That’s how it’s sounding

the new Scorsese and DeNiro

The film is about developing an ideology that sees exploitation, sexual or not, for what it is. It's not sexy. The s***is often a punchline which is empowering. She refuses to be victimized.
If it's male centric, it's because the world is male centric and she is subject to it.

This is all ironic if the film has the same exploitative nature that it's trying to portray by use of a supposed feminist take.

What

more like Sternberg and Dietrich

Shanghai Express the most boring s*** I've seen in my entire life

So try one of the other 6 classics. Scarlett Empress still got the unparalleled set design.

Life is too short. They had their chance. They blew it.

Probably my favorite actor director collab ever, should try another one. They aren't long.

Wow what an amazing movie. When I was watching Emma Stone in the first half and like her body language really reminded me of Selita Ebanks in the runaway movie.

Between this and during the actors round up him naming Emma Stone as the living actor he’d most want to work with. I hope it happens on one of these projects they have lined up

Crazy movie
Reminded how much I loved The skin I live in

Didn't he just secure another biopic last month

Yeah he has two coming up. Michael Jackson & Nat King

Dude just lying

How many Americans have even played Bond villains

Colman and Yargos would be great

I needa just take a solo trip to the theater to see this. Might go on Tuesday on my day off

Still ain’t peep this yet?

Nah. When this started showing at my local theater I was at Sundance. So prolly go see it Tuesday if no one wants to go today

5

I want receipts cause I know one of them is Bautista and he played a mute

Oh you in for a treat with this one

Oh if we're including henchmen then it's a much bigger number than 5.

The Blofeld in On Her Majesty's Secret Service (Telly Savalas)
Kananga in Live and Let Die (Yaphet Kotto)
Zorin in A View to A Kill (Christopher Walken)
Sanchez in Licence to Kill (Robert Davi)
Safin in No Time to Die (Rami Malek)

Could be 6 if you count Joe Don Baker in The Living Daylights but I personally don't consider him to be the main villain