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"You yell shart, we've got a panic on our hands on the 4th of July."

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steal this one criminalsimpsons

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I only just looked at my bluesky and remembered I needed to get these lol

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I got this today and it might be heavier than me

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‘Tiny broken bodies, rotting babies, flattened corpses, mass graves, levelled neighbourhoods.
It is a spectacle of slaughter. All unfolding in plain sight, livestreamed and posted by Palestinian citizens and journalists, witnessed by outsiders, and described by Israelis themselves.’

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in Lanzarote for Christmas and the beach truly belongs to the cats, best 9 lives are being lived, real gokogu shrine times

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remembering some guys, specifically Walter Brennan in Reboot

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neil frequently pauses recollections for long asides ranting about Spotify’s sound quality. This book was written in 2011, the hate runs deep

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dunno what this is all about

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An average episode of a show like Miami Vice or The X-Files has such robust, expressive camera movement & lighting. This is work that wasn't even going to completely come across on the TVs available at the time. The people who made these shows gave a fuck.

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Just emerged from extremely gory comedy horror The Quiet Family to hear a man say to his wife, “I thought that was going to be in the style of Ozu.” Am deceased

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quadruple bill today of Mother and a Guest, The Quiet Family and A Bloodthirsty Killer, all screening on 35mm, plus Guinea Fowl. Da movies

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started reading neil young’s waging heavy peace; every other paragraph ends with “I’ll keep you posted” or “I’ll get back to you on that” as though he’s written it over Outlook

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A middle-aged white man with a mustache and sunglasses sits on a porch reading a newspaper. He has a mild, contented look on his face. Visible on the back page of the newspaper is a recipe for meat loaf. There's a fern out of focus in the extreme right-hand foreground.

A middle-aged white man with a mustache and sunglasses sits on a porch reading a newspaper. He has a mild, contented look on his face. Visible on the back page of the newspaper is a recipe for meat loaf. There's a fern out of focus in the extreme right-hand foreground.

This is what I mean when I talk about bits that break through the illusion of the film. Maybe it's just how my brain works. But here we have Richard Baseheart, sitting by a pool in which his daughter and her fiancee are swimming. The filmmakers needed to give him a bit of business to do, so they decided he should be reading a newspaper. Having neither the budget nor any real story-related reason to mock up a lorem-ipsum broadsheet, they grabbed whatever copy of the Los Angeles Times that was within arm's reach. Said portion of the paper has on its back page, visible to the camera, a recipe for meat loaf. There's a headline that reads, "Meat Loaf Out Of The Ordinary." And now that's all I can pay attention to. I want to know about this meat loaf. I want to know what makes it different than other meat loafs. I want to see the full recipe. Maybe I want to try my hand at making it, I dunno. If the back page had had a story about, say, international trade or an advertisement for a local car dealership or a random op-ed, maybe I wouldn't care. But that recipe with that headline and that photograph of a trapezoidal slab of meat? Sorry, I can't pay attention to your movie right now. Tell me about this ground beef!

This is what I mean when I talk about bits that break through the illusion of the film. Maybe it's just how my brain works. But here we have Richard Baseheart, sitting by a pool in which his daughter and her fiancee are swimming. The filmmakers needed to give him a bit of business to do, so they decided he should be reading a newspaper. Having neither the budget nor any real story-related reason to mock up a lorem-ipsum broadsheet, they grabbed whatever copy of the Los Angeles Times that was within arm's reach. Said portion of the paper has on its back page, visible to the camera, a recipe for meat loaf. There's a headline that reads, "Meat Loaf Out Of The Ordinary." And now that's all I can pay attention to. I want to know about this meat loaf. I want to know what makes it different than other meat loafs. I want to see the full recipe. Maybe I want to try my hand at making it, I dunno. If the back page had had a story about, say, international trade or an advertisement for a local car dealership or a random op-ed, maybe I wouldn't care. But that recipe with that headline and that photograph of a trapezoidal slab of meat? Sorry, I can't pay attention to your movie right now. Tell me about this ground beef!

from MANSION OF THE DOOMED (1976, Michael Pataki)

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was just at HERE @ Outernet for the first time, for Nilüfer Yanya (great), and I’m shook that FOUR floors beneath Tottenham Court Road I had better data reception (full) than above ground (negligible-to-nada)

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seems a bit sketch that Curzon is charging customers for its home cinema and there’s just… nothing being added there anymore

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World Central Kitchen statement: We are heartbroken to share that a vehicle carrying World Central Kitchen colleagues was hit by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza. At this time, we are working with incomplete information and are urgently seeking more details.
World Central Kitchen had no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the October 7th
Hamas attack.
World Central Kitchen is pausing operations in Gaza at this time.
Our hearts are with our colleagues and their families in this unimaginable moment.

World Central Kitchen statement: We are heartbroken to share that a vehicle carrying World Central Kitchen colleagues was hit by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza. At this time, we are working with incomplete information and are urgently seeking more details. World Central Kitchen had no knowledge that any individual in the vehicle had alleged ties to the October 7th Hamas attack. World Central Kitchen is pausing operations in Gaza at this time. Our hearts are with our colleagues and their families in this unimaginable moment.

"World Central Kitchen is pausing operations in Gaza at this time."

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Heart shattering to learn an Israeli drone has targeted and assassinated Mahmoud Almadhoun, one of the founders and chefs behind the Gaza Soup Kitchen.

What started as four pots and essential ingredients in Bait Lahia had grown into a remarkable effort to feed 3,000 people daily.

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I don’t doubt! Hope the seats were comfy for the runtime at least

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gave Gladiator 2 (2.5hrs) consideration, but thought I’d need to rewatch the first (2.5hrs) after 20 odd years. 5hrs of my fleeting time given freely to Ridley Scott, after all the times he’s burned me? don’t think it’s in the cards lads

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I was browsing the Big Dumb Losers starter pack and saw you in there

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had completely forgotten about this moment and want it stuck to my tl for posterity

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mapped out my entire January for Visconti and Poitier seasons (so much printttt), gigs, assorted other rep screenings, bdays.. looking forward to doing around 40% of it

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yes lord

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second-person narration addressing Cate Blanchett’s character: “you know that your mother’s name is Helen”

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