I thought about grifting with tactical soap, but the target demographic rarely wash their hands or any other part of their body.
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I thought about grifting with tactical soap, but the target demographic rarely wash their hands or any other part of their body.
People who are cheering on the US and Israel bombing Iran, are the same type of people who get bent out of shape if you park in front of their house.
Many summers ago, I drove from Dallas to Montreal to try poutine. 10/10, would recommend.
Movie poster for Rental Family shows Brendan Fraser surrounded by people in colorful animal costumes on a busy street, with festival signs in the background.
While predictable at times, Rental Family was absolutely heart warming and at certain moments, genuinely relatable in how they portrayed how people yearn for connection in their own unique ways.
#Filmsky
Had to design a church website once. Used #666 all over.
Hey y'all, if you're a California resident, the state's new privacy program to opt out and delete your information from data brokers is now available.
Couple of steps to get a request completed but it's fairly simple.
privacy.ca.gov/DROP/
This doesn't account for how many times I've rewatched Back to the Future in 2025.
#Filmsky #Letterboxd
A movie poster for Sinners shows a serious-looking man with a gun, standing against a fiery orange background. Bold yellow text displays the title; credits show Michael B. Jordan stars.
A man carrying an axe and a bundle over his shoulder walks through a forest. The movie title βTrain Dreamsβ appears in large text above him, with release dates and Netflix logo. Tall trees frame the image, pointing inward from the top.
Movie poster for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery shows Daniel Craig and an ensemble cast in front of a church, with dramatic upward camera angle.
A man stands in a dim, eerie laboratory facing large green tanks and a giant circular window. The title Frankenstein and release details for Guillermo del Toros film appear over the scene.
My top four films from 2025:
Sinners
Train Dreams
Wake Up Dead Man
Frankenstein
Notable films I really liked:
Superman
The Fantastic 4: First Steps
Hamnet
One Battle After Another
Weapons
Code 3
Warfare
Mickey 17
Predator: Badlands
How to Train Your Dragon
Dust Bunny
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haha same.
Hey fellow elder/geriatric millennials, how are y'all handling all your nice boxes and packaging?
Movie poster for La stanza del figlio shows two people jogging outdoors, smiling. The title and credits, including Nanni Moretti and Laura Morante, appear above and below the image.
Late night watch: La stanza del figlio (The Son's Room / 2001)
#Filmsky
Five people stand in a jungle, looking alarmed as a giant anaconda and a large prehistoric creature appear behind them. The text reads: βAn adventure so big itβll leave you breathless. ANACONDAβ.
Anaconda had me cackling the entire film. It was absurd and hilarious, and the cast sold it so well.
#Filmsky
Will I ever relocate to the English countryside? Probably not.
Have I watched all 26 seasons of Escape to the Country? Yes, yes I have.
BREAKING: WATCH the full 60 Minutes CECOT segment here. This was sent to me anonymously. It appears to be the segment CBS' Bari Weiss killed. www.muellershewrote.com/p/watch-the-...
They released the first trailer!
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#Filmsky
The Iron Giant
Thoroughly enjoyed Dust Bunny. Like a mash up of Amelie and Pans Labyrinth, super stylish and fantastic dialogue.
youtu.be/lQqmOjPDlWg
#Filmsky
When you've been watching IT: Welcome to Derry and have no one to talk about it with. A seriously well executed #horror series; since the very first episode, it's been wild.
I'm not someone who likes to accumulate things, but I'm also someone who just packed up 20 boxes filled with my books.
bluesky checked the IP addresses of pro-turkey posters and they're all posting from hungry
Finally watched Train Dreams. Easily one of the best book adaptations I've seen. The novella was great, but the film brought it to life. The pacing & cinematography deliver a thematic gut punch that captures the quiet passage of life & how someone can end up simply drifting through it.
#Filmsky
The new series "Last Samurai Standing" is so good. Action choreography, acting, pacing, all just superbly done. Haven't binged a series like that in quite awhile.
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein was excellent. A great exploration of the monster and his creation.
The same guy who "doesnβt want to hear about affordability" posted about his new marble bathroom 7 times last week.
bring back maligning racism as the mark of a stupid person. prejudice is the mark of an idiot. if you believe that shit i bet you also donβt wipe your ass
my new mayor getting sexual predators off the streets on day 1 i KNOW thats right
A sneak peek at the cover of next weekβs issue, which celebrates Zohran Mamdaniβs historic win. #NewYorkerCovers
https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/451hFM
Mamdani: "New York will remain a city of immigrants, a city built by immigrants, powered by immigrants, and as of tonight, led by an immigrant."
Good job New York City!
