Lawrence of arabia.

Why isn’t there any Tarantino on here

Needs more Haneke

I’m sorry got take but godfather part 2 is better than part one in my opinion the feeling of misery and redemption as well as failure and loss and revenge all of these emotions tied in together so well to create the greatest mafia movie of all time

Book collection next?

Seventh Seal definitely should have made it. I watched it for the first time about a month ago, and it really stuck with me. One of the only films with that level of critical regard that made sense to me from the first viewing. I immediately understood why that movie is held to that high standard. I can't say the same for Persona. I love experimental touches in film, but Persona was just opaque and inscrutable in a way that wasn't even fun; hot take, I know.

I feel like the coen bros., pta, and Tarantino should have a film on here

There are worse reviews. Like the ones that have nothing to do with the film and it’s just a user venting out their politics. Like a Titanic review were it says that it’s only remembered because rich people died, which is a colossal lie. Or a Godzilla 1954 review that tried to justify the killing of civilians by the atomic bomb. And that the movie was Japan asking to be pitied. Which is extremely reductive. At least the joke reviews don’t waste your time and aren’t mind numbing.

Hey dude I follow a lot of record channels and people who do these and I always thought the best ones are when the person can recall the memory and ideas they have from the album and have a little story for it and your vinyl collection tour has been one of the most interesting

AH!

Please give us more interviews like this

That woman under the influence posters hard

It’s like movie poster city in here

Oppenheiumer

Cool

What the hell did I click on Disgusted bro

Slowdive! Beach House! The dream pop is strong in this review. Souvlaki is great by the way, love that album.

Was really hoping for a King Gizz

we got the same score going 19-4!

I think Mark Ruffalo deserves it more than Robert downey jr

Maestro will lose. I explain why in a video I posted on my KZbin channel titled THE REAL MAESTRO. The press made Bernstein their sacred cow and slanted all the coverage. While conducting all 9 of Beethoven's Symphonies on TV, he purposely made them sound noisy, even adding more trumpets to create a trumpet heavy sound. Then he does an interview where he says, "Beethoven's orchestrations are BAD! He has the trumpets sticking out! They're drowning out everybody else." He commits vandalism against Beethoven and then lies about him to diminish his stature. As a conductor, Bernstein was a fraud. This movie treats him like the Saint of Classical Music. I predict it will only win MakeUp.

PAST LIVES PAST LIVES PAST LIVES

Karsten. You sir. Are incorrect. “I’m just Ken”. SHUT your mouth.

I wish emma will win the oscar 🥰

American Fiction won Adapted at BAFTA btw.. it's the Dark Horse for the Oscar!...

PERFECT DAYS SHOULD WIN EVERYTHING

I personally don’t understand why Lily Gladstone is best actress when her role was a supporting one and she wasn’t the main focal point of the movie!🤷🏾‍♀️

There's no way Cillian Murphy loses Best Actor. He won both SAG and BAFTA, and is the leading face of this year's Best Picture winner.

After seeing Dune 2 i was wandering if It would have been nominated had it come out when it should. Obvously noms for sound score cinematography and production design, maybe movie and director? I don t know would they have nominated timmy? Just pondering the orbs

Oppenheimer:BP Nolan: BD C. Murphy: BA Stone: BAct ** IMA SHITE if Bradley Cooper wins for Maestro.. so cringe how desperate that movie was

I'm pulling for The Holdovers to win Best Picture, even though it's probably not going to

Zac efron robbed from best actor

Just crazy that American Fiction will probably win Best Adapted Screenplay and leave Poor Things with only technical awards 🤦

The noms this year and last year are/were such an improvement over the several years before. Looking forward to not being disappointed 😂

bro karsten everytime im at music box im lowkey looking for you im not even gon stunt its lowk fire its like looking for waldo...one of these days I'm gon get to say hi

Emma Stone isn’t Native American either

I really want Lily Gladstone to win, it’d be great to see that kind of subdued performance get recognized when we’ve been so conditioned to think good acting = most acting. Not a shade to Emma Stone at all, she was great in Poor Things and she’d be a great winner as well, it’s just that I think Lily does a type of performance that’s equally challenging and deserving of praise that often gets unfair shade because of “not doing enough”.

None for Poor Things?!?!? 😭😭😭

3:18 “None of the other nominees have that power” While Robert De Niro is right there and has given his best performance in awhile…… lol

VERY torn with best actress. On the one hand, both Emma and Sandra are way more deserving than Lily, on the other hand I’m also not keen on the media screeching „rAcISM“ if Lily loses, so …

I need watch more moobeez :)

R.I.P Akira Toriyama

Anatomy of a fall sweep

It is so reductive to compare this year and last year in best actress. Lily is not Michelle Yeoh in career achievement or in a loved movie like Yeoh. Emma is in the movie with more passion. Also, I saw Killers and did not think Lily was amazing. Also, Emma already winning should not factor into the decision. Go Emma!

I just am really disappointed in the idea of Oppenheimer winning best picture, it’s a really solid film, but having watched the other 9, it’s like, the 4th option for me

I still think Emma Stone will win because she's in a far bigger role and took a bigger risk with it. Bella Baxter is a potentially career-ruining role if the movie itself wasn't completely on-point.

I think the surprise upset will be 'Killers of the Flower Moon' taking Best Picture and Best Director, over 'Oppenheimer' and Nolan.

Oscars always waaay too influenced by narratives every year. Its fun to celebrate the year of film but the awards mean nothing as far as what and who were the best.

Why all the Maestro hate? I agree, its pacing is rough at times, but I thought it had a lot to say about love through art (something I think most music biopics don't even come close to)

Do we factor in that Poor Things is inacessible to the average audience? I feel like that hurts it for awards. Not exactly a feel good film and its gotta be close to an NC-17 with all that nudity and sex.