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@jesusrodriguezb @Azi @NewYorker Bring some umlauts with you. You’re gonna need them.

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@lesclarkart1 @_frases_caua The dead flowers belong to the Stones.

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@columbo_dog @RodneyMarshall1 The first one -- OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies (2006) -- is clearly the best. Cause it's not just Dujardin. The girl, Bérénice Bejo, is really funny, too.

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@columbo_dog @RodneyMarshall1 The OSS117 movies starring Jean Dujardin are wonderful. As funny as the Sellers' Pink Panther films. Unfortunately, I've not been able to see the third one -- OSS 117: From Africa with Love (2021) -- because it's unavailable in the US.

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@semaforben @maxwelltani Many journalists (esp. J-school grads) suffer from Woodstein syndrome. They believe that they are on a mission. This energizes their work, but on a person level makes many come over as holier than thou (on a mission from G_d, as Ackroyd and Belushi put it in The Blues Brothers.)

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@wychstreet @dahvnyc Perhaps you were thinking of John Waters.

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@CaitlinPacific I wish words could suffice. Godspeed to you. (But slowly, very slowly.)

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@NowtofTown Is that Bernard on the right? Kinda looks like him.

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@RemiFauconnier Mythic. If the studio was mythical, it and Carlos would not be there. Unless this is AI.

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@For_Film_Fans Why isn't it called WHITNAIL AND ME?

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@subject_eye @evgrieve There were only a few bookstores left on 4th Ave when I came to the East Village in 1975. Plus the one store in the building where the recently closed Starbucks sits. Everything was gone by the early 1980s.

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@Bluebearmonkey @RnaudBertrand C'est dommage

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@RnaudBertrand @Bluebearmonkey What happens if you run out of ink during hour four?

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@MCulpa40012 @mrianleslie The excerpts are from The (UK) Times review, which is far and away the most honest review of the book, esp when compared to the uncritical, unincisive NYTimes review.
Remember it's a review of the BOOK, not of the Stones.

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@matvelloso If you costed it out, you'd determine that it only cost a few hundred dollars.

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@bopy_petal @MorrisACollins A surname one can't pronounce writing stories one can't read (without falling asleep). Younger brothers Frederick and Steven wrote the lone Barthelme winner, Double Down, about blowing a bundle on poker.
https://t.co/1yCBMRTp2H

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@GaryMarcus Can't handle the truth? That's their first sign of sentients!

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@tonywendice1954 Speaking of Lemmon, as of yet Scorcese has not made a movie as bad as Wilder's swan song, Buddy Buddy (1981).

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@For_Film_Fans Psycho was made in 1960, which is after Rear Window. Is this a rerelease poster (if so, what year) or for the VHS or what?

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@Hustlediva1 @SNY_Mets @SNYtv I initially read your tweet as "got lucky that Mendoza got lucky today." Which would be a correct take, too.