Good luck!

The ending of I Like Movies is such a great version of what a different path asking people questions, and really listening to the answers, can send you down. Every nerd should watch that movie and listen to the answer when the protagonist asks, "How do I get people to like me in college?"

If you're not, you should ask yourself why: are you kind of scared of them? Do you think on some level you're better than most of them? Have you just not had the experience of how surprising and amazing people can be? Do you not know how to ask the questions to make people interesting to you?

What's next, someone interviews him??

The title alone is blowing my mind. Dracula...is in love??

Damn, almost 20 years!

That really reminds me of certain real-life countries' "surgical strikes"

I think Keanu was going for something stilted and stylized, but didn't do it good! But biggest tragedy is Jane, who starts off as a cyber-implant-damaged nerve jangly mess of a ronin, and then gradually disappears into just a generic feminine sidekick

Are you going to write about Castration Movie Pt 2?

Have you seen Johnny Mnemonic, specifically the black and white version? Udo Kier kind of rules in it, Keanu Reeves is...terrible(?)

My jaw dropped when I realized what the makers of the remake got out of the original was, "supernatural threat of chains with hooks on them that come out of everywhere, with a trigger as simple and reliable as the lever on my toaster"

Linus. Wept.

That's funny, because I watch those clips to get up on the latest EDM, and I'm distracted by the poor quality hypnosis! 🤝

One review said Walt Disney "wrapped this one up in gay silk ribbons, beautiful costumes and brilliant splashes of color the envy of the rainbow rangers."