it's interesting that christian bale said in an interview that david 0 russell had about 12 versions you go, yeah — and he had about 12 versions of the script when he finally got the thing. it would be impossible to watch this and not find stuff in it to be impressed by, there's so much in it. was it not very coherent? yes, not very coherent is a polite way of saying it. it's not to say it isn't entertaining. it is, but it's kind of frustrating. it needs to be half an hour shorter, it needs to have at least three of the plots removed — at least as far as i'm concerned. somewhere in the middle of it all there is a film that is really interesting. there's so much stuff going on around it you kind of get lost. at least the lost king has got a clear path. it's a very clear narrative. you know exactly where it's going. 100%. best out? i know what you think is best out. flux gourmet, jane, is a really brilliant peter strickland film. here's the thing, if you don't like peter strickland, and i know you're not a big fan, you're not gonna go for this, because it's the most peter strickland fi

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the genre is billed as screwball comedy, according to christian bale.pproach you can survive the hard times sometimes life. too unbearable, but we see people who have gone through absolute hell and it seemed should be broken, but they guarded the guys who want to suppress them. margot robbie says she was initially afraid to work with bale, because he is an adherent of the actor's approach to acting, in which the artist goes out of character, however, it turned out that the batman star is a great conversationalist and constantly entertained colleagues with conversations and jokes between takes, and margot now needs them more than ever. she is trying to get her friend lavigne out of depression, who is addicted to psychotropic substances. it happened right after after the model celebrated her thirtieth birthday a few days ago, robbie got out of the punishment. all in tears. she tried to convince her to go to reyhan, but so far without result, but margot does not give up trying to save her friend, this is exactly what the movie amsterdam is about in any sit

christian bale, robert deniro, margot, robbie john david washington. taylor swift, chris rock, rami malek and mike myers to name a few amazingly amsterdam turned out to be very easy not to like. well, i was impressed by all of the actors and they're acting. i was disappointed in the chopped up plot line that struggled to hold itself together long enough to get to the point. it's a really long and convoluted story of a couple of world war. one veterans trying to solve the mystery of the murder of a beloved general and his daughter based on a true story about an attempt to overthrow the government here. there are tons of distracting courts and twist that make it hard to stay focused. lots of artsy moments there for cinephiles to over analyze and also too many moments that are just there to highlight a moment with each of the all-star cast members when really only a few of them add anything to the final product. amsterdam is messy and to overstuffed for its own good. a very disappointing dean's list. the real crocodiles >> that was totally awesome for the

i like christian bale. carley? >> carley: thank you. listen to this.tin pushes to cut any ties to the confederacy. but critics slam the military's focus on the names after the army fell short of its recruiting goal by 15,000 soldiers with other branches also missing the mark. here to react is army veteran and u.s. congressional candidate john james. john, good morning to you. this is new. so we have fort lee in virginia. it's going to be fort greg adams, fort bragg in north carolina renamed to fort liberty. what do you think about this? >> i'm a republican, let's not forget it erased slavery in the first time. i have no problem to renaming posts to get rid of that legacy. at the same time, we shouldn't forget our history and we should learn from it. what i'm concerned about is in the past four years, there has been over 14 fentanyl overdoses. that's what i'm concerned with. i'm concerned with this administration's lacks agenda that's leaving our borders open and letting this chinese made fentanyl come into our communities and poison our communities. i'

. >> de niro, christian bale, margot robbie, john david washington, rami malek, michael shannon, taylorike going to school, just the level of professionalism and the fantastic -- the set was so much fun. it was just exploration every day and i just -- you know, i turned to my wife and said, i have a really good job. >> good feeling. >> i love this. >> those are great days and your character is blond in this film. do you like doing the blonde thing? do you agree we have more fun? >> where are you going with this? >> no reason. >> now i'm scared. [ laughter ] no, i -- it was just a dream come true. i got to play a british spy. >> yes. so great. >> surprise, surprise. and from the '30s who is that sort of -- the all-knowing british spy who is sort of omniscient. it's, like, is he a spy or not? and he's into birding, which was -- now i got to look up birding. now i'm a birder so now i'm like out and going, oh, my god, i think that's a warbler which is strange for a migratory bird to have such plumage. everybody is, like, what is that? i can't help it. i'm a researcher. i got that app, dude.

it's interesting that christian bale said in an interview that david 0 russell had about 12 versionsng. it would be impossible to watch this and not find stuff in it to be impressed by, there's so much in it. was it not very coherent? yes, not very coherent is a polite way of saying it. it's not to say it isn't entertaining. it is, but it's kind of frustrating. it needs to be half an hour shorter, it needs to have at least three of the plots removed — at least as far as i'm concerned. somewhere in the middle of it all there is a film that is really interesting. there's so much stuff going on around it you kind of get lost. at least the lost king has got a clear path. it's a very clear narrative. you know exactly where it's going. 100%. best out? i know what you think is best out. flux gourmet, jane, is a really brilliant peter strickland film. here's the thing, if you don't like peter strickland, and i know you're not a big fan, you're not gonna go for this, because it's the most peter strickland film. however if you like peter strickland, he made bavarian sound studio and in fabric,