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Well I may be wrong but I don't think Tarantino was much in a "rewriting history" process rather than doing its own. It sounds kind of pretentious but I think it reflects on its earlier work with Reservoir / Pulp / Jackie, 80-90 crime stories that might have happened, or not. He obviously likes...

It's Hollywood, they totally can and they most probably will.

It's because it's a "Once Upon A Time" movie, it's not a historical drama, it's Tarantino's take on the period / events. To me it's really a story about both Pitt / DeCaprio characters, embedded in an era where everything was changing. There's obvious nostalgia but I think there's also a focus...

This TV show went from very interesting base material with good casting and decent scenario to Sons of Anarchy "hey guys let's retaliate" tier with dumb plots, campy situations and MTV editing. It's enraging when you happen to have such stellar actors like both Cillian Murphy, Sam Neill, Tom...

I somewhat got interested in the main plot (also Michel Monaghan) but stopped watching because the israeli spy dude can't act and his character is cliché as fuck. Maybe I'll try it when there're a TV shows draught.

There's also the Twitch generation, younglings spamming KEKW, LULW, OMEGALUL all day on chat. It's hilarious because most of them don't have any Twitch emoji addon, they're just mentally associate them, unware the old dudes are mentally associating them with flamethrowers.

Also Thief is probably one of the best neo-noir films around, it's old enough and some of you will probably cringe about the year it was released, well you should be aware that whatever you feel hip enough, you'll never be as rad as James Caan wearing 501s, slim leather jacket and a colt 45.

To me The Mandalorian was overall a quite pleasant viewing. Couple of episodes lacked pacing / story but I'd have a harsher judgement if both prequel / disney trilogies had never happened. I think Favreau helmed a tight ship, actors were correct (as far as it goes), story was interesting (never...

Whiterose machine is Whiterose, a two-faced vessel of both grand delusion and well organized operation. The delusional side thought the machine would really work. the organized side made everything possible for that. Whether it's a time machine or an apocalypse device doesn't really matter, it...

Don't forget Yennefer doing swordfights and conveniently not using her magic when the plot needs it.

Not everything needs to be "explained".

It's already been explained many times here, dissing some of The Witcher's casting choices isn't about "black people in muh feodalism", it's about hiring actors not because they're good, fit the role or bring production value, but because they're black. Sapkowski didn't care about that in his...

Isn't it also a bit racist to prejudice actors because of their skin color, like for example not hiring people because they're white, disregarding their talent or acting skills, and giving roles to black people who are at best mediocre at acting, just for apparence?

Flawless. Also:

"We are going to lose a lot of money and we are doing everything we can to lose even more !"

Sapkowski is credited as a creative consultant / writer for this TV show, it's enough to hate him for centuries, videogames or not. It's probably because Cavill is a PC gamer, he played the games and got some of his material from them, like Geralt voice tone or general posture. He also kind...

Just watched the film, I think it was awesome in every aspect, I don't have anything else to say, I'm still baffled.

First thoughts: - Cavill saves the show, perfectly nailed Geralt and his swordfights are very good and convincing. - Chalotra did a very good job at playing an interesting character in a boring storyline. - Allan did a terrible job probably because her character is bland, generic little red...

I'm probably breaking open doors here but anyone liking latest Nolan films should watch his early movies: Memento, Insomnia and The Prestige are absolute masterpieces, the kind of stuff we really need nowadays. Memento is a raw, bold neonoir flick on its own, Insomnia is a top notch thriller...

The Dark Knight Rises.

The Expanse has good actors, writing and direction. The Walking Dead has none of that.