Way better than those two posters they released recently. Hope there's an IMAX poster and it's a banger.

if you mean funky jazz fusion score over otherwise subdued or action oriented scenes thankful

but yeah Charles Gordon is such a comfort zone after growing up on Clifford etc. DeNiro, Joey Pants, Dennis Farina, Yaphet Kotto, PBH etc whew what a cast.

@Elric Lmao

PTA a bit of a Marvel defender

probably fake but I can see it

Doesn't list a move between 2025 and 2033...

He's directing Blade

ngl i lost a lot of hype once he said this is barely an adaptation of vineland

So many things would have to be changed in order to do a Gravity’s Rainbow adaptation.

Who gives a sh!t it has all the main elements of vineland anyways

Alongside Infinite Jest, it’s probably the most unadaptable book

General public would probably be up in arms over some of the content if it ever did manage to get greenlit to begin with.

mason & dixon could be a miniseries tbh

Against The Day would be better

Just screened with a q&a of PTA and Spielberg

Social media embargo lifts tomorrow after premiere reviews embargo lift on wednesday

Surprised they didn't blur non-White actors on the poster #progressive

The people at the DGA screening do not seem to be shy about breaking embargo and logging it on Letterboxd holy s***.

If you're really deep in the s*** I would recommend just going to Letterboxd and reading every review. There's way too many for me to post individually

letterboxd.com/film/one-battle-after-another/members/page/4

Wonder if this movie has the potential to blow up?

If not on the initial opening, maybe word of mouth?

def up there, also Charlie Kaufman's Antkind was literally designed to be unadaptable

What would you consider “blowing up” to be?

Haven't been this hyped about a PTA movie since The Master, honestly.
I have extremely high hopes for this one

Guess Sinners type box office.

would be really cool if tickets went on sale today

Oh uhh well I guess anything is possible but to me anything above like $150M would be “blowing up.”

Sinners had a unique package that appealed to a very broad but specific group of people and I just don’t think this has that.