That was as far as I got, but man, such economical storytelling.

The supposed ability to make anything does nothing to ease the problem of not having any interesting ideas. Probably the opposite.

But what does it *mean*?

#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched

Everyone’s dragging the moralizing about ambiguity here, which, sure, fine. But it’s not the weirdest bit by far.

I think that's definitely part of it; the other part is that for the five-ish years that we've lived here, she's had a weird fixation on Jules. For a while, she was dumping coffee on parked cars and telling people Jules was doing it. We've never really understood it because we don't talk to her.

This is laser accurate.

I’m pretty sure Books Inc got their “oldest independent bookseller in the west” tagline when they bought out some other bookstore. It’s only fair that the title goes to B&N now.

Also, his failure as a national team coach was overstated! Tournaments are chaotic!

I bet a good 90% of Fisher Stevens's falling-asleep intrusive thoughts are about that movie.

(I’m sure this has been pointed out many times, but I love how much of 20th century science fiction was about people not believing their robots have feelings when it turns out the exact opposite is the problem.)

Lack of emotion?

I remember “They’re not there to watch the game” being the complaint A’s fans had about Giants fans as long as 20 years ago. Maybe it’s something about the venue.