Jordan Aaron
@goodbyetostandards.substack.com
Talking about movies, baseball, and all sorts of other stuff.
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I love pulling books off the shelf for a big research project, putting my little babies to good use :)
March 6, 2025 at 2:10 PM
I love pulling books off the shelf for a big research project, putting my little babies to good use :)
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Hochul’s move here is profoundly racist and dehumanizing. Defining Palestinian studies as fundamentally antisemitic means defining Palestinians as something to be erased. It is genocidal.
This is also an unacceptable attack on academic freedom. The governor should have no say in faculty hiring.
This is also an unacceptable attack on academic freedom. The governor should have no say in faculty hiring.
A new McCarthy era is upon us. Stupid, depressing, and dangerous as ever. I wonder whose name will carry the dunce cap in the history books. Too many are complicit. I’ll need to find upset and action, but for now I’m feeling grief at the dehumanization inherent to all this.
February 26, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Hochul’s move here is profoundly racist and dehumanizing. Defining Palestinian studies as fundamentally antisemitic means defining Palestinians as something to be erased. It is genocidal.
This is also an unacceptable attack on academic freedom. The governor should have no say in faculty hiring.
This is also an unacceptable attack on academic freedom. The governor should have no say in faculty hiring.
Love is an act of rebellion against the passage of time. Read about one of my favorite movies, A Little Romance, here:
#filmsky #movies 📽️
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#filmsky #movies 📽️
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Time After Time
Now Playing: A Little Romance (George Roy Hill, 1979)
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February 13, 2025 at 6:15 PM
Love is an act of rebellion against the passage of time. Read about one of my favorite movies, A Little Romance, here:
#filmsky #movies 📽️
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#filmsky #movies 📽️
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February 7, 2025 at 7:54 PM
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So much gratitude to @chrisbohjalian.bsky.social, who is a sincere and generous supporter of all writers.
This is a wonderful book podcast! Many of you discovered the @thebookmaven.bsky.social through her creation of #FridayReads, her book reviews and author interviews in great newspapers, or her beautiful memoir, LIFE B. Tune in to The Book Maven Podcast
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Tuesday's Top Five Upcoming Changes!
Starting next week, we've got a new format *and* a new season of the pod for you
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February 5, 2025 at 2:41 PM
So much gratitude to @chrisbohjalian.bsky.social, who is a sincere and generous supporter of all writers.
Resharing this piece as NO OTHER LAND gets its debut at Film Forum tonight 📽️
January 31, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Resharing this piece as NO OTHER LAND gets its debut at Film Forum tonight 📽️
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Tunnel of Love…desperately underrated bruce record
January 31, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Tunnel of Love…desperately underrated bruce record
Wrote about Jacques Tati and the Marx Brothers this week. Comedy is great in times like these 📽️
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Where the Light Gets In
Now showing: Duck Soup, Mon Oncle, and Playtime.
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January 30, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Wrote about Jacques Tati and the Marx Brothers this week. Comedy is great in times like these 📽️
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Pakula is as much aware of the problem of square conventions as Altman, but, unlike Altman, who throws out as many as he can, Pakula compromises by trying to soft-pedal them. (1971)
January 23, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Pakula is as much aware of the problem of square conventions as Altman, but, unlike Altman, who throws out as many as he can, Pakula compromises by trying to soft-pedal them. (1971)