Tyler Pistorius
@tylervision.bsky.social
I mostly watch movies and play games, but sometimes I write scripts and act as other people in plays/shorts/features. I also like to edit videos.🇵🇸🇺🇦
This is a devastating loss to the art form of cinema. He made such an impact, and it is up to us to become more dreamy and surreal, with intention. My heart goes out to his family, his friends, and his fans.
Love you, Mr. Lynch. 1946-2025 (4/4)
Love you, Mr. Lynch. 1946-2025 (4/4)
January 16, 2025 at 9:40 PM
This is a devastating loss to the art form of cinema. He made such an impact, and it is up to us to become more dreamy and surreal, with intention. My heart goes out to his family, his friends, and his fans.
Love you, Mr. Lynch. 1946-2025 (4/4)
Love you, Mr. Lynch. 1946-2025 (4/4)
His output was abstract, but he was not when it came to expressing himself regarding the creative experience. I highly recommend checking out his book titled “Catching the Big Fish,” which goes deeper into that.
January 16, 2025 at 9:39 PM
His output was abstract, but he was not when it came to expressing himself regarding the creative experience. I highly recommend checking out his book titled “Catching the Big Fish,” which goes deeper into that.
Not just because of his filmography, not just because of his occasional scene stealing performances (check out The Fabelmans if you haven’t seen it yet), but what I adored most about him was his point of view when it came to art and creativity.
January 16, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Not just because of his filmography, not just because of his occasional scene stealing performances (check out The Fabelmans if you haven’t seen it yet), but what I adored most about him was his point of view when it came to art and creativity.
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Death is Business
A new short film from Trance Productions.
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November 14, 2024 at 4:52 AM
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Letterboxd link for anyone who uses that, so they can post their review for it on there if you have a Letterboxd account!
Letterboxd link for anyone who uses that, so they can post their review for it on there if you have a Letterboxd account!
Hey! I’ve done podcasts centered around film and have also written short screenplays. My Letterboxd is a little scatterbrained in terms of thoughtful reviews and quick one-liners, but here it is!
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TylerVision uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 4,681 films watched. Favorites: Seven Samurai (1954), Heat (1995), Princess Mononoke (1997), Mulholland Drive (2001). Bio: Every time I wat...
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November 11, 2024 at 6:26 PM
Hey! I’ve done podcasts centered around film and have also written short screenplays. My Letterboxd is a little scatterbrained in terms of thoughtful reviews and quick one-liners, but here it is!
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I answered, “yes, grandpa. I do.”
He responded, “good man.” He then gave me a hug.
He would be 100 years old today. I would hate to see how he would have reacted to the events of last week if he were still alive today. Because I know it would break his heart.
He responded, “good man.” He then gave me a hug.
He would be 100 years old today. I would hate to see how he would have reacted to the events of last week if he were still alive today. Because I know it would break his heart.
November 11, 2024 at 2:22 PM
I answered, “yes, grandpa. I do.”
He responded, “good man.” He then gave me a hug.
He would be 100 years old today. I would hate to see how he would have reacted to the events of last week if he were still alive today. Because I know it would break his heart.
He responded, “good man.” He then gave me a hug.
He would be 100 years old today. I would hate to see how he would have reacted to the events of last week if he were still alive today. Because I know it would break his heart.