I don’t really go searching for trailers, but with how they are attached to other media I consume, I usually inevitably see some.

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But Kubrick doesn't have a genre he specialized in, he was a master of them all.

Evil Dead II was essentially an Ash led superhero horror film, and even more so with Army of Darkness

Anything by Jim Carrey in the 90s

Dumb and dumber

Cable guy

Liar Liar

The mask

Ace Ventura.

His movies are largely good. And the ones that are bad are usually bad in an interesting way.

Good director.

Jenna is a brilliant actress. Also beauty personified.

Neither of them. Nothing short of a Marvel or a huge disaster movie will get me in a theater ever again. Id rather stream my movies.

I just think some folks need to calm down about spoilers, man.

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I'm not a huge Cruise fan, so it was never really on my radar. I finally watched it on Netflix one night and loved it. I've seen it 3 or 4 times since, and it's still on my watchlist.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. I have to really want to be scared in order to watch it.

I think you're the one person in the world who wants longer acceptance speeches. They're largely just lists of names.

Jaye Davidson is not non-binary, or at least has never publicly identified as such.

Diamond in "Powers"

"The most acclaimed movie awards in the world are focusing less on movies from a single country. Could this be bad for diversity?"

No. The answer is that it is not bad for diversity.

Honestly advertising for every single movie is pretty terrible, I feel its pretty rare when we get those amazing teaser trailers. I stopped watching trailers all together and makes for much better experience.

It is one of my favourite movies.

Do you mean Emily Blunt?

I loved how Liotta made a joke about it playing himself in an episode of Just Shoot Me

EDIT: clarification

The ads for the original Point Break were laughable back in the day. My group of friends had no intention of seeing it. Eventually rented it one night on a whim, and we ended up watching it twice back to back.

I loved it and still do but most people don’t.

Yes! That’s exactly how I felt. It kind of just blended into a few other movies at the time and nothing in the trailers made me think “I need to see this.”

Definitely worth the watch though!

Who the hell is Elizabeth Bluth? Asking for Emily Blunt.

Seen them both, imo Cocaine Bear was a more fun time at the movies

And if you've seen Searching, then Missing wasn't anything new