Literally me.

‘DUNE 2’ has moved up to March 1. See what other movies just changed release dates: bit.ly/Dates2023

Dune

Same energy

EXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros has Paul Thomas Anderson set to direct Oscar winners Leonardo DiCaprio & Sean Penn & Oscar host Regina Hall in an untitled film that will begin production January 21 in California deadline.com/2024/01/leonar…

Experience the movie event of the year on the big screen. #DuneMovie tickets are on sale NOW. Only in theaters March 1. fandan.co/Dune

Saw #DunePartTwo last night. I'm obviously in the bag for this movie since I love Villeneuve and Dune. There are visual things he does here that I've never seen in blockbuster of this scale. If word of mouth gets out this is gonna crush. Can't stop thinking out it. Go see it!

It’s going to be so funny when DUNE 2 and FURIOSA prove that the blockbuster is back and then DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE opens big and has another 75% second week drop and it’s all hands on deck over at Marvel

Hulu's Under the Bridge is harrowing, heartbreaking and riveting. Riley Keough and Lily Gladstone are both excellent, and he young actors are thoroughly compelling. It's must- watch TV with a top '90s soundtrack. #EMMYS

Challengers (2024)

John Daly and Tiger Woods greeting Scottie Scheffler at Valhalla

Top 5 Movies of year so far... 1. Dune Part Two 2. Challengers 3. Furiosa 4. Kinds of Kindness 5. Loves Lies Bleeding

Today is Christopher Nolan’s 54th birthday! “Movies are just over 100 years old. Imagine being there just 100 years into painting or theater. We don't know where this incredible journey is going from here”

Been about a day since I saw Anora. Really incredible movie... can't stop thinking about it...

Italians when they go one day without overeating

Best Movies of 2024 1.Dune Part Two 2.Anora 3.The Substance 4.Challengers 5.Hundreds of Beavers 6.Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga 7.Memoir of A Snail 8.A Different Man 9.Kinds of Kindness 10.Nosferatu Still have yet to see some. Good year!

Finished my second watch. I had the ending spoiled well before first watched and yet both times the cut to black is cinematic equivalent of getting the wind knocked out of you...

It cost two world wars and a great depression to teach 20th century Republicans why isolationism and protectionism were wrong. Let's hope that the education of 21st century Republicans will cost less - but it's already expensive enough.