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  1. What I now expect when I see in the preview that Greenspoint has posted in this thread
  2. When he is doing his “research” (i.e: scrolling his phone while on the toilet) how many times a day do you think he googles “Fauci” as he can’t seem to NOT talk about him.
  3. I love this movie and, though different in certain ways, the Hulu series from 2020 starring Zoe Kravitz was pretty great too, imo
  4. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/civil-war-with-alex-garland-plus-the-10-most/id1439252196?i=1000652241422
  5. There is a great (and long) episode of The Big Picture podcast (that I am actually finishing up right now as I type this) in which they discuss, debate and breakdown the film and includes a postscript interview with Garland. Highly recommended if you have had this film on the brain since seeing.
  6. I believe they have done this in a handful of other (non-Texas) Alamo Drafthouse locations.
  7. It’s a Cosby sweater! A COSSSBY sweater!!
  8. Was that the most cast/guest laugh breakdowns in any SNL episode?
  9. I thought it was tremendous - one of the more visceral movie experiences I have had in a while yet also takes the same, somewhat detached perspective as do its war journalist protagonists. As others have noted, it is clearly and intentionally non-partisan as you can't figure out what exactly are the "sides" that the warring groups have taken (or even, during some encounters, who are on which side). Especially after having seen it, I extra role my eyes at those criticizing it as being "divisive". I don't see how anyone but the snowiest of snowflakes sees it as somehow "attacking" their side.
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