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I always enjoy when actors in the Criterion Closet pick movies that they starred in, but this in particular is one of the hardest flexes thus far. ARMAGEDDON belongs in that collection and there aint a goddamn thing you can do about it

I don't know how I missed this before. Incredible.

Disgraceful stuff.

Jennifer Lawrence, Lynne Ramsay, LaKeith Stanfield, Kasmere Trice Stanfield and Robert Pattinson on the set of ‘DIE, MY LOVE.’

in my backyard

im not exaggerating when i say this is further from correct than almost anything i’ve seen anyone say on here. it’s so wrong that it’s fascinating

New Clipse track is hard. Played it 4 times back to back.

Lizzie Borden's BORN IN FLAMES (1983) enters the Criterion Collection in September! criterion.com/films/30707-bo… A blistering rallying cry issued loud, clear, and unapologetically queer, Borden’s explosive postpunk provocation is a DIY fantasia of female rebellion set in America ten

The illegal attacks on Iran by the United States are reckless beyond belief — and threaten the safety of humankind around the world. Diplomacy was possible. Instead, a catastrophic war has been ignited by the aggression of two nuclear states, Israel and the United States.

It’s so funny that they instantly recognize that the movie is about Israel’s genocide in Gaza without being told and yet still have the temerity to get offended and express their indignation in public. It’s like how come you know the evil murderous villains are Israel, guys?

You're telling me this isn't A.I.? Is that what you're saying?

This is sensational.

Can we get a Mk.gee and Dijon'd up version of Snooze by SZA and Justin Bieber ' please?

by mitch gerads

Universal Pictures intends to be more aggressive with filing lawsuits against companies who use their movies to train AI. The credits of new Universal films now include a disclaimer that they “may not be used to train AI” (Source: hollywoodreporter.com/business/busin…)