>no one even talking about it
This is going to be the best movie of the year, isn’t it?

I cannot wait

>>212722224 (OP)
the coof just flew over my house

>>212722224 (OP)
It's going to be this year's Civil War. A lot of people are going to walk away pissed off because they think the director was a fence sitter for not attacking the side they hate enough.

>>212722224 (OP)
One thing is for sure: the chuds are going to freak.

>Reddit Pascal movie

Dude zombies

>>212722502
upvoted!

>>212722502
between this and the Epstein files, the chuddie seethe is going to be off the charts

>>212722224 (OP)
I would rather hammer nails through my scrotum than watch a film about covid.

>>212722224 (OP)
yeah let me rush out and watch a film by Ari Aster. jfc what we've come to

>>212722224 (OP)
Oh boy another pretentious ass movie that is not Christopher Nolan.

Wake me up when Blood Meridian is released.

>>212722474
Why does he need to attack anything? In fact he leaves out the showrunners in his mockery, yet Kubrick would have called out the institutional power as the ultimate source of sowing chaos + problems with their all-powerful policies.

>>212722224 (OP)
All that effort and the director torpedoes it with Pedro fucking Pascal. Like Nolan and his Satan-cast.

>>212722474
Aster is really not saying anything new, that isn't already repeated ad nauseum by the mainstream media (about the right not following orders or "science"), & the left being performative (which isn't called a dangerous grift the way "religion" is.) His understanding of the chaotic "infowar" in 2020 is strictly superficial. He should show his vaccination records.

>>212722224 (OP)
I heard it was filmed during covid, which confuses me how beau is afraid was released sooner. I liked that movie

>>212722224 (OP)
Didn't like Hereditary. No interest in Midsommar. Watched Beau is Afraid and it was surprisingly hilarious. Aster seems to be one of the few filmmakers who has adjusted to the post-2020 zeitgeist. Eddington trailer looks good and I will be there on opening night, despite not liking that I have to support a Pedro Pascal paycheck.

>>212722224 (OP)
>Fucking Pedro again...

>>212722474
>>212723566
>>212723664
The covid politics angle is being heavily played up in the marketing and everyone is taking the bait.

The movie is something else entirely. It just uses that as a starting point and then goes completely batshit off the rails in true Aster fashion.

People going in expecting a straight up political film on either side will be disappointed.

When is it coming out?

>>212722224 (OP)
*Pedro is already here
>sir, we ne-

>>212722224 (OP)
>This is going to be the best movie of the year, isn’t it?
I'm sure it will be promoted by the director's fellow tribesmen. Anything to supply us with bogus heros promoting the usual causes.

Joaquin's character is going to get cucked by Austin Butler isn't he.