Love that Michael Abels got the call to be on this monster (behemoth) of a score along with a bunch of other a list composers. He’s done a bunch of stuff, just Hope this year, but I love his scores for Peele. His opera, omen ass stuff for Us especially is amazing.

I also somehow missed that Hank Azaria is in this movie. him being in a real movie in 2026 is cool

Hope this is good

This s*** better drop in Australia I swear to god

No clue what this is based on the trailer but I’m intrigued

Music man returns

This was very entertaining

Would you compare it to films like Tar or Maestro?

still dont know what this is about but im in

erik griffin and the girl from how to make it in america in this

In

It’s about life

i do not like olivia wilde

this seems like such a vanity project for pedro. looks hilarious because hes dogshit. any other actor and it might have been an okay movie

the thing is, this is an incredibly hard film to market. just as hard as Digger. it doesn't reveal what it's about until way late in the film, and you spend a good chunk of it wondering how the pieces connect.

when it does though... s***'s really powerful. this might actually be my film of the year.

do you even know what a f***in vanity project is, he replaced Oscar Isaac who couldn’t do it anymore

A vanity project is an endeavor, typically in the arts, entertainment, or politics, undertaken primarily to boost the creator’s ego, gain personal recognition, or fulfill self-satisfaction rather than to meet a genuine market need or provide public utility.

Vanity Projects are those creative works that are ostensibly showcases for someone's talents as an actor, director, writer, singer, and/or composer but fail miserably to achieve their goal. The usual image associated with a Vanity Project is of a severely untalented performer with an out-of-control ego

everyone raving about Rob and Anne Hathaway but Olivia was really batting 1000 this year

tickets on sale for this at AMC. can’t wait

Might possibly see this tonight at an advanced screening

Yeah, this was pretty great. Really enjoyed Pedro in this role and Tony Gilroy continues to be a solid filmmaker. 8/10