Breakdown is underrated af imo.

One of those movies that came out during an era when people took thrillers like it for granted, but now stands out a lot in an era where thrillers of it's kind don't exist as much anymore.

kyle alex brett Just the other week while talking to a friend, “why don’t they make movies like Speed anymore?” and it stuck with me.

kyle alex brett Great film. JT WALSH!!!

kyle alex brett DUDE. Thank you. I freaking love this film and re-watch about once a year. It's like that perfect mid-90's thriller. Just something about it, where it SHOULD be ridiculous but it's done so well.

kyle alex brett You want another fun Kurt Russell movie? Executive Decision!

kyle alex brett Breakdown rules. Love this movie.

kyle alex brett I really miss Hitchcock-style 'reasonably competent but ordinary man or woman thrust into life-or-death situation' thrillers. Somewhere along the line Hollywood decided that every hero had to be an ex-Navy SEAL, freelance assassin, or black ops operative and it's boring.

kyle alex brett Bro!! Were you there at Alamo? I watched it last night. Blew my mind!!

Breakdown (1997) last night.

I miss these simple, high octane, propulsive thrillers.

Kurt Russell as a guy whose car breakdowns and must race against time to save his wife after she’s abducted by a truck driver who promised to bring her to the nearest pay phone.

Great film.

Great stuff here. I'm obviously biased. But it seems logical that after two attempts that didn't catch fire... a new approach should be taken. The obvious one that was never tried, going back to the artists who dreamed it into existence and still dream about it every day.

It’s been a fantastic ten years, thank you so much Oculus.

Criterion 24/7 already delivering. Just watched The Player (1992) and losing my mind.

You know when you go to a diner.

And they hand you a menu that is six, double-sided pages long and each page is full of multiple options.

And you truly can’t decide what to focus on?

I feel like reality has been offering us a diner menu of news lately.

The first trailer for ‘SPEAK NO EVIL’, starring James McAvoy.

In theaters on September 13.

WE ARE CONFIRMING FOR THE FIRST TIME THAT THERE WILL BE A SEQUEL TO FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S, COMING FALL 2025.

Leigh Whannell’s ‘WOLF MAN’ follows a family stuck in a house in the middle of a forest where danger may lurk closer than some of them realise.

See the full footage description: bit.ly/UniversalDF

deadline.com/2024/04/five-n…

Greatly looking forward to this; Spike Lee is one of the best filmmakers in the world—as original and inventive as Kurosawa—and why not Ice Spice? Performing is performing, and there's a long tradition of musicians excelling as movie actors; so enough with the snoot-cocking.

kyle alex brett 😂 I’ve always been afraid to say this out loud on Twitter. Thank you.

No. 5 now in production