Perhaps he will even appear in Creed III

I can’t imagine tying any significance to a decision from a group who selected Green Book as the picture of the year. But good luck

Ivan Drago was exiled to Ukraine after losing to Rocky. I doubt he has any love for the Russian regime and they're fighting for their adopted homeland.

According to my Regal it’s a PG-13 movie, so it’s not Scream. My guess would be 65 but that’s apparently only 93 minutes compared to the 120 that the movie is scheduled for.

Blade Runner asked huge existential questions in 1982 that are more relevant than ever in 2023

EEAAO is not just a "quirky" movie. For so many of us, it resonated because we felt seen. Ours lives were depicted in one (or multiple) of the universes of EEAAO, our dreams were depicted in EEAAO, our hopes, our aspirations, our relationships, our struggles, our fears. It's one of thos rare pieces of art that is entertaining and deeply moving at the same time. So no, I disagree that the love many of us are showing for EEAAO is just because it's the "quirky in thing"

Casablanca

It's really good up until the very end when there was some deviation in the plan because they didn't have the rights to use the Clarice Starling character. Great show though! Kind of like a murder mystery/cooking show. Hugh Dancy was really good & Laurence Fishburne had a good role too....& Eddie Izzard.

The thing is that KHQ is pretty much a lock-in whereas Yeoh is not. I would like to see Yeoh win but Blanchett is most likely going to win.

Under the Silver Lake

He literally yells "I am Alpha Gong Gong!" when he shows up.

She’s a much bigger name now, of course she will get more roles and I’m sure they will give her more opportunity to shine. I personally think all of the performances in EEAAO are pretty shallow. What people like about the movie is the screenplay, the characters could have been portrayed by just about anyone and the movie would still be the same. There’s no gravitas that any of the performers add to their roles. Tár, on the other hand, feels deliberately constructed to give Cate Blanchett a career-defining role.

I think you could argue that Qui-Gon is the main character in Ep I. He is the one making decisions and driving the plot forward for pretty much the whole movie.

And The Fountain!!!

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379786/

I totally forgot he was in that. I gotta check that show out.

No love for KHQ?

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Okay but Blanchett was way better. No disrespect to Michelle who's a legend.

Twenty Bucks. I'm sure someone's going to point out that the 20 dollar bill is the "main" character I would argue that it's not a character merely the connecting thread that ties all of the vignettes together.

The Longest Day, A Bridge too far

Any of the Mel Brooks movies. Especially Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles and Spaceballs. Just bear in mind they are definitely not politically correct.

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