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The movie comes out the day after my birthday... could be fun to go see it that weekend...Sotiris wrote:The film is getting stellar social media reactions from critics thus far.
‘The de Vil Wears Prada': Early ‘Cruella’ Reviews Proclaim Dark, ‘Anti-Disney’ Fun
https://www.thewrap.com/cruella-review- ... ial-media/

Wow, I'm glad the reactions are so positive! It makes me even more curious about the movie.Sotiris wrote:The film is getting stellar social media reactions from critics thus far.
‘The de Vil Wears Prada': Early ‘Cruella’ Reviews Proclaim Dark, ‘Anti-Disney’ Fun
https://www.thewrap.com/cruella-review- ... ial-media/
That's quite an unusual poster for Disney. It reminds me of the poster for The Usual Suspects.Sotiris wrote:Exhibitor-exclusive posters.
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I would really like a third film with Glenn Close, but if Cruella is very successful and they decide to make a sequel, I think Emma Stone is more likely to play Cruella in it than her. Maybe they could do something like what they're doing with The Lion King live-action sequel (a mix of prequel and sequel) and have both Glenn Close and Emma Stone in it. Although, would it feel convincing that they're the same person? Emma and Glenn look (and sound) nothing alike. Come to think of it, maybe that's why Glenn doesn't make a cameo in this movie.Disney's Divinity wrote:Perhaps that's why Glenn Close decided not to appear at the end of this film--she wants to be the main star of a sequel? I know she's half-joking, but if that were actually possible, I'd hope this one does well only because I'd love to see another film of Close playing Cruella, no offense to Stone. That said, I have a hard time seeing it doing as well as Maleficent did to justify a sequel considering how goofy it all looks, but who knows.













Well, I have more or less the same opinion of it as you. I also liked its vibe and how it's sung. It seems to fit the style of the movie quite well. I've listened to the score, and it also fits its style. It shows the score composer also worked on it. It's a nice song, but I agree it's not that memorable. I liked the end-credits song from Raya and the Last Dragon, for example, much more. And isn't it a bit short? It's just two minutes long. Maybe that's why it also feels a bit incomplete to me. As for its Oscar chances, I don't think it's Oscar-worthy, but who knows. I didn't find "Carried Me with You" from Onward Oscar-worthy either, for example, and it was nominated for several awards, so maybe I'm wrong.Sotiris wrote:What did you think of the song "Call Me Cruella"? It's not particularly memorable or unique, and its lyrics are very basic, but I liked the sleek, sultry vibe to it. The vocals were good too. Aside from the indie rock sound to it, at times it sounded quite James Bond-esque too. I hated though that it rhymed "De Vil" with "hills". While it's a common practice in songwriting, singular forms don't rhyme with plurals. Do you think it stands a chance to get nominated for an Oscar? I think it will definitely get shortlisted, but I'm not sure it'll get nominated given the intense competition in the category this year.

I agree about the first three categories. I can even see it winning, at least for Costume Design and Make Up and Hairstyling. The last two seem a bit more unlikely to me, given that the Academy mostly nominate actors from drama films, but not impossible.farerb wrote:The song is nice and I like Florence + the Machine, but I don't think it will be nominated. I can see this film being nominated for Costume Design, Production Design, Make Up and Hairstyling, Actress(?) and Supporting Actress(?).
I noticed that too. It's too short and it feels unfinished. The ending of the song was a bit abrupt too. I agree, you never can be certain when it comes to awards. There have been a lot of odd choices the last few years.D82 wrote:And isn't it a bit short? It's just two minutes long. Maybe that's why it also feels a bit incomplete to me. As for its Oscar chances, I don't think it's Oscar-worthy, but who knows.
If there's going to be a sequel, it's going to be Cruella 2, not a 101 Dalmatians remake. A remake wouldn't make sense given Cruella's characterization in this film.D82 wrote:Cruella’s Cast and Director Talk Potential Sequel Ideas, Including Remaking 101 Dalmatians
https://comicbook.com/movies/news/cruel ... ns-remake/
Neither of them is getting an Oscar nomination. Their performances are too campy for that. However, I could see one or both of them get a Golden Globe nomination, if the awards take place this year.D82 wrote:The last two seem a bit more unlikely to me, given that the Academy mostly nominate actors from drama films, but not impossible.