OT: Consolidated Entertainment Thread (TV, movies, books, games) part VI - use spoiler tags!

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I stopped drinking during the week for the last year or so. To be honest, it feels pretty darn good.
I've cut back big time on the bourbon intake thanks to finding thc/cdb drinks and gummies that have no hangover aside from a dry mouth first thing in the morning and wrinkles from sleeping so damn good I don't move. I am as far as you can get from a stoner/hippie type but damn there's very little downside to a little bit to replace the alcohol buzz you come to count on.
 
Perfect, Bezos does look a Bond villain...

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ok so hear me out... Dinner for Schmucks.

I remember the previews when it came out. It looked so dumb. Watched it tonight. And it is dumb.

It's dumb, but also so well-written to be that way. Very clever. Carell is so awkward, but a bit different from his other roles. It's extremely cringe. Basically Dumb and Dumber meets Curb Your Enthusiasm (where you see the crash coming... and you know its going to happen).
 
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A Real Pain with Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg, who wrote and directed, was great. I was talking about how Zone of Interest was a redundant and borderline insulting Holocaust / WWII movie. This is the opposite, but it's about so much more than that.
 
Normally I don’t give a damn about the Oscars because they’re a stupid vanity exercise for the industry. However, i might have to tune in for Conan O’Brien. He’s certainly the most interesting choice for host since Jon Stewart.
A Real Pain with Kieran Culkin and Jesse Eisenberg, who wrote and directed, was great. I was talking about how Zone of Interest was a redundant and borderline insulting Holocaust / WWII movie. This is the opposite, but it's about so much more than that.
Gonna be a must-watch for my wife and I. The trauma descendants of Holocaust survivors is an angle that is very prevalent in real life but somehow has never really made the jump to movies.
 
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Well, Emilia Perez certainly shot its Oscar sweep chances in the foot. Not the first time that's happened this decade either- Power of the Dog was on track for the same thing a few years back until the director got cocky and said things that, looking back, are quaint compared to what happened this time around. Come to think of it, that was also a Netflix-distributed movie. I hope that service never gets a Best Picture.

Unlike the year that Coda benefited from Oscar politics going wrong, Anora seems like it's actually worth the hype. I've heard lots of good things about it.
 

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