Director and writer for fun, AD and producer for a living.
Memphis, TN
Joined September 2014
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There’s a lot to say about Nikole Hannah-Jones’ parenting, but the infinitely more important thing here is how there are entire schools that just don’t assign homework or teach children anything. This is really bad! We should all be more angry about that! There should be riots in the streets!
We don’t have the movie but I’d argue the Robert Fagles translation does this splendidly
I want an Odyssey adaptation (and an Odyssey translation) that makes you feel in your bones how profoundly different the archaic Greeks were from us. Basically space aliens. Nolan is just fundamentally not interested in that kind of estrangement.
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These would have gone platinum on Tumblr.
Shot on Fuji 400 film mostly around Bartlett, Frayser, and North Memphis
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Koe Wetzel getting New Yorker pieces feels like someone is playing a practical joke on me. I guess country really is cool again but I don't know how to feel about it
Koe Wetzel, who broke out with a song about driving drunk to Taco Bell, reintroduces himself on a new album, “The Night Champion.” newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…
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Michael Mann's #Manhunter: The Final Cut will open in U.S. theaters beginning July 24 in a brand-new 4K restoration.
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Counterpoint: it’s a movie, you don’t *need* any of it, but the crane shot looks cool and creates/sustains a market for highly skilled and specialized labor within the industry. Spending that money on a better crafty spread for the crew does not
Do you really need that time consuming and labour intensive crane shot? How about shooting from a tall adjacent building and instead having better food on set. Do you really need an expensive camera rig to attach your camera to a car? Watch a Kiarostami film.
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The arts are vital and filmmaking one of the last remaining art forms that both employs a lot of people and is still fiscally viable in an era where fiscal viability is very important. We (literally) owe it to the world to make as many technically ambitious movies as possible
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Justin T. Malone retweeted
Some of Eiko Ishioka’s set designs made for
'Mishima: A Life in four Chapters' (1985)
I’ve never been more locked into a movie based only on its premise
Fjord: Sebastian Stan & Renate Reinsve move their religiously conservative family to ultra-progressive Norway, where they're immediately accused of abusing their kids. less tense than usual for Cristian Mungiu, but much sadder. p good!
my #cannes review: indiewire.com/criticism/movi…
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I can’t tell if Lionsgate paid for this article or if this writer genuinely admires the meretricious vulgarity of a Michael Jackson biopic that capitalizes on a monumental IP without mentioning The Thing about the IP. The latter would be an interesting critical perspective though
The comparison is a bit insane and also this whole “three cheers for executive leadership” mentality is a death cult.
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Idk if this is a hot take or not but these aren’t even my two favorite Radiohead albums (In Rainbows and The Bends)
Radiohead has made it to the finals, but only one album can win our Best Album Bracket
Cast your final votes in Kid A vs. OK Computer on Instagram stories now, and thanks for playing
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