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I mainly talk about, well, films, animation, and physical media on here.
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Here are all the previews that played before the Pan's Labyrinth 20th anniversary re release started:

(The I Play Rocky trailer played long before the other previews started.)

I Play Rocky(Excited!)
You Can See Everything(Excited!)
Whalefall(Very Excited!)
The Social Reckoning(which already JUST came out)(Will be seeing it next week!)
November 1963(Sigh...)
Violent Night 2(Hyped!)
Dune: Part Three(The hype is on!!!)
Clayface(Seriously Cannot Wait!) by @filmphysiani

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5 days ago

Pan's Labyrinth is a film that not only leaves you mesmerized right from the very first shot and continues to do so until the last scene, but it's a film that has also been called Guillermo del Toro's magnum opus for a reason. And I cannot agree more at all. With a fantastic story, terrific characters, some seriously amazing atmosphere, a lovely score, great visual effects, and mind blowing prosthetic work that was awe inducing in 2006 and still is today, it's not only a film that has its status as one of the best fantasy films out there very well earned, but with it's huge anti facisism themes completely surrounding it(which has been a huge pattern that del Toro has used), it's a film that has only continued to be more relevant since.

AI can never do a film like it, and knowing how much del Toro himself has been against it, it really makes it that much more meaningful. I could not have been more happier to see it on the big screen. It is just a masterpiece!

10/10 by @filmphysiani

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5 days ago

Getting another classic off the bucket list.

And it is one that I am especially excited to see on the big screen. taken in Regal by @filmphysiani

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5 days ago

Spending another round at Nakali. In 3D.

If anything, least I was lucky to even go there. taken in Cinemark Centreville 12 by @filmphysiani

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7 days ago

Here are all the previews that played before Verity started:

Remain(Excited!)
Wicker(Interesting!)
Sense and Sensibility(2026)(Excited!)
The Social Reckoning(Will be seeing it next week!)
Klara and the Sun(Excited!)
Wildwood(The hype is on!)
The Thomas Crown Affair(Seriously Cannot Wait!)
I Play Rocky(Excited!) by @filmphysiani

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9 days ago

Verity is just a very clumsy film from beginning to end, and while it is not badly shot and Hartnett and especially Hathaway do the best they can with the materials they have, a very bad script, dreadful pacing, lots of twists that make no sense, dull and/or unsympathetic characters, and a performance from Johnson who clearly didn't want to be there really makes it drag on and ends up being quite dull in the end.

I was hopeful it wouldn't be bad... ...but honestly, after this, I have had my fill of Hoover film adaptations. Verity really just left me with nothing.

4/10 by @filmphysiani

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9 days ago

Ready for some twists... ...and more twists. Auditorium is also empty as heck. taken in Cinemark Centreville 12 by @filmphysiani

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9 days ago

Here are all the previews that played before Digger started:

(The Ramayana, Everest, Cliff Booth, and Dune 3 previews were presented in IMAX. The latter also filled up the screen.)

Day Drinker(Sigh...)
Artificial(Seriously Cannot Wait!)
Focker In Law(Excited!)
Ebenezer(Sigh...)
Clayface(The hype is on!!)
Ramayana: Rise of a Legend(Interesting!)
Everest: The Other Side(Interesting!)
Wild Horse Nine(The hype is on!!)
The Further Adventures of Cliff Booth(Seriously Cannot Wait!)
Dune: Part Three(The hype is on!!!) by @filmphysiani

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13 days ago

I can see why people would get something out of Digger, even with the divisive reception it got... ...but I'm sorry, in my opinion, it's just an outright BROKEN film, and it is a film that is one word that I would never love to say... ...just purely smug from beginning to end. Not even some fantastic cinematography and visuals and great performances(including a very committed Tom Cruise) can save what is an absolutely terrible script, a set up that makes the film very confusing, absolutely unfunny and dreadful humor, characters who are very unsympathetic and spiteful from top to bottom, a message that it keeps hitting on the head throughout, and a very smug and vain tone that keeps on thinking on how smart and fantastic it is, when it is really anything but.

I don't like films where characters just spend so much time muttering things that have been said by many climate change experts for many years, but also spend so much of it just being spiteful to one another just because. And Digger is such a big example of this. This is easily the most disappointing film of the year in my opinion.

3.5/10 by @filmphysiani

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13 days ago

Off to go see Digger dig.

First time in ages seeing an IMAX auditorium be THIS quiet. taken in AMC Tysons Corner 16 by @filmphysiani

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13 days ago

Here are all the previews that played before Primetime started:

Clayface(The hype is on!!)
Sense and Sensibility(2026)(Excited!)
Wild Horse Nine(The hype is on!!)
Violent Night 2(Hyped!)
Everest: The Other Side(Interesting!)
Victorian Psycho(Interesting!)
Mr. Irrelevant(Excited!)
Club Kid(Interesting!)
You Can't See Anything(which was also partially directed by Lance Oppenheim)(Hope it comrs to my area!) by @filmphysiani

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14 days ago

While I will admit that I hadn't heard much about Chris Hansen until it's trailer came out, Primetime really is a fantastic look at not only how disturbing pedophiles can be, but also at how harmful sensalitionalism is in order to simply get attention. And with some tremendous performances(including yet another terrific performance from Robert Pattinson and a wonderful performance from Skyler Gisondo especially), solid pacing, some very striking cinematography, a fantastic score, and a very good sense of dread, it really becomes a powerful watch.

It really has done very well for itself so far at the box office, and deservedly so. Primetime may have not done an accurate look at what Hansen's time running To Catch a Predator was like, but as a film? It's just fantastic.

9.5/10 by @filmphysiani

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14 days ago