@naughtyrobot725 It's too hard to compare, for me. Both excel where the other fails. Film can definitely be so immersive, and heightened.
But novels have more scope to be expansive and cover long periods of time. A book is a journey.
@brittney_reacts He's a good actor in a few scenes of Euphoria but he doesn't have the charisma of a Pattinson or Gyllenhaal... The crazy thing is that even Glenn Powell turned out to be more interesting.
Elordi doesn't seem like he loves the game for the game.
@rob_heighton Kurt Vonnegut left us too soon.
His message of "just have fun making things, they don't even have to be good" is so needed. We need to learn to appreciate the process.
@nprsuperfan@MattZeitlin Not true at all, even if you're intelligent, it's too easy to go down the wrong path, and just end up having a stupidly wrong idea.
@SketchesbyBoze So much philosophy leans this way, in that essentially the journey is the reward. With AI, I really think we're going to see a big divergence in minds.
@livin_as_luther@Senpaisaysbye It seems so absurd. The thing with global warming is that it's actually intuitive - gasses trapping excess heat in the atmosphere. There's an inherent logic to it.
I secretly suspect a lot of the politicians deep down believe it, they just think it won't be them that suffers.
@Loughy Glaciers are icy rivers that end up storing a tonne of water like a dam. This one melted enough to break, and this was all the icy water that it was storing. It all falls at one.
@briab_briar It's kinda crazy that no-one else has really done the slow road to apocalypse before or since. There's this realistic mundanity to a dying society that looks so realistic now
@EvanAboutCinema Tbf I actually get it.
No-one else has made a movie like it. Blade Runner 2049 is amazing but a diff vibe. He made the movie he wanted to make but no-one ever really captured the feeling.