sorry! it's GOOD NEWS, 1947, directed by Charles Walters (his debut picture)
it's presently tied with ANATOMY OF A MURDER for my favorite movie of all time. and, gun to my head, I'd go with GN.
New Sunnydale is dead before it even started. Doctor Who seems to be in limbo. I'm honestly starting to think the real Hellmouth is governed by television executives. www.ign.com/articles/buf...
Left: Minimal line art drawing of a cat that is enclosed in a pink rectangle. Label: Kitten is completely full of crimes Right: the same cat art but twice the size. The same size rectangle covers only the bottom of the cat. Label: Adult cat contains the same amount of crimes but it does not dominate all of their behaviors
STOP USING AND SHARING THE WASHINGTON POST
if I ever do it’s an accident
See they’re saying the opposite on Reddit. That Chloe Zhao must have changed everything so much that it was a different show
It is interesting how this is happening just before the Oscars where Zhao just might win
Sorry everyone, I made a deal with a monkey's paw to trade out any possibility of more Buffy for two lost episodes of Doctor Who
this is the thing that's gonna make me into da joker baby and I'm not even kidding I'm going to lose my shit
I’m sorry for your loss
www.wired.com/story/securi...
Three years ago, a hacker broke into a server full of emails, images, and other assorted documents.
The hacker was so appalled by materials, which appeared to contain child abuse images, that intruder left a message threatening to turn over the evidence to the FBI.
Three Salons at the Seaside fans assemble for this aching essay in pathos, resilience and beauty, as the last long-term residents of genteel, fading seaside hotels cling to a fading way of life
Almost through it, if you can help!
One of the best and more often repeated episodes of Maigret. I think the repeat on 24 Feb 64 led to writer Margot Bennett being sounded out to write for Doctor Who (her name appears on paperwork from 28 Feb and (undated but probably) 2 March).
If only a college professor could condescendingly yell at her that AI is useful, I bet she’d feel so much better about all this
This is VERY BAD
it’s unreal how these grown-ass men had no problem destroying untold lives with chatGPT but go crying to a judge when people make fun of them online
I think the real answer is that John Carpenter didn’t really feel like directing anything that would be too much work, after nearly killing himself on low budgets for 3 decades.
Which would also explain why his most recent directing work was over zoom
And I thought I couldn't hate Rebel Wilson more after CATS.
Up the Junction. Stuttering drum, banging keys, stuttering drum, greatest opening line ever.
Senator Tuberville on x writing a response to the @endwokeness account Original tweet from @EndWokeness - “less than 25 years apart” Image 1 - the twin towers as they are hit by a the planes on 9/11/2001 Image 2 - Mayor Mamdani sitting on a prayer rug while hosting an Iftar at city hall Quote tweet from Senator Tuberville - “the enemy is inside the gates.”
Let there be as much outrage from politicians in Washington when kids go hungry as there is when I break bread with New Yorkers.
Makes me think about how for years John Carpenter talked about making a Western, even wrote a few in the 1970s.
And then in the 2000s, his fan & scriptwriter Drew McWeeney tried to get him interested in movies again by offering to write a Western
Carpenter snorted “I don’t wanna direct horses”
Totally cosign this thread
Oh No!
Never trust a ceiling dodger.
This was a perfect storm of an episode because Ramzee is a tornado of fun and a lightning storm of erudition and me and that @nadiashireen.bsky.social were blown away.
publicly financed elections now
My big “what if” for THE PHANTOM is if it had been directed by original choice Joe Dante. At the time, Simon Wincer had just done FREE WILLY and so was a bigger name & Dante got made exec
As it stands, the film is wonderful entertainment, but I just feel Dante would’ve given it an extra level
Ms Rachel has shifted from advocating for children killed by bombs that our taxes pay for, to advocating for children that our government is imprisoning without cause, which our taxes also pay for.
This isn’t what a kid’s entertainer should feel the need to do, but since we’re here, more ppl should.
I'm struggling to explain to non-fans how 'they found two missing episodes' feels. I think it might genuinely be a whole human emotion only accessible to Dr Who fans, like we're deep sea fish who can smell magnets.
