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Will there be a CD checklist forthcoming on year 2019? Already finished, should appear on Sunday, with a new Top 40 Composer Countdown on Monday and Oscar predictions on Wednesday.
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Will we get a "best/worst of 2019" movie list in January? I've always enjoyed those, and in fact would love to have a handy itemized list of them. The end of year lists is always part of the Oscar predictions. Currently working on them. I know everyone will be shocked that Cats made my worst of the year list. As I like to say, I have no idea what a good movie version of Cats would look like, but then neither does Tom Hooper. I'm only disappointed that I didn't see it on its second night when I had the chance, since I could have seen the original version with all the VFX flaws that were fixed by the time I finally saw it Tuesday. I like to imagine that whoever it was at the lab that let the unfinished version go to theaters was a Fincher fan/crony who is still bitter that King's Speech beat Social Network for Picture and Director.
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I like to imagine that whoever it was at the lab that let the unfinished version go to theaters was a Fincher fan/crony who is still bitter that King's Speech beat Social Network for Picture and Director. Tyler Durden lives! I think Cats could actually make some money if they kept the flawed version in the theaters and made a point of advertising that.
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Joan, you are too kind. As far as bringing the un-fixed version of Cats back to theaters, it's only VFX geeks like me who would get that strange pleasure from seeing an accidentally unfinished movie on the big screen. I'm still amazed that it happened.
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Losing his dignity might be overstating it. For Dillman it's a pretty hammy performance, but it's not like the film deserved better (The Iceman Cometh, it ain't).
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