I wonder if he got a discount for name dropping them later

Good. F*** trailers

I like trailers

Love trailers and I hate that going to the movies now is like 2% trailers 98% commercials in the pre show now

Alamo's pre show stuff is fun and they don't have other ads really which is why I usually go there but f*** they've gotten expensive here the last year or two so I can't go as often as I'd like to (not just tickets but food too)

Leo has truly perfected the “bumbling/incapacitated f***-up” character over the last decade, he makes the physical comedy look effortless

When Leo did the Mexican whistle I lost it. “un hombre MUY MALO”

Yeah at my AMC it’s trailer-ad-ad-ad-trailer-ad-ad-trailer-ad-ad-amc sponsors ad

Wait.. that's how it is before the movie starts? Ads mixed in with trailers?

quietly changing my rating to 5 stars

The third act problems here are so significant that it really has me 🤨-ing those rumors that PTA did an uncredited rewrite on Killers of the Flower Moon

Didn’t leave me as cold as Inherent Vice did, but man it just fizzles out so completely

2nd watch today

apparently that’s how it used to be, and theaters need the ads to subsidize operations so while it is annoying I do understand :/

But now adays it feels like there isn’t a separation of the 2. Like before it felt like they’d run ads, dim the lights for trailers, then go dark for the film. Maybe I’m tripping

The rumor is he wrote more for Lily's character, right?

Inherent Vice third act is perfect to me. He realizes that Shasta doesn't want to be saved, and gets a small win by negotiating Coy to be reunited with his wife. Shasta and Doc end the movie on a note of uncertainty, like the hippie dream is crumbling, and they know it, and all they can do is hold onto the moment before they fade away from one another.

Might be up there w Magnolia for me

That’s actually some twisted s*** wtf

Just making sure I

Don’t fit in

Wasn’t digging it too much during the first act but man once the ball got rolling I liked it a lot

no you’re right, they’ve started reintegrating normal ads into the trailer runs! I’m saying that used to be normal decades ago, and it’s back again

Regarding the political critique I see Lockjaw and Perfidia as two opposite sides of the same extremist coin.

What are the problems for you

This. Is so beautifully melancholic.

Mia khalifa only gave it 3.5 on letterboxd. It might be over for this films award chances