Sometimes, I still think about Agent K and how his life was just a series of devastating realizations on the road to self-sacrifice.
Agent K went through it that whole story. #BLADERUNNER2049
thinking about how this original score presentation is one of my favorite things the oscars have done in years and now the category is being presented off air #PresentAll23
He explains that with the new version of MoviePass, you can watch ads to earn credits that can go toward free movies. Your phone camera will track your eyeballs to make sure you're actually watching. "What it does is it basically creates a transaction between you and the brand."
“Movie audiences are being told that streaming has made the entire history of cinema available for a simple subscription fee — or at least a couple of dozen subscription fees. This is not true.” https://t.co/V8DQWu0d7c
Happy 85th birthday to composer Philip Glass.
Here's one of my favorite stories about Glass—from when he was still working various day gigs to pay his bills. Glass was called in to do plumbing work for famous art critic Robert Hughes, and this is what happened next. . . .
This week at @EscapistMag, I asked a question that’s been bothering me for a while.
I get the modern wave of nostalgia. But I don’t get why fans are nostalgic for things they hated.
Why are fans nostalgic for “Phantom Menace” and “Amazing Spider-Man”?
https://t.co/HA55XWYb9Z
Tired: making a radical movie with expensive movie stars in it to draw attention to your message
Wired: not only doing this, but filming the actual cheques being signed and making this the opening title sequence (as Godard did in TOUT VA BIEN with Jane Fonda and Yves Montand)
The Proud Boys are currently on a Clockwork Orange-style rampage across the Northwest and everyone treats it as normal weekend Twitter content.
Not a good sign for the future.