I didn’t realize this was an edit at first but turn that sound on and watch a new all timer

Just started INDUSTRY and S1E4—Harper's birthday—might be one of the most stressful episodes I've watched. All her bad decisions stacking up on top of each other precariously like Jenga and her trying to bluster, beg and outright lie her way through, making it all so much worse

Never in a million years could I have predicted what kind of movie this scene was going to end up in #OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding

where do i file my official, legal request for all screeners to have captions???

help I physically cannot stop watching #IndustryHBO

guy will write everything except the thing he is actually supposed to be writing

Criminal how so many of #IndustryHBO's best lines are throwaway bits of background dialogue you would've missed if not for the subtitles

Favourite first watches of August: Trap (2024) Dogville (2003) Christine (2016) The Contestant (2023)

#IndustryHBO is the most compulsively watchable show stacked with characters talking in absolutely incomprehensible terms 60% of the time

Of all the crimes committed in #Industry, the idea of a "red cabbage biryani" is the one that will haunt me forever

Industry didn't need to devastate me like this today

imo the biggest cinematic touchstone for the fabelmans is michael powell’s terrific peeping tom, a movie about how a movie camera can be just as dangerous as a knife at your throat

Happy SLOW HORSES eve to all who celebrate

"He said he thought my son was a Muslim. Now he regrets killing a Brahmin." I've read that line over & over again. There are people out there to whom this would make perfect sense -- and that's just one of the grotesque realities we live with. theprint.in/ground-reports…

Just the kind of film updates I like to see