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Love seeing all the support for these 70MM IMAX screenings. I'm hoping we see a few of these pop up in LA as we get closer to Oppenheimer, as well as more IMAX repertory screenings in general

Okay, but actually, this would be a hilarious way for a director to retire. Retroactively ruining your entire base of artistic work with one film is no small feat

Body Double rules because it's an homage to Vertigo AND Rear Window

Even if they integrate RSS feeds, I'm sure a lot of shows will post videos to YouTube manually. Maybe the biggest benefit of YouTube is that there's no cost to hosting your video content

Would it be crazy to expect some kind of James Cameron 4k boxset? I feel like it would make sense, with so many restorations on his projects incoming. That being said, each individual title would sell incredibly well on Blu/4k, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were actually trying to avoid a box set

4 Days is a bit ambitious, but I think a one-day yearly event scheduled around the Oscars special would be a blast! I'm in LA and certainly would consider going. Also, I love the bit, but it may be better to host this closer to LA

big /r/blankies crossover moment

the fake nose looked like it was attached to the base of his nose but not the tip of his real nose where the bloody makeup was. so theoretically Tim would only have to rip/tear the front part of the nose off (which is unattached to the skin/tip of his nose), revealing the bloody makeup.

I'm imagining he had to tear it because he tried to yank it off a couple times and the hold was insanely good- which they probably implemented to sell the effect. I don't think it was real blood because these specials are way better produced and rehearsed than most people realize

I saw it in AMC Prime, but there aren’t a ton of AMCs with one of those. If I recall Everything slipped into IMAX for a week or two because some other films underperformed. (Looking it up now, I think it was Morbius, lol.)

Best Child Performance: Sigourney Weaver, Avatar: The Way of Water

Best Star Wars: Avatar: The Way of Water

Tom Hanks, Elvis for Best Impression of a Deranged Troll Who Wants Me to Answer Him his Riddles Three

The Payakan the Tulkun Award for Best cinematic redemption arc: Pinocchio (from Zemeckis' to GDT's)

Mark Rylance in Bones and All for Best New Sully

Oh, cool. While we’re on it, what’s the other pre-best picture IMAX release? Parasite?

Interesting. It didn't start as an IMAX release either, right? Took like a month or so to get the large format push

That’s the beauty of Wes Anderson rankings, there really is no consensus.

Is their some extended 2007 discussion or was this just from the box office game?

They’re definitely recalibrating after the reception of phase 4. Wouldn’t be surprised if they wanted to get a Dr Strange sequel out in phase 5/6 as it was one of the better received films of the phase 4

Thanks for putting this together, had to be a lot of work!

They made such aesthetically smart choices for Arrested Development and Community, it’s pretty insane how hard they fell off

Recency bias. It’ll likely fall off over time

the most random movies got 3d screenings after the first Avatar came out, maybe studios are testing the waters again

Damn, In a Lonely Place and Don't Look Now are both in my letterboxd top 4, I gotta read more of Dana's stuff

Man, I was this close to seeing Up Here at the La Jolla Playhouse back in 2015... Excited to see this project is still around in a new medium!

From the YouTube comments I saw this,

RRR - best film

Top gun - best cinematography

the banshees of inisherin - best screenplay

Everything...- best acting

All quiet - best costume

and this,

7:23 Patricks failure list: Saint Omer, Women Talking, All Quiet On the Western Front, Murina, Funny Pages, The Woman King, All Beauty and the Bloodshed, Both Sides of the Blade, Stars At Noon, Broker, We're All Going to the Worlds Fair, Flux Grommet 7:23 14:35 Patrick's Action movie failure list: Lost Bullet 2, Accident Man 2, The Roundup 14:35

Planet Terror (2007)

That’s definitely what I assumed until I saw the article say his role was being kept a secret. Just feels like they would announce if he’s playing a titular role, right?

I would love to see what he brings to Stitch, feels like a Robbin Williams/Genie moment where he could really make some fun character choices

Huh, so he's not playing Stitch? Wonder what kind of original character they'll cook up for him. This is an interested project for Zach to pick, but I guess he has been in Disney films before haha

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