Growing up in a time when “selling out” was the most shameful thing you could do and then being forced to live through the 2020s feels like being kicked in the head by a horse every day

seeing how many people show up in jeffery epstein's emails makes me happy i never reply to anyone's email

A really fun time: I talked to Alex Horne and Greg Davies about 20! seasons! of Taskmaster, their thoughts on cast chemistry, designing tasks, their own bond, and what comes next. @vulture.com: www.vulture.com/article/task...

Tell 'em, Bilge!!!

Yessssss. But also, HONG CHAU ALERT. 🚨 Did not realize she was a part of this.

There are few things more infuriating than a magic movie with no magic in it. The ‘Now You See Me’ series is back, making a mockery of both magician movies and heist movies.

Margot Robbie grasped by a giant hand? Jacob Elordi against a ‘Searchers’ sunset? Everybody licking the big pink flesh wall? Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ trailers are already driving everybody insane, and that’s mostly a good thing.

Regret to inform, etc. www.vulture.com/article/sorr...

Abracadepressing. www.vulture.com/article/revi...

incredibly excited to be seeing this at @hollywoodtheatre.org on saturday 😌

when Bilge says to go see a movie, I go see the movie. Thankfully this one is playing at a semi-local to me indie theater this next week, so I'm going to treat myself & go see it on the big screen.

Opening Friday at Salem Cinema!

hearing reports out of Japan that Tatsuya Nakadai has passed away at 92. RIP to a legit legend.

my #1 film of the year. just astonishing filmmaking.

My theory about Joyce Carol Oates is that all her bad posts are her charging up like Godzilla's spines until she lets loose with a radioactive blast that leaves the world's richest Nazi a pile of ash

You can check which cities in your state are screening it here: www.showtimes.com/movies/train...

Sobbed thru the end of it, feel blessed by all that is holy to have gotten to see it in theaters. Might even try seeing it again this week before it’s gone—go go gooooo see it I am so serious

I have some quibbles with the movie, but mostly: a gorgeous & immersive ode to our own irrelevance in the vast world, a plea for us to realize that our immaterial nature does not absolve us from morality, an exploration of what defines a life and how our only legacy is other people. I wept so much.

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 THIS x 100,000,000!!! There’s not a single movie this year that has moved me like this, and is such essential viewing on a BIG screen. It’s so beautiful beyond words - can’t recommend it highly enough.

If you are in the Columbus area, Train Dreams is playing at Gateway Film Center. It is ABSOLUTELY worth the effort to see it in a theater.

Saw this today in a goddamn movie theater (The Crest in Shoreline WA - not my usual spot, but where both my kids saw their first movie and where later today I will return with my 16yo to see GDT's Frankenstein). It's extraordinary. Movies are the best.

"When I picked up my granddaughter from the federal agents, she had a dirty diaper, a bruise on her face, and was developing a rash. She was exhausted and cried… My heart aches knowing this could happen to others, to my kids, or even me, despite being U.S. citizens.”

Please help my dear friend Tasneem in Gaza. I'm posting a screenshot of her latest account as Bluesky constantly deletes Gazans. They are displaced, hungry and without work or resources. They rely entirely on our donations to survive. Please give to Tasneem. And to others. ❤️🙏 tinyurl.com/Tasneemo

Fatma Hassona, the young subject of ‘Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk,’ was killed before the film’s premiere earlier this year. Now, we can finally see it and experience her joy, fear, and vulnerability.

While its plot might sound eerily similar to ‘How to Train Your Dragon,’ ‘Predator: Badlands’ manages to give new life to the ‘Predator’ franchise by upending its central premise.

Fatma Hassona, the young subject of ‘Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk,’ was killed before the film’s premiere earlier this year. Now, we can finally see it and experience her joy, fear, and vulnerability.

Have started a thread for where it's showing in Washington (where the film was shot) if that is helpful to folks. bsky.app/profile/ecle...

Maybe the movie of the year. DC folks: It’s at Landmark Bethesda, Atlantic Plumbing and a theater in Leesburg, the name of which escapes me.

I gotta get out see this at some point this coming week.

I just finished this book a week ago, not knowing it was being made into a film. I will absolutely find a way to see this in the theater.

TRAIN DREAMS is out in limited theatrical release today. It will be on Netflix in a couple of weeks, but here's the thing: If you are at all able to, you really should see it on a big screen. You will not regret it. www.vulture.com/article/sund...

The sublime PETER HUJAR'S DAY opens theatrically in New York and Los Angeles today. www.vulture.com/article/the-...

PUT YOUR SOUL ON YOUR HAND AND WALK, whose subject, Fatma Hassona, was killed by Israeli forces one month before the film's premiere, is finally in theaters. And it's like nothing you've ever seen. www.vulture.com/article/revi...

There are no bad PREDATOR movies. www.vulture.com/article/pred...

It's uncanny how Cuomo has been laser-focused at appealing to the absolute worst qualities in people - their insularity, their tribalism, and now their fear. A campaign monumental in its cynicism, a colossal bet by this man and his billionaire backers that people are basically bad.

My review of BUGONIA, which is not quite as weird as other Yorgos Lanthimos films but still quite weird: www.vulture.com/article/bugo...

Love to see ancient invented terminology from the movie-nerd chat group infect proper journalism. (Courtesy @bilgeebiri.bsky.social who was a member of said group.)

I'd say that you can find good in many people who voted for Trump, but you won't find it in their reasons for voting for Trump or in their ideas about politics. I know Trump voters who can be kind and generous and loving. If you ask why they voted for Trump they'll give you misinfo and bigotry.

We've gotten so many of these pieces where a liberal engages in a good-faith effort to understand Trump voters. Every time, they discover that there's no deeper sympathetic reason they hold their views. They're just misinformed and hateful. My own efforts have found this too.

Look at this ridiculous primitive country, casting out its sex pests rather than making them Presidents or Mayors or Supreme Court justices

Who knew saying “no one deserves to starve” would be so controversial. I’ve never received this much hate for an article. Folks are really comfortable saying with their full chest that they’re fine if certain people starve. The disabled. Poor kids. Marginalized people. Immigrants. The elderly.

Enough with holding the tiny microphones. Either clip them on or shout you arseholes.

Hell yeah! Congrats gang!

Designer: all right Mr. Del Toro here’s those Frankenstein’s monster designs, real sexy just like you asked for. Del Toro: (nodding) this is exactly as sexy as I asked for.

Once again a great read from Bilge Ebiri. Letts' General Brady is the ONLY character who edges toward corniness but only barely so before Bigelow passes the Nuclear Football. Doubly tense for me, having been in an LCC at Ellsworth AFB while the 28th Bomb Wing was on high alert during Desert Storm.

The latest Colleen Hoover adaptation, starring Allison Williams and Dave Franco as two grieving spouses who were always meant to be together, doesn’t know if it’s a drama or a comedy. And maybe that’s the point.

The latest Colleen Hoover adaptation, starring Allison Williams and Dave Franco as two grieving spouses who were always meant to be together, doesn’t know if it’s a drama or a comedy. And maybe that’s the point.

So REGRETTING YOU is bonkers. www.vulture.com/article/revi...

I enjoyed the tension in SPRINGSTEEN: DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE between the closed-off, tormented rock star and the shamanic performer, and Jeremy Allen White is terrific as the Boss. The film has its share of biopic cliches, but it's well worth seeing. www.vulture.com/article/spri...