In Portugal, Scary Movie (2026) is called Scary Movie What’s Up? I have no other use for this information so I’m sharing it with you.
It was a pleasure to chat with @bjcolangelo.bsky.social about the ending of HALF MAN (HBO Max). Listen on the Decoding TV podcast podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...
Podcast Episode · Decoding TV · June 8 · Bonus · 49m
So @patrickklepek.bsky.social and I did not enjoy the Euphoria season 3 finale
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Without a doubt, one of the most unhinged, fucked up stories I’ve ever watched. Suspenseful storytelling that leads to an inevitable, horrifying conclusion. An unbelievable descent into human depravity.
Heartbreaking and gut-wrenching. I will probably be in shock for awhile from this.
SPIDER-NOIR (Prime Video, I’ve seen all eps) is really good! It somehow finds a way to let Nic Cage be Nic Cage in all his manic & tragic glory. While the middle episodes drag a bit, I was enthralled by these characters by the end.
It’s beautiful in black and white, which is how you should watch it
“Disclosure Day hopes to unite the planet but never reckons with people living in their own realities.” @mattgoldberg.bsky.social tackles Spielberg’s latest for Decoding Everything www.decodingeverything.com/disclosure-d...
I think we're living through an inflection point in the movie industry right now. More thoughts on BACKROOMS, OBSESSION, and everything else going on right now at the box office at Decoding Everything.
DISCLOSURE DAY: There are camera moves in this film that are mind-blowingly cool and show that Spielberg is still one of the greatest to ever do it.
As for the rest: Emily Blunt is phenomenal, but the story has an extremely quaint conception of how the idea of aliens would be received by the public
Today’s Social Reckoning trailer has me reminiscing about the Social Network trailer. In my opinion, one of the greatest trailers of all time. The trailer and the movie itself were instrumental in shaping my sensibilities as a movie lover youtu.be/rgQ_dCsbsaE?...
The master filmmaker returns to his signature subgenre for a bumpy, exhilarating ride.
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It's an incredibly interesting time at the U.S. box office right now.
Backrooms, a movie directed by 20-year-old YouTuber Kane Parsons based on his YouTube series (which itself was based on an anonym...
