Posts by Scott Garcia20

Is Jesus really about passion? 😂

Mostly, it's the simple-minded who follow these rankings, and those even more dim-witted cling to them like a drunk to a lamppost. I mean, look, it's not exactly wrong, but the moment I see Jack Sparrow—and let’s be clear, the guy is interesting and entertaining enough—he's placed forty-five spots ahead of Tony Montana.🙏) 😂 Sonya from Dog Day Afternoon simply isn't there. 😲Wolf from Pulp Fiction is nowhere to be found.

No, listen, that whole ranking system is so incredibly subjective that I have absolutely no clue why anyone feels the need to call it a list. Best of the best. I'm not entirely sure what that's supposed to mean.🤷 Perhaps it would be more appropriate to focus on the most interesting ones. We could even categorize them—comedies, horror, dramas, sci-fi, and so on.

Look, instead of actually putting effort into making decent movies—and developing actual characters—they just settle for mediocrity.😁 They pull these kinds of stunts... and what can you even say about it?

S1m0ne (honestly, quite a bit of Andrew Niccol's work actually holds up... things like Gattaca and The Truman Show)

A total knockout.🙏 🙏

Šerbedžija is a Russ.

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When I saw Vinnie Jones in Snatch, I honestly couldn't stop laughing. He’s a dead ringer for Gotovina...

Milos Forman: Production, direction, and editing

Tarantino: Screenplay

Monica Bellucci: Lead role (playing a widow)

Uma Thurman: Supporting role (Tarantino refuses to write the script unless she appears wearing a white shirt)

Johnny Depp: Lead role (a highly esteemed bioenergeticist who treats people using exclusively alternative methods, fiercely refusing to let his patients visit actual MDs because they, as he puts it, "cannot see past the degree that flawlessly rounded out their ten years of schooling and confirms that any symptom appearing in or on the human body is merely the result of an unquestionable cause-and-effect sequence listed in the textbooks purchased by their wealthy parents, who never once dared to ask if their children actually wanted to become doctors." He repeats this exact sentence precisely 12 times during the film.)

Samuel L. Jackson: Lead role (a frustrated American, repeating the line "I'm not a racist, but I'm not colorblind either" twice. The first time serves as the conclusion to a 25-minute monologue directed at Depp following one reckless comment. The second time occurs when he finally confronts his life's frustrations toward the end of the film, delivered as a self-critical, sarcastic remark)

Juliette Lewis: Lead role (a manic violinist prone to occasional panic attacks and a speech impediment)

Dustin Hoffman: Lead role (a former priest who now breakfasts on two grams of cocaine and a heavy pour of tequila while occasionally painting)

Film Title: "Window"

*The plot (running 145 minutes) takes place in a medium-to-large room with irritating Feng Shui, decorated in a minimalist style with nothing but a single, extremely small window.

The reason this specific group of people has gathered in this room—with no intention of ever leaving—is unknown and entirely irrelevant to the plot and the point of the film.

Absolutely... when Borati burst into the room while his buddy (or whatever he was to him🤔) was busy with Pamela... he wasn't exactly thrilled about the situation. 🙂