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Are you watching it, Holko? I noticed that during episode 3 my mind was wandering, so much so, that I have the rewatch the whole episode. Everyone is constantly talking and worrying about Lila. Also, Elena still looks like a teen and not a succesful writer. Changing her hairstyle doesn't automatically make her one. Whatever it is that I loved about S1, it's no longer there.

Does anyone know why the master used for this original CD release sounds a bit dull and 'unfresh'? It doesn't sound like they used a second generation master (distribution or working master).

Stephen Wilhite, creator of the GIF, has died ...

Ridley Scott always wanted to make that movie.

I've been to the Irish countryside, everything is taken by sheep and bulls. Still a fantastic country to hike through.

Ah, yes, the new Alex Garland movie!

Season 3 is available!

Mike Myers has a TV show on Netflix.

You have to admit that the costume design is terrible in this movie.

He compared her to a symbol of woman empowerment.

It seems HBO just wants content these days and doesn't matter what it is.

All comedians will see this as a dangerous situation. Will they be next on the slap list?

Of course it made money. It's Stars Wars. There's no merit in that.

I wonder how they will bring the original '80s cockiness into the present day.

After The Rise Of Skywalker, is there anyone who still wants to hire him?

Abrams is just a copycat. He doesn't have an original thought in his head.

That would be ... Heil Spielberg!

People are definitely going to watch the next Oscar show. Will Chris Rock take revenge?

All I know is that the aforementioned directors are Villeneuve's heroes. It's because of them that he is making movies like Arrival and Blade Runner 2049. Close Encounters and Blade Runner are amongst his favorite movies and the reason why he wanted to be a movie director. Villeneuve does have his own style though. He is certainly not copying the movie language of the '70s or '80s. I wonder why nobody compares Villeneuve with George Lucas? I mean, if you are going to call Villeneuve's movies cold and distant ... ... then this could be a Villeneuve movie. Cold, distant and empty sets ...

I based my comment on that round table talk. He looked very uninterested when Scott was talking. It didn't feel as if Scott is a hero to Tarantino, quite the opposite. I'm pretty sure Tarantino feels Scott wasted his talent after Alien. That's why he was happy Scott was going making Prometheus.

You probably were thinking of the Batman movies, right? Nope! Just like me Villeneuve opts for Dunkirk AKA JWFan's least favorite Villenneuve flick. Really? I never heard Tarantino or Woody Allen praise Ridley Scott. But I know what you mean...

Scott, Spielberg and Kubrick are definitely his heroes.

The Spielberg of today, yes.