@Hotshot_Movie Wow you are so off the mark. I’ll give you this as a freebie before blocking you. You were good on the Spencer stuff. Caruso is fricken Superman here in the Palisades. The only one actually getting off his ass and making it happen.
The 20 best comedies of all time according to me —
Duck Soup (1933)
The Great Dictator (1940)
The Philadelphia Story (1940)
Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)
Some Like It Hot (1959)
Dr. Strangelove (1964)
Blazing Saddles (1974)
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)
Network (1976)
Annie Hall (1977)
Being There (1979)
Airplane! (1980)
Tootsie (1982)
Ghostbusters (1984)
Broadcast News (1987)
Princess Bride (1987)
Withnail & I (1987)
When Harry Met Sally (1989)
Borat (2006)
Tropic Thunder (2008)
Dashed high expectations has the most impact on the NEXT film, can be difficult to discern in a first film. The Last Jedi killed SW but was hard to tell until after TROS. Nolan just won Best Picture, expectations sky high. Very unlikely not to be huge. But his trust with the audience is on the line.
best bitcoin documentary i've seen.
incredible interview with the investigators who made Finding Satoshi. They took the time to understand the cypherpunk movement and the values that drive crypto.
also i think they found satoshi
Watching the @findingsatoshi_ documentary actually gave me closure with the mystery of who Satoshi is
It seems, beyond reasonable doubt, that we have the best answer that we will ever have on the matter
(And it’s not Adam back)
Good doc with @WilliamCohan and my brother.
New Satoshi documentary makes the case @halfin and Len Sassaman were Bitcoin's co-creators https://t.co/pwPxhqTEPl
Will the real Satoshi Nakamoto please stand up? The team behind the new documentary “Finding Satoshi” believe they have the answer (or, really, the answers) to who created #Bitcoin. My full interview today on #TheBrief with @WilliamCohan and @tydamar
@adam3us@TheRealPlanC "anyone in Europe" is your own construction, not in the film. Look at the panels with the actual activity timeframes based on the individual. It's all there. To the specific topic, obviously a ~9am Pacific BTC transaction is well within typical EU activity frame.
Len acting as Satoshi while Hal runs a race is not contradictory. OP’s division of labor looks reasonably accurate. Len’s active hours were public record and present no conflict — he also knew his partner was in Pacific. Weird that you are making up such irrelevancies to debate. Those “late bumps” were integrated literally years ago at the moment described.
finally had a chance to watch @findingsatoshi_. highly recommend. it’s well done and thoughtfully researched.
it also honors the people who were involved and have already passed, which is a big part of the story. i particularly thought the interview with @franfinney was beautifully done.
it doesn’t try to force certainty. throughout the documentary, they lay out the facts through research and interviews with people who were closest to it, and methodically rule out candidates one by one when the evidence doesn’t hold up.
we may never 100% know who satoshi is, but this documentary comes closer to the truth than anyone else has. i think you'll enjoy the ending.
great work: @tooleyent@tydamar@WilliamCohan
This morning at https://t.co/91de8bXfsw, the movie about the creation of Bitcoin was released. I've been working with them for 3.5 years and am overjoyed to see this at last. (I have no financial interest in the film.) I did see it, and it is amazing. To solve this mystery required exactly this kind of fully integrated investigation tracing the story from the beginning. Even if you have no interest in the "who created Bitcoin" question, it's a moving and informative film. Highly recommended.
https://t.co/eySJAPBKcS