Thanks so much. It had been blocked due to a copyright claim. I just subbed in some temp music to get it unblocked. Should be available again now.

Gus vs. Deebo vs. Jeudy

PPR. Cannot believe I need to ask.

Broke from my ‘directed-by’ criteria for Welles to rewatch one of my all-time favorites. Perfect film.

Finished Raimi, Cronenberg and Linklater in November. Started Orson Welles.

Top 5 first-time watches:
1. A History of Violence
2. The Magnificent Ambersons
3. Eastern Promises
4. A Simple Plan
5. Everybody Wants Some!!

#filmsky

We have an *incredible* value proposition and we're significantly below market in where we set our prices. Look around and see: We're cheaper than just about everything that isn't free, and we do it at a premium quality and with significant volume in terms of content. I want that to stay accessible.

Logging all this stuff at Letterboxd for anyone that's over there too.

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Some were rockier than others for sure, but I watched a lot of good stuff that I'm not sure I otherwise would have found. Some first-time watches that I had no expectations for and wound up loving:

Finishing up David Cronenberg now, and about 1/3 of the way through Linklater. Some of these were done along with @blankcheck.bsky.social, most just on my own.

I've completed some others previously (Coens, PTA, Tarantino, Fincher, Nolan, Carpenter, Mann), but a few deserve a revisit.

-Paul Verhoeven (Hollywood stuff)
-Denis Villeneuve
-David Lynch
-John McTiernan
-Bob Fosse
-William Friedkin
-George Miller
-Elaine May
-Robert Altman (through 1980)
-Satoshi Kon
-Martin Brest
-Stanley Kubrick
-Kevin Costner
-Sam Raimi