In my opinion, truly a must-see in theaters.

Oh wow, thank you!

we're finally starting to Get It folks

“Watching [Steve Jobs] back to back is a great experience. You'll pick up on a little something new every time.”

— @oliviacraighead.bsky.social

Def going to see this again in theaters. And glad it’s getting its due - Wachowskis trying to invent new ways to edit. Brilliant.

Greatest movie ever made getting a remaster & reissue! Praise be!

Thank you so much for saying. It’s always special to hear that this piece means something to people

This is, no lie, my favourite Wachowski film.

This is, no lie, my favorite film

I’m so glad you found this meaningful, Dan!

My absolute favorite film is headed to theaters! And we're getting a 4K release!

Yeah, that’s right

Speed Racer? The cubist masterpiece?

Go see Speed Racer in cinemas in late April. It is a masterpiece of a film

congrats to all transsexuals (and i guess their cis friends who also enjoy this trans masterpiece)

Thanks for including us, Juan

HUGE news for me, a long-time Speed Racer defender despite only ever having seen it on a plane

OH???? Holy shit, i might have to go see this

And their art proves itself in the final sequence, a race to beat all races you’ve ever seen at the movies. You know Speed’s going to win. From the moment Spritle stands up in awe and proclaims “He’s gonna do it,” you know he’s right. As he weaves in and out of cars, Speed experiences his entire life: his childhood dreams, his lectures, his disappointments. Speed suddenly feels the weight of everything that has brought him to this point, reads the first draft of the screenplay. He sees images and hears voices, flashing through his head, as though at his own death. You know he has to win. And he swirls the track into paint, he tears reality into streaks of light, he spins the finish line into a kaleidoscope of red and white squares, creating something aweing, terrifying, beautiful, ineffable. Throughout the sequence, every move, every cut, every shout of the crowd becomes an abstraction of emotion, takes you to a thrilling place you’ve never been—and it is so, so devastatingly effective because of everything that’s happened until now, everything that’s mattered so, so much.

As I often do with the movies I love more than anything in the world, I turned to @brightwalldarkroom.com to tell you about it

Speed Racer: Cubist Cinema In the Wachowskis’ earnest work, Speed Racer valorizes a supportive family just as much as it celebrates acts of love and a true love of art.

Speed Racer is coming back to theaters before the new 4K remaster hits discs, so it's time for me to remind you that Speed Racer is a cubist masterpiece

If they do Tony Scott, do you think we could get them to record Pelham 123 on the actual 6 line?

Thank you, Mike!

Exactly. I did laugh out loud while reading this Dawn of Justice piece, but part of what I loved with John Carter was the sheer immensity of the work you put in, it was felt

That John Carter piece you reference is one of my favorite Mike Ryan pieces

Woah

I can trace a direct line from the Twitter film community to becoming a part of BW/DR to publishing my first film book. At its peak, Twitter was responsible for some beautiful connections

2 livres posés sur du parquet : STEVE JOBS MONOGRAPH - edited by B. C. Walk-in Bong Joon-Ho - Le désordre social par Erwan Desbois

Cadeau de ma femme pour notre anniversaire. Elle me connaît bien ! 😍 @bcwallin.com @zglub215.bsky.social

Oh hey, I totally missed this! Thanks for picking up a copy, I hope you enjoy(ed)

My library’s newly processed copy of Steve Jobs Monograph, edited by B.C. Wallin and featuring the work of Aashima Rawal, Kat Trout-Baron, Scout Tafoya, Devan Scott, Sarah Jae Leiber, Charlie Brigden, and Alexander B. Joy

“You’re carrying around a brick playing bad opinions about Danny Boyle. We’re not savages—so I’m gonna put 9 great writers writing about Danny Boyle in your pocket.”