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I'm a Tina stan, that's my girl

Wow this video nailed it on the head the show ended with Greg's payroll entirely decided by Tom as CEO.

You're mispronouncing Wambsgans and Macfadyen.

When you think a 2nd movie is going to happen

Wow very annoying

this is truly without a doubt the most incredible movie I have ever seen. I am so greatful my dad showed this to me as a kid because it has stuck with me ever since, and I have probably seen it at least 5000 times

"Nero of Rome, Taker of chicken, Cuck to many, this man's grief-stricken" jesus christ LMFAOO

You really called it with this one.

I wonder how many Greggs he had to break with this one

Tom volunteering to take on Greg's crimes was the sweetest moment of the show for me and made him my favorite. Yes, he's a jerk at times, but he really did care for Greg and did more for that dude than anyone did for anyone else on this show. I'd be all for a Tom spin off!

A lot of captain midnights videos are kinda bs and just him saying how he feels but making it sound like how we all should feel. He’ll make an argument and dismisses facts that completely void his statements. I just watched his video about newer simpsons episodes being bad and he nitpicks out 1 lower tier episode to judge them all as if og simpsons didn’t also have low tier boring episodes every now and then too… the show has been out for so long that it would have to change in some ways to keep ratings. Especially with how quickly cable tv is dying

Bro the music is too loud

Every scene he had drawn has be used in sci-fi movies for 40 years

I get teary whenever I see the title appear across Frank's face in the intro. There's such a perfect mix of tragedy and joy throughout the whole movie.

Denis Dune is ok….. and kind of unremarkable and bland This guys argument is he saw an AI UA-cam Jodorowsky video an is scared they’re going to release it?………………. Jodorowskys dune will NEVER be released it doesn’t exist, there was an entire documentary about this… Nobody is saying they want an AI Jodorowsky movie but I guess… Jodorowskys dune if it would have been made would have been the peak of surrealism and sci-fi that transcends filmmaking. Die hard dune book fans hate Jodorowsky cause he’s essentially Stanley Kubrick destroying the shining book to fit his subliminals God imagine being so basic you think Timothy chalamaldingdong and Zendeya are better than DALI and ORSON MF WELLS 🙃

the song 🤣🤣🤣

My guy opened up with that rap, Top G move

Oh shit lol I bet you loved how the show ended ahah

I still hate the fact that the all powerful deer god was so useless.

This is actually some pretty clever click bait thumbnail. Topical and creative.

no hes fuckin not you just want to fuck him

Why does everyone forgot Short Circuit 2 😢 🤖 💕

Tom isn’t the “straight man”. Him and Greg are the comic relief ffs

The secret of Challengers ability to be an instant classic is boys kissing ❤ :)

Every actor was terrific in Succession regardless of the size of their role (I have no intention of insulting anyone and hope no one else will either), with all having both comedic and dramatic chops, but for me, Matthew Macfadyen was the absolute star. I have been a fan of his for awhile and I think his performance as Tom was possibly his best onscreen performance to date. He is simply magnetic on screen, essentially playing multiple characters when you consider how consistently different he behaves depending on who he is around. He is the sole reason I will go to see Deadpool & Wolverine even if he only ends up having a small role in it. Something I have not seen people point out is how much older Macfadyen is than all of the other “young” cast members (the actors playing Shiv, Kendall, Roman, Greg, Jess, and Willa). He is 4-17 years older than them. I.e. he is a whopping 13 years older than the actors playing Shiv and Greg. Most actors get better and better as they get more experienced if they keep challenging themselves like he has, and I believe his age and experience works to his advantage in this role. Some things can only come with age.

John Carter and water world are absolutely friggen awesome movies what are you talking about

Great analysis of what makes the film great! Also cool to see it was partly inspired by a Serena Williams vs Naomi Osaka match

I think there's something to be said as well about sexism influencing box office numbers when it comes to women-led action films, specifically. Think about how poorly the Marvels performed, even when taking into account the general Marvel burnout. Even if there aren't as many vocal losers out there writing rants about Mad Max being woke or some crap, that 2010s antifeminist culture has definitely had an impact on film viewership in strange and pervasive ways. Even people who aren't intentionally avoiding films because of their own sexism may have that same reaction you were describing of seeing a large amount of negative sentiment surrounding a film and talk themselves out of seeing something that they were on the fence about.

I love Naomi Osaka!

makes sense that Kuritzkes has a theater background! i had no idea that the osaka/williams match was an inspiration for the movie-i had forgotten most of the details of that match too, but that was such a wild ride, and i feel like the movie really taps into that sense that winning is not always a victory

you've missed the whole point of It's Always SUnny in Philly buddy, go home

7:34 "How is it safe! Its just a room!" That shouldn't make me laugh but yet it does. 😂

I agree with everything here. But one thing I’d add is that studios have a real FOMO problem that if people don’t go see a movie in theaters in opening weekend then they’ll throw it on streaming nearly asap, like it’s looking for another hit.

Absolutely agree that scandal/controversy/flop culture is killing cinema. All it takes is a few dozen posts and articles to completely kill momentum or hype for a project. The best thing about it is it also kills AstroTurf efforts for bad projects. There's too much to choose and not enough time to do as much research, so you pick an opinion and ride with it. It's just easier.

i'm all in for the hay yelling in front of a green screen era

Tom - Taker of Chicken 😂

I think the scene between Tom and Matsson in Sweden wasn't actually a strike... though it may seem so at first glance, when you rewatch it, you realize that Tom's answer wasn't some bullshit suck up answer, of him trying to act all fake insightful by trying to bring up some The Economist article about France like Greg did. His answer was actually insightful. It was a commentary on the American "post imperial" mindset. It showed that Tom understood the American public as head of ATN, and that someone with such an American perspective, which Matsson was lacking, would be useful to keep around if Matsson was going to be buying Waystar. You can see on Matsson's expression that he was actually somewhat impressed by Tom's response, while he did not care for Greg's fake wittiness at all. It's those brilliant scenes with their little nuances that make the show so good and worth rewatching.

That scene where Tom and Shiv "clear the air" is one of the best written piece of script to be put on a screen.

At the start he was my least favorite character, at the end he was my favorite.

Japanimation is wild😭

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Superfun take, hail to the Hayll Yeah

Background music is too loud.

It’s funny how you can notice that Tom is portrayed by a British actor. He’s an extremely British character in all imaginable ways

Hey, is the thumbnail AI or from which episode?

Tom along with many others are losers in the end. Servant (not partner) CEO of a company that isn't family-related whereas he was a dept head of a family business with much greater stability.

*BANG BANG* FAMILY THERAPY 🗣️

David lynch dune is weird that's what makes it amazing I find the new dune lack that weirdness.

Glad it wasn't filmed. Denis did it better