Very sorry to hear. Best of luck with whatever’s next; everyone should tripping over themselves to hire you.

I watched it in a lark a few months ago because it was on Netflix. Such a fun movie. Hackman’s whole thing with DiCaprio was terrific.

The quid pro quo is so obvious that I can’t imagine him winning the Dem primary (and if he flips to GOP, the general).

Well at least he got the “I’m thinking very hard about this” treatment from the press.

Do you think the same applies to how the release strategies for Nickel Boys and September 5 changed? Those were both supposed to come out a good deal earlier in the fall but ultimately only got similar limited December runs before Oscar noms.

Oppenheimer?

What are your techniques? Just another guy trying to figure it all out looking for any pointers.

You all delight me and every now and then make me outrageously angry. Stay safe! I look forward to my next trip to the Aero.

Hmmm let’s see if I can do it:
1. The Brutalist (2024)
2. Oppenheimer (2023)
3. The Fabelmans (2022)
4. The Power of the Dog (2021)
5. 1917 (2019)
6. Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
7. Moonlight (2016)
8. The Revenant (2015)
9. Boyhood (2014)
10. 12 Years a Slave (2013)

I don’t even like Temple of Doom but this was my first thought

The TV show scene is *chef’s kiss*

And yet it already is being treated as a “maybe he will, maybe he won’t 🤷”