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:duca::duca::duca:

 

Been having a good feeling about this movie all year. Feels like something that could come out of nowhere and become a surprise player (and maybe a hit depending on how commercial it is). Allegedly going to premiere at TIFF!

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Saw the Anora trailer in front of Longlegs, looks great!

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So damn excited for this. Let's go, Demi. 

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, ALA said:

Saw the Anora trailer in front of Longlegs, looks great!

How's Longlegs, by the way? I'm crazy to see it. :jonny5:

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4 hours ago, Blade Runner said:

How's Longlegs, by the way? I'm crazy to see it. :jonny5:

Thought it was pretty good, although maybe keep expectations medium as the hype kinda made me expect something really crazy :rip:

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Venice soon.

Tilda is coming for that Almodovar's movie :duca: British excellence should sweep critics awards this season :duca:

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Looking like another failed bait for Winslet I fear s:wan:

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Also, SPC is officially distributing The Outrun in North America and are (allegedly) planning going to give it a robust campaign. Intrigued to see what they do if The Room Next Door is strong out of Venice. 

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I refuse to link to Ruimy but he made a post alleging that Blitz along with Hard Truths, The End, and Emmanulle were rejected by Venice. Wbk about the the latter 2 but Blitz and Hard Truths are a surprise.:pancake:

 

He also said that Blitz is supposed to be McQueen's most accessible film which isn't totally shocking. Atp, it's hard to ignore all of the red flags- Why is it skipping all of the main festivals if it's any good? Why can't it get a theatrical distribution partner if it's populist?  I don't think it'll be bad, but literally nothing leads me to believe that it'll be a huge frontrunner for anything. 

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maybe it's just too ahead of its time for certain people

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4 hours ago, EnigmaticAndroid said:

I refuse to link to Ruimy but he made a post alleging that Blitz along with Hard Truths, The End, and Emmanulle were rejected by Venice. Wbk about the the latter 2 but Blitz and Hard Truths are a surprise.:pancake:

 

An insider on RazzieWorthy confirmed Diwan, McQueen, Leigh, and Oppenheimer all got REJECTED! 

 

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https://variety.com/2024/film/global/pedro-almodovar-room-next-door-venice-film-festival-julianne-moore-tilda-swinton-1236073542/

 

As previously anticipated by Variety, Venice's upcoming 81st edition is turning out to be a star-studded affair with Lady Gaga, Joaquin Phoenix, Angelina Jolie, Daniel Craig and Monica Bellucci also among top Hollywood talents likely to launch high-profile titles from the Lido.

"Joker 2: Folie à Deux," Todd Phillips' edgy musical sequel to his 2019 Golden Lion prizewinning "Joker," starring Gaga and Phoenix, is considered a competition shoo-in

 

Clock OscarGa's name always being mentioned first, ou don't be a legend like that

 

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On 7/15/2024 at 2:25 PM, EnigmaticAndroid said:

 

 

Looking like another failed bait for Winslet I fear s:wan:

it is :suburban:

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1 hour ago, Komet said:

https://variety.com/2024/film/global/pedro-almodovar-room-next-door-venice-film-festival-julianne-moore-tilda-swinton-1236073542/

 

As previously anticipated by Variety, Venice's upcoming 81st edition is turning out to be a star-studded affair with Lady Gaga, Joaquin Phoenix, Angelina Jolie, Daniel Craig and Monica Bellucci also among top Hollywood talents likely to launch high-profile titles from the Lido.

"Joker 2: Folie à Deux," Todd Phillips' edgy musical sequel to his 2019 Golden Lion prizewinning "Joker," starring Gaga and Phoenix, is considered a competition shoo-in

 

Clock OscarGa's name always being mentioned first, ou don't be a legend like that

 

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Variety always pumping the Liddos for clicks :dies:

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8 hours ago, Dark Miracles said:

Variety always pumping the Liddos for clicks :dies:

Gár is just too relevant :ryan3:

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Finally saw Monster, and why the HELL was that paid dust last award season? One of the most beautiful and well-written films I ever saw, true kino if I ever saw one. Lowkey better than any BP nominee, Floppenheimer should've been dead in a ditch. Kinda glad I haven't watched it sooner because I would've been mad the whole season. 

 

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Her 4th Oscar is coming,  I fear :suburban:

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Gaga is the only right answer to play Joni :suburban:

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The fact that Oscar for Best Actress will be bloodbath again this year :jonny5:

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Love Meryl, but her portrayal as Florence Foster and Margaret Thatcher are parodies:suburban:

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The Best Actress race is stacked. OML. :deadbanana2:

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Tbh I don't think it is, at least it's not anywhere near as strong as 2024. I know we're early in the race, but what are current contenders - SnubGa in a comic book musical sequel, Adams playing a dog in Night[REDACTED], Jolie in a Lorraine biopic that's still without distributor, Ronan in a lowkey supporting role for a movie that seemingly got rejected everywhere, Madison in her first big role, like... it's fine, but I wouldn't call it a bloodbath yet.

 

Last time this year we already had Huller, Robbie and Gladstone as strong contenders before Venice.

 

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If Mehryl doesn't sit her ass tf down。。。

 

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