@KatrinaNation It's amusing how the American right and the American left are seemingly terrified of us Turkish people, though to be fair I'm not sure why Doctor Oz, a man I once truly admired, embraced the MAGA cult.
@footballmemorys There were some amazing soccer players in the 1970s NASL. I'm not a soccer expert, but I was astonished to see that the Peruvian Pele played for the FTL Strikers. Thankfully Mr. Cubillas is still alive...
@joshuarolson Oh wow! You wrote "A History of Violence." That's a great movie. Love Cronenberg. I don't live in NYC, LA, or Toronto, so I rarely get to meet filmmakers.
@joshuarolson You make a fair point. This is indeed red meat for people who watch a lot of Fox News. But I live in a fairly red place. And I'm really, really, really sick of seeing Let's Go Brandon bumper stickers. Yes, they are still around, all over the place.
@BilgeEbiri Great movie! I recently watched it for a second time, the 1st since it was initially released. I would like to see it on the big screen (I've seen it on dvd, and the Criterion Channel, so far...)
@BilgeEbiri Thought about going to see a special screening of Titanic tonight. The running time was the main factor as to why I didn't go see it, but I want to see it as I like to revisit popular films I saw 25-30 years ago regardless of what view of them was at the time.
@HumanoidHistory Wow! Amazing footage from Kars, Turkey, in the late 1970s. I actually lived in Turkey as a child for two years (1977-79) but we never got anywhere close to Kars....
@BilgeEbiri Thought of you a moment ago when I realized that TCM is showing a Kubrick film tonight, "The Killing" at 9:30 pm. Of course, it is up against a World Cup game.... :)
@tamamdir0_@Telegraph Sagolunuz! Turkce aslinda benim ikinci lisanimdir. Ben Turk-Amerikaliyim. Rahmetli babam Turktu. Malisef ben cocuk'ken vefat etmis. Annem Amerikalidir. Tekrar tesekurler.
@washingtonpost As a Turkish-American, I find it striking that lots of Turkish Erdogan supporters (I'm not one of them) are arbitrarily defending Erdogan's gift even though it's more associated with Clint Eastwood than Cuneyt Arkin
@Reuters As a left of center Turkish-American, I tempted to find an Erdogan supporter from Yozgat, the most conservative city in Turkey, to point out that he gave everyone an infidel gift
@sarobertson_ As a Turkish-American, I'm humored by the fact that a right-wing nationalist Turkish president gives everyone a gift which is not made in Turkey