they weren’t kidding about this being the romcom of the year… the storyline was very creative and the score??

One of my biggest complaints about the later seasons of Stranger Things is how generic it looks. How does a show go from looking like this to the way it does now?

one last trailer.

i feel sick to my stomach

If I say I loved the music from the Stranger Things finale everyone will assume I'm talking about Prince and Bowie, but I mean Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein. A huge part of the whole ending landing as well as it does is the score and I don't think they've ever really got their due.

Will never understand the hate Finn Wolfhard gets on here. I thought he had some of the best scenes in Season 5.

I love Steve and Dustin start to finish, this isn’t about them, but we lost #StrangerThings’ gorgeous, rich cinematography somewhere along the way and I don’t quite understand why? It was something so special about the show. The juxtaposition is STARK to me.

we didn’t know how good we had it

Obsessed with Steven Spielberg effortlessly taking a 10/10 no notes portrait quality photo on an iPhone.

Marty Supreme is Timothée Chalamet’s best performance since Call Me By Your Name by a wide margin. An Oscar win I could get behind.

The anticipation and experience of watching Infinity War and Endgame in a theater were unmatched at that time. I haven’t felt a thing watching any of the Doomsday teasers.

A House of Dynamite’s score is basically copy and pasted from Conclave.

Avatar’s Visual Effects are so good The Academy voters nominated the Na’vi outfits for Costume Design.

Right from the opening moments of Oppenheimer, I knew I was watching a future classic.

Every time someone calls Song Sung Blue the “Feel-Good Movie of the Year” I feel like I’m crazy because I absolutely did not feel good after watching it.

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I will *never* understand how Hamnet became the punching bag this awards season. Some of you are truly insufferable.

Believe in the Hail Mary. Watch the final trailer for Project Hail Mary — only in theaters and IMAX, March 20.

Lin-Manuel Miranda in Hamilton: