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Presence 7/10 Steven Soderbergh directed this; he was also the DP (credited as Peter Andrews) and edited it. The budget was reportedly under $2 mil (1 location and a small cast so I can believe that) and it was shot in 11 days. Run time is a wonderfully tight 85 minutes. It's a little bit slow...

So let's take bets on why they did that. It's because they just want to be helpful, right? :)

And let's remember that they all suck in YOUR script and then use that as input for the next person who says "good morning AI! Give me a good idea for a new script!" So no. Just no.

Oh hell no. Not in this lifetime.

Can you confirm that this is done by an actual person and NOT AI? AI = GIGO Garbage in, garbage out

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I've always been of the mindset that any publicity and reviews are worth getting for the name recognition, Google search bump, etc. I've had reviews of my movies that range from great to terrible, but I've never regretted getting them. And from a marketing perspective, most reviews have...

Nope! Think of it this way: big budget movies have the same problem :)

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There are so many things in the world that make me crazy that I'm trying to limit how many I react to. AI didn't make the cut this week. :)

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I liked The Irishman well enough with the major exception of how they used computers to artificially make the younger versions of De Niro et al. I know I bitch about this kind of thing frequently, but the reality is that older people move differently than young people, and it was (and always is)...

Nominated for 3 Oscars (in 1974) so if you haven't seen it yet, I definitely recommend it. And yes, it's available on multiple streaming services.

Great list by @Jack Lynt ! I especially like the suggestions of The Conversation (a great movie indeed that's even more relevant today than when it was made) and The Descendants. I'm especially a fan (and writer) of dysfunctional family stories, so the latter is especially appealing to me.

Feels done to death to me, but I've never been a huge Rocky fan.

With so many movies, who needs a TV series?