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    1. FribonFire on

      Add yet another movie to the stack of “angsty teen fuck up somehow still gets everything they wants because someone else puts in way too much effort.”

      At least this one is based on a true story

    2. HelloSlowly on

      I don’t know how to feel about this? It has all the hallmarks of a story that may be done well and yet I still can’t put my finger on it, leaves me with a sense of biopic fatigue. Even the pacing and formula of the trailer just didn’t do it for me.

      I’d rather we had a story on his struggle with adapting to television and reluctant acceptance of his fame and his personal demons similar to Roadrunner

    3. dropssupreme on

      i’m seated. the theater employees are scared and asking me to leave because it ‘hasn’t even started filming yet’ but i’m simply too seated.

    4. Upbeat_Tension_8077 on

      It took me some time to really hear the energy of Tony from Sessa, but I think it started to come out around 1:37-1:43

    5. I think if this wasn’t Matt Johnson, I’d be entirely uninterested in this but knowing what we did with the Blackberry movie, another biopic type thing that I thought would be middling if not shit but ended up being quite good, makes me interested. Maybe not excited but it has more potential than if it was just a random director for hire.

    6. I can imagine Tony making fun of people willing to see a biopic about himself calling them losers

    7. Dominicwriter on

      Just so dated – feels like were staring at him not inhabiting his life.

    8. FourEightNineOneOne on

      Sigh…

      He was someone I admired more than pretty much anyone. His passion for seeing the world, for meeting new people and experiencing everything life could throw at you. Because of him, I’ve traveled the world. I’ve eaten foods I’d never imagined. I’ve climbed mountains, been to countries that people tell me I’m crazy for going to and met some of the most wonderful people along the way.

      He changed my life from one of uncertainty to one of adventure.

      So, while I watch this trailer and am sure it may be a perfectly good movie based around his early life, I can’t help but wish it didn’t exist because it will be fake, which Anthony was anything but.

      I hope the movie is good, but would rather people read his books and watch his shows and experience how HE wanted himself and the world to be seen. And if a good movie is something that introduces a new generation of people to him and inspires them to do those things, then I’ll be happy about that.

    9. I see Leo Woodall, Stav, and Antonio Banderas in the supporting cast and I see the movie. Sorry, I don’t make the rules.

    10. I recently listened to the Kitchen Confidential audiobook and loved it, so I have some excitement for this, but I am seeing none of Matt Johnson’s style or flair on the screen here. I’m hoping its just a generically edited trailer, because if they hired a man as talented as him just to clip his wings as a hired gun, I’m going to be very sad.

    11. I know it’s heavily dramatized and everything, but man, it just reminds me how crazy it is that someone with a life like Bourdain’s ended it the way he did. After all his accomplishments and success, the fact that he couldn’t find happiness really gets to me.

    12. Cut to black. Music stops. Cut to woman over the protagonist’s shoulder.

      > Are you a good guy or a bad guy?

      Protagonist looks up slowly (no, he wasn’t looking at her when she was speaking, why would he?) and new music swells.

      Oscars here we come, baby!!

    13. bdillathebeatkilla on

      This looks like a generic coming of age movie but I really hope that’s just the trailer.

    14. Tony who?

      The industry should really get over this trend of using first names as titles for biopics.

    15. DirtyAquaticApe on

      Eh…looks fine? But also looks like something Bourdain would have made fun of.

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