was a serious concern, but the disease has mutated to a point where it is basically “The Sniffles” for most people. And while it still could take an actor off work for a week, it’s now a lot lower risk than injury etc.

Depends on how you look at it. Michelle Yeoh is subjectively prettier, more charming, and a better overall actor... but objectively, when it comes to actual martial arts, Cynthia Rothrock is second to none, she was bona fide champ in multiple disciplines from a young age. And I think watching her fights during her peak, she was better at it than nearly all the Chinese action actresses (most had dance backgrounds) in the same category as her.

I'm pretty sure not knowing is kinda the point since Jay is an idiot loudmouth. I used to be like that and I would say all kinds of dumb shit, true and false.

Oscar season release. Makes sense

And what an incredible film career he had. Just absolute top-tier stuff, some of these films. Farewell My Concubine, Rouge and Happy Together... masterpieces of the highest order.

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Interesting, I served in the Navy for 6 years, and had a lot of fun! There were some sketchy moments I had during my time in, but for the most part it was some of the best times of my life.

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Fun movie. I remember reading somewhere that the movie itself is a propaganda film.

The movie makes the military more inept and silly seeming rather than scary evil which is what those MKUltra experiments were.

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You could say the same thing about Arnie.