[Dormant, please move to !television@lemm.ee] Movies and TV Shows

Posting this in case people who have seen it want to discuss it here.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail is celebrating its “48 ½” anniversary.

"We wanted to go in this provocative way, and we assumed the risk that it would divide people -- and hopefully in a good way," Esmail said of intense reactions to the ending. "Because that provokes conversation.”

The movie was only playing in four theaters, basically. I get wanting to make a PG-13 edit for general audiences but the director's cut is supposed to have a lot more footage, which would probably fix the pacing complaints. Knowing Snyder's theatrical cuts' reputation for being subpar, I'm not even going to watch the PG-13 versions. What was the point of making butchered theatrical versions of a movie that was only showing in a handful of theaters? You don't really need to censor something that's on Netflix.

Deadpool 3 is the only Marvel Cinematic Universe film to hit the big screen in 2024

cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/television/t/715164

Variety breaks down the best TV shows of all time. From The Sopranos to Community, these are the best series ever aired.

I didn't know about the movie till I saw the copy-paste review bombing stuff.

The cast looks excellent. Since I can't use the reviews, have you seen it and did you enjoy it?

edit: I enjoyed it, it was worth a watch