It’s about 1 side vs another side. What side you on?

"hindsight is 2020" is such a great tagline

I’m in but me personally I think waiting at least 10 years is the better move for doing something based round the pandemic.

Teaser looks tough though.

And I been one of the few who’s always said Aster >>>>>>>> the guy who did the new Dracula movie

Do you think Pedro Pascal regrets doing that "Imagine" singing video with other actors and actresses from Hollywood

Lmao I don’t even remember seeing that s*** when it came out

The trajectory we’re going in 10 years entertainment will be singing camp fire songs and listening to stories from the village elder.

who you talm bout

Lmaoooooo nah don’t say that

yeah but this 🐐 Ari we talkin bout

Time is a flat circle

I still feel like this man has so much more to offer us, and it's surprises the whole career.

Eggers

im so in for this

as soon as i saw this

i did this irl

So this is a pandemic era western?

Idk if Id call it a western I think it just takes place in New Mexico lol. contemporary western?

I really really really dont wanna see a s***scene between Emma and Joaquin

Glad to see him switching up from the quiet mysterious type

But Emma loves doing s***scenes now

trailer is good but ari aster has me out. ill give it a chance hoping its his poor things

Oh I thought upon announcement he said it’d be a western so I was confused/intrigued on how he’d weave that into the pandemic

wdym his poor things? these two movies are completely different from each other

I mean Joaquin is playing a sheriff in the south so kind of, just the idea of calling a movie a western that includes instagram reels feels weird to me

every Ari directed s***scene I've seen so far is something I wish I could unwatch

I hated yorgos movies before poor things (I also really liked kinds of sadness)
beau is afraid is the worst movie ive ever seen so im hoping this becomes the first movie I like by him