The opening scene of the 1992 movie "The Player" starring Tim Robbins.

This title is a joke right? 😂

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Back then I didn't understand the jokes. I started to re-watch all the episode. Oh my God. Now it's so relatable.

I didn't notice 😅, actually I came here because The Bear Season 2, Episode 10-at least the first 12 seconds-was filmed this way, I think. But it's most noticeable because of the abrupt change

God did I love how he acted out his moments making mistakes/showing weakness. Strength through weakness in a way. Such a real and relatable character even though he was a king.

This show fucking sucked, I can't believe idiots actually like it

I love this show

I love Jake and Amir! Theyre treasures of the internet!

Best scene in the show is when King Viserys crawls through the Throne Room. It lasts 2 minutes, with nothing but music, but it's so good you want to rewatch it.

I love how you referred to Jaime as "Kingslayer"

Ι do not think the movie has a main protagonist per say. That is another thing I like a lot, not following a trend. You can make the argument that Nellie or even Jack are the main characters. If I have to appoint a main protagonist though, I would give that role to Hollywood itself.

one take with just one camera?

I actually really liked that movie

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I knew Gene was Jewish the way he took the money and fled to Israel

tom talking to shiv at the wake felt like him trying to get her to rely on him emotionally again, just like at the start of their relationship

I really like the puppet episode. Puppets where cute and the song was catchy

Paddy consadine is unreal. He was terrified of the language used at first because most of his characters have been straight up no nonsense working class characters. Once he realised it was just language he absolutely nailed it. He would make a fantastic Shakespearean actor and i genuinely hope he at least tries it. He's so good already that Shakespearean training would send him places very actors have been

I just watched this movie last week and really enjoyed it. But yea, watched it on a whim. Did not know Brad Pitt was in this movie, did not know what it was about, thought the movie was going to be a 3 hour long party since the opening party sequence went on so long. This was me going into the film blind. How they spent 80mill and I never heard of it AND it was a holiday movie just a couple years ago? No clue. Feel bad for Chazelle because it's not his fault it flopped, it was Paramount's.

You're a pimp and a cool for this

It's style of humor is so unique and different than other shows. I guess the closest comparison to Tim (character-wise) would be Michael Bluth in Arrested Development; a normal guy surrounded by wild and zany characters. But even then, they're two completely different shows but they are spiritually very similar

Idk. Their new stuff jumped thr carp

honestly never though about the performance until finally watching season 2... something was lacking.... huge void in show without him....

I'll always appreciate my brother for showing me Jake and Amir In the grand scheme of things I only starting watching them 6 years ago but I went back and watched all of the episodes and listened to if I were you and am listening to segments something about those 2 coy Bois will always make me smile

I thought that Margot’s and Brad’s characters were gonna fall in love with each other when I watched the movie the first time

Brilliant show that totally flies below the radar. I appreciate you not only recognizing it but that you are trying to expose it to new viewers. Good on you

Did Sydney mess up one of her lines and make a recovery?

I've watched community (apart from season 4) more times than any other show. There's nothing like it.

Literally one of the best episodes.

Another great one-take is the 10 minute "prison escape" sequence in the Netflix Daredevil TV show: Season 3 Episode 4: "Blindsided" which includes fight sequences (with stuntmen swapping in for the main actor and vise-versa still with no cuts), a tense negotiation with a mob boss, and a prison escape complete with flash grenades and smoke bombs. It is amazingly well-done.

this is why i usually ignore trailers

i watched it recently on new years eve and boy it didnt disapoint

good for a laugh but the end was dull!

It’s a great movie though

great show

the insecure jake episodes were underrated imo

I was screaming at the chefs knowing that they couldn't hear me. That shows how well made it was.

The review episode was so intense that i got flashbacks and was breathing heavily on my couch because the same night i had a shift at the hotel i work at and it was just like that episode

my favorite line is: "oooh, my tender breasts!"

Kendrick Lamar best rapper ever? He doesn’t make the top 20.

The best performance in house of the dragon.

This is forever night.

I'm not sure if you mentioned it but check out Victoria (2015).

I could see this with sonic 3 and Mufasa

This dude whispers his whole video essay

Omg I just watched the episode and found it odd that the episode had a different opening credits style but didn’t pay no mind to it I just thought it was like season finale or something. Next thing I know the ending was the same special style ending credits and that’s when it clicked. I was like “was this a one take final scene ??” AND THE WHOLE EPISODE WAS ONE TAKE OMG. No wonder I was GLUED to the screen the whole episode and found it extremely captivating. Thanks dude

I don't think most people know anything about silent film stars to begin with except film students or people in the industry.

Love this show. And Ten Year Old Tom. Bob’s Burgers captures its VO the same way, with everyone together

The Boy Scout episode is hilarious