is this an episode of I Love Film?

I read the new Michael Crichton/James Patterson book earlier today (it’s awful, don’t bother) and it mentions “It’s the End of the World as We Know It” as an oldie, which made me sad. And then I remembered it’s been like 37 years an felt even sadder.

jesus christ i’m old 

I seem to remember a cool little network of blogs that was struggling for years to find a devoted userbase and dozens of talented writers until a kindly old group of billionaires stepped in to help them out. And that little network of blogs, whom nobody liked, grew up to be... sold off piece by piece until maybe one …

Alamo Drafthouse has been in dire straits since being purchased by private equity firm Altamont Capital.

That beats the leading alternative, “the last age.”

Historians are going to call this era in history: “The Big Rich Man Baby Era”

Over/under that he’s about to announce the “Muskphone” as a “competitor” to Apple, and said phone will markets itself as “anti-woke” and all employees are required to purchase at full MSRP?

Well look at who it is thats getting upset. Not exactly the swiftest bunch.

You’re doing great .

Going back to my youth, the Onion had a story that stuck with me headlined

He finally won the unanimous popular vote fair and square!

A perfect score!

Still not over folks, if you’re registered to vote, head to a poll, or fill out your paper ballot and send it in. DO NOT VOTE FOR ANY GOP candidate and vote dem. If you’re eligible and not registered, register asap.

Whatever issues you have with the dems, and there are many legit ones, we can not let the party that…

i wouldn’t even necessarily be opposed to a modern spinoff/soft remake. might be interesting to see a toy story with a modern kid, and they have to contend with an evil ipad or fucking whatever.

Time for some live action remakes.

I know I shouldn’t be, but I am still just baffled at the future existence of Toy Story 5. The ending to 3 was arguably one of the most perfect, poignant endings ever and an absolutely perfect bow on the franchise. Then... they made 4 anyway, which while not terrible, wasn’t especially interesting in any real way.

Anyw…

Down.

My two cents, feel free to debate: I feel like the relatively tepid critical reception (I do not care about box office) of Pixar’s last several years’ worth of original films (as opposed to sequels) is because their blend of whimsy and deep emotion (with stellar writing, plotting, and casting) was pretty amazing for a…

I saw the twitter dunking and it was mostly being made by people who weren’t even alive in ‘04 when Super Size Me came out. Even at it’s release ‘Oh wow guy eats nothing but Mcdonald’s and gets fat stop the presses’ was a wide criticism of the films concept. But at the time it was pretty hard to know what was being…