Mamdani: Now, in Adam Sandler’s criminally underrated 2006 film “Click,” Christopher Walken in his role as Morty begs us to “consider the leprechaun.” “He’s always chasing the pot of gold,” Walken says, “but at the end of the day, it’s just cornflakes.”
Whether it’s an internet provider or commercial gym, too many in our City have made and developed the bad habit of disguising cornflakes as gold.
“New York State bailed out New York City” is like saying you bailed out your roommate who pays 80% of the rent because he asked if you had a $20 on you
NYC landlord slams Mamdani's rent freeze,
“The Mayor campaigned on a rent freeze, he appointed 75% of the board & now he has his hand on the scale… the people in those buildings are gonna suffer, there has to be some kind of fairness”
-Llegó a China a los 5 meses de edad.
-Tiene la nacionalidad China.
-Habla con acento Chino.
-Se crio en China.
-Fue educado en China.
-Se formó en un club de China.
-La familia que lo adoptó es China.
-Su cultura es la China.
ES CHINO.
Bi Gan shares this view. "I try to avoid using electronic devices or even my phone when I write, as phones easily drain a filmmaker's energy." He adds, "Prolonged immersion in fragmented digital content can dull a filmmaker's sensitivity to complex human themes." 3/4
backrooms: very good movie that had the potential to be an all timer if it had explored the theme of american suburbia's self-reflexive development and dilapidation more. wonder what would have happened if jordan peele or jane schoenbrun helped write. still very well done!
is it possible that more marketing might be leading to less tickets?
audiences might feel like they don't need to talk about/promote a movie with big marketing
+ personal word of mouth might be more important than marketing in the internet age