@ChrisHewitt I think y’all might’ve overlooked The Shape of Water in the last podcast re: non horror work by horror directors. I would argue that it’s a fish out of water romance with horror elements.
@GlassOnionMin Knives Out 3 as an amalgamation of ideas from up through minute 79: Blanc/Phillip/dog Gerald go to the Deep South to see Blanc’s family in August. Blanc gets call from college buddy to come to NOLA to help on a case about an old money family w/plantation history.
@GlassOnionMin Re: Minute 76, I will argue that Knives Out is not “old money” but “medium” money. Harlan bought the mansion in 1985, so definitely not old, and certainly not generational, which I think is an important criteria for “old money”.
@HelenLOHara Following current trends, the Talk to Me threequel could be titled “Talk to M3”, and be about a haunted, robot hand. (Just wanted to get that in before @ChrisHewitt comes back from holiday.) I’ll see myself out.
@GlassOnionMin The cinematic effect in minute 68 is rack focusing, when the camera deliberately changes focus between different subjects in a continuous shot. “Split diopter” is having different parts of the frame, at very different distances from the camera, all be in focus.
@MitchytheKid66@RyanShead White people signed treaties with Native Americans promising to let them keep their land, then violated those treaties and force marched the ones not killed to other lands, which was again taken. Sounds more serious than misdemeanors.
Re @GlassOnionMin #47, if you watched a lot of Loony Toons or Tom & Jerry cartoons, you would’ve seen dickys. It’s always when one of them dresses up for a concert, and as the action gets going, their outfits start to come apart, and the dicky, cuffs and collars come off.
@fuckyouiquit Lived in Austria for years where there’s no automatic tipping, and service is great, but not “friendly” in the American sense. Also, kids can start vocational training as a server, start work full time at 16, and retire with a pension when their knees go out. It’s a proper job.
Re: @GlassOnionMin #45, I don’t think Miles planned the 2nd murd…. He’s bad at planning generally, and there was no need until D decided to blackmail him over the near pancake incident.
@skruglnska Re TRoS minute 43, Canto Bight is very fetch-quest-y from a plot standpoint, but I see it as @rianjohnson showing Finn/us who makes money in (Star) wars and rebellions. We don’t get this again until @andorofficial.
@daringfireball Finally listening to the @neil_jhaveri of @mimestream ep and came up with a response to people wanting lifetime unlock pricing: why isn’t that a thing for their jobs? All the reasons they offer would apply to software.
@KnivesOut Re Glass Onion Minute 21: we find out later in the movie that Miles met Andi 10 years ago, and Peg has been working for Birdie for 10 years. This means Peg has been there as Miles built Birdie up, and he still doesn’t know who she is. Wow.
@BriannaWu I think it’s diagnostic that the legal system which allowed JKR quick relief from certain kinds of criticism did not allow much relief at all for a person of color who married into the historically white royal family of Great Britain.
@cafedotcom@HC_Richardson@jbf1755 I have concerns about the demographics of pet owners. If the data came from veterinarians, then it really says that people who have enough money to take their pets to the vet have a 65/35 split between white and black households.
@DecodingTv Re the hat swap in #Andor, @NewRockstars suggests in their breakdown that it’s so Karn and Mosk can recognize each other in the crowd. Alternately, I would not be against Marn ship.