Sholay is a good movie but Metrograph has such unbelievably troll timings 😛
Every time I have seen them play “Millennium Mambo” it’s at 11 PM. Criminal to do this shit when located in lower east side. It’s either that or classic I want to watch screening at 1 PM on weekday
New York: come watch the Bollywood classic "Sholay" at @Metrograph on Wednesday August 19th at 6:10pm. I'll be introducing the Film Heritage Foundation's 4K restoration—with the original ending!—as part of the theatre's Worldwide West selection. Tickets available.
@_vonarchimboldi Yeah I have memberships for Film forum (close to JC) and Lincoln center (this one mostly for NYFF). It’s been quite nice, watched Kiyoshi K’s latest, rewatched Third Man etc
Whose opinion should we take more seriously on AI in research: Poli sci undergrad who is self-admittedly scared of math
Obscure researchers Ed Witten, Terence Tao
Very tough choice really
Asking AI for generalist responses to basic questions is fine, or asking it to help plan out your day, but you should feel shame if you use AI for help doing significant tasks within research
IIT just fired 160 people, including tenured faculty, giving them only a few weeks’ notice. Perhaps they can do this legally, and this may even be in the future for more universities, but I won’t be able to recommend IIT as a place to work from now on.
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Well the problem for cinema is there is a pretty low percentage of directors doing this and an even lower percentage of audiences who want directors to do things like this
This blew up huh. I should clarify I don’t hate Nolan and almost religiously buy tickets to his movies. It’s just that he’s a blockbuster director who has some interesting ways to channel the power of the visual medium and also is guilty of doing some very boring stuff with it
@_vonarchimboldi@doloyeung@twst12612648 I mean idk I don’t really consider standup comedy a worthwhile human endeavour so I’m just going to agree with everything 🤣
@twst12612648@FateSailor@_vonarchimboldi It’s not to say that slow and meditative movies are always better but it depends from context to context. There’s no uniform answer to which kind of pacing is better but for the odyssey I definitely lean slow and just generally for any setting with themes of time and memory
@twst12612648@goopium@_vonarchimboldi Well it’s only between these two and twin peaks. I prefer the Sopranos but The Wire has the grander scope so can go either way
@twst12612648@FateSailor@_vonarchimboldi That’s a good thing. I think Nolans film would also have benefited from being slower and from shots having more breathing space over jarring cutting. In fact the slow sequences are some of the best in it - Circe, siren’s song. Maybe that’s how the directors cut even is tbf