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Jorge wrote:I truly am rooting for Emilia Perez, even though it looks completely awful
Has anyone seen this piece of shit? The hate for it seems universal. I want to see it now.
I've seen a couple of scenes and it really looks next-level bad.

What's wild is that it actually got a ton of praise from critics and audiences when it was released, the tide turned on it very quickly
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i think when the movie premiered in Cannes the vibe was mostly good and then after a while and specially after the movie was out everyone really hated it.

I could only see 35 minutes of it. I might come back someday, but i need to be drunk to see it.
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https://variety.com/lists/2025-oscars-predictions/

«The Brutalist' and 'Conclave' are predicted to win the most statuettes, but' Anora' will claim the night's top prize.»
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Of the Best Picture nominees that I've seen so far, I would rank them thusly:

Anora
Dune: Part Two
Conclave
The Substance
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More like A-bore-a!
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Somebody should get slapped every year at the Oscars, and they keep it secret just like the actual awards so nobody knows who it’ll be
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bart wrote:More like A-bore-a!
Talk about A-chore-a to get through!
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I've tried to like the dune movies, but I just don't. Lynch did it better.
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Farmer John wrote:Of the Best Picture nominees that I've seen so far, I would rank them thusly:

Anora
Dune: Part Two
Conclave
The Substance
We have watched the same movies. Anora is my favorite too.
Conclave is good, a solid second place. Dune Part Two I thought was alright, much better than the first one.
The Substance is straight up bad.

As for the rest: I watched half of Wicked on a flight and couldn't stomach it. The Brutalist I keep meaning to watch but its length makes me want to watch just about anything else -- I'll get to it at some point. Haven't seen A Complete Unknown nor do I want to. I'm gonna watch I'm Still Here this week. Don't know anything about Nickel Boys. I haven't seen Emilia Perez but I desperately want it to win big so all these Letterboxd teens see what a farce the Oscars are.
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Wicked
The Substance
Conclave
Dune: Part Two
A Complete Unknown
Anora
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I have a feeling Nickel Boys will end up being my favorite of the bunch once I finally see it.
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I've only seen Dune 2
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I'd rank the one I've seen as follows

Anora
A Complete Unknown
The Brutalist
Conclave
Dune Part Two
Nickel Boys
The Substance

ain't seen Wicked, I'm Still Here, or Emilia Perez. And I didn't do this on purpose, but my ranking is a near exact inverse of Joe's for the ones we've both seen.
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Wow you liked A Complete Unknown a lot
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Jorge wrote:Wow you liked A Complete Unknown a lot
meh. second best of a mediocre bunch. Anora is the only one on that list I well and truly loved. I

Complete Unknown is a fine entry in the bio-pic genre. Never overwrought or desperate, often fun. I like Chalamet and Dylan and thought the supporting cast all did a fine job. It was a pleasant couple of hours, nothing life-changing
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The Argonaut wrote:
Jorge wrote:Wow you liked A Complete Unknown a lot
meh. second best of a mediocre bunch. Anora is the only one on that list I well and truly loved. I

Complete Unknown is a fine entry in the bio-pic genre. Never overwrought or desperate, often fun. I like Chalamet and Dylan and thought the supporting cast all did a fine job. It was a pleasant couple of hours, nothing life-changing
I would agree with this review, except that I would say the supporting cast was excellent.
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epilogue wrote:
The Argonaut wrote:
Jorge wrote:Wow you liked A Complete Unknown a lot
meh. second best of a mediocre bunch. Anora is the only one on that list I well and truly loved. I

Complete Unknown is a fine entry in the bio-pic genre. Never overwrought or desperate, often fun. I like Chalamet and Dylan and thought the supporting cast all did a fine job. It was a pleasant couple of hours, nothing life-changing
I would agree with this review, except that I would say the supporting cast was excellent.
Yeah, you're right. Fine job was the wrong way to put it.
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You are the one who is the loser
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