A reminder that Steven Soderbergh interviews are wonderful - "So watching that movie again was to be impressed with Sofia’s commitment to creating a piece of cinema and not really worrying about whether everybody’s picking up on everything. That’s what multiple viewings are for."
I was looking for something I wrote today and ended up reworking a five year old post about writing. If you read it that would be neat - https://t.co/mAxzhHcQSK
Am I the only one surprised the Double Take App hasn't gotten more use? I'm still using a phone with one front lens so it's a moot point for me but I would think for others....
Whelp, someone did and I bought it. You probably have seen the ads for it on social media. It looks fun, is inexpensive and offers you absolutely no control over the image you take. Do with that what you will.
If there is one thing I've learned in the past year it's that I don't want to compare cameras anymore. I honestly don't know how people do it again and again.
Just watched https://t.co/27Ka7xCG6a
and I had to go read what I wrote about season 2 because 1) it's been almost four years and 2) I could have sworn season 2 ended the show. Film and TV has gotten so strange.
https://t.co/4mWDdV9wMd
I know Twitter doesn't work this way anymore but...I read this today "As the son of a parapsychologist, I found that fascinating." And felt it needed to be shared.
https://t.co/ANsl6BQotA
Up until today I thought, as irritating as Netflix can be (the autoplay when looking title information, recommending rated/watched titles and so on) at least they aren't doing the disappearing content thing all the other streaming sites are. Except they are. I am sad.