In 'Spectre' (2015), Blofeld (Christoph Waltz) tells Madeleine (Lea Seydoux) "I came to your home once, to see your father" Lea Seydoux played one of the LaPadite girls in the opening scene of 'Inglorious Basterds' (2009), opposite Waltz' Hans Landa

"Cyberpunk isn't satirizing capitalism it's actually about [describes capitalism]"

People mad about OBAA because they see themselves in the critique. Problem is you’re not a revolutionary you just got a podcast

"The movie did not have the story I wanted😭" That's so dumb and not a great way to talk about cinema but whatever.

The takes on One Battle After Another & Sinners I’m reading on here Jesus Christ. This is why execs don’t want artists to make stuff like those films, you lot are some babies

On s'en branle

Well you wouldn't see it if you weren't looking for gay things in the first place.

Our body, our choice, woman.

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the racist.

Miss Revolution is now doing "race science" to know if PTA's daughter is really a Black girl or not. And then you are wondering why One Battle After Another mocks the American Left...

In Dune, Denis Villeneuve admits the spice vision scenes were based on a “bad trip” he had after eating a marijuana-infused banana cake. “Strangely, when I mentioned the experience to Timothée, he got it.”

Unless I've missed something, the whole arc of American foreign policy since 2001 has been to make the case for North Korea's strategy as objectively correct.

"wHy Are whInErS FixatInG oN thE OBESItY aND thE GLASsES?" My humie. I get that you're new to Star Trek - and it's cool you're interested - but one of the whole points of the 'verse is it's sufficiently advanced that all but the most grievous injuries and afflictions are almost

Y a rien à faire, la narration des animes reste l'une des plus efficaces pour raconter tout et n'importe quoi.

When you see leftists on Twitter, that scene sounds authentic.

Une comédie romantique gay BDSM chez des bikers 🫠 (comment ça faut attendre le 1er avril pour que ça sorte en Belgique ??????)

Well both

Yeah, we are little demons and that's quite fun that way.

Father Mother Sister Brother : dans 3 pays différents, 3 familles se réunissent après s'être perdus de vue ; tout le monde semble étranger l'un à l'autre. Triptyque mélancolique, ce film parle du deuil de la relation parent-enfant une fois la majorité atteinte. Beau et émouvant.