It made me turn the lights on and I don't get scared by movies

Oddity

One actor is clearly just golfing the whole time.

I have never understood why so many people hated Sky Captain. I fell in love with it immediately, as something simultaneously old and new, and it bombed so hard and the experience was so frustrating, the director has never worked again.

Oh, and I loved Megalopolis for its sheer audacity and absurdity. I'm excited for the making of documentary that's coming soon.

Babylon is my go to. It's a maximalist masterpiece.

I genuinely believe that we do not have the language to explain the movie Cats. It is so far beyond, but one day, we will. It is a future masterpiece that was made twenty years too early, but I am so glad I got to see it.

I've been debating going to a boxing gym and this has helped me both really want to and really not want to.

I remember just because it was 10 points more than my university said I needed to get in. Later, I discovered my peers in university didn't take the SATs at all and still got in and I was fucking livid. Maybe still am, almost 30 years later.

Silver lining, I guess!

It's outer lands all the way out

I could see this being great as a kid's book, one of those things that has a single page about each one, aling with a photo or drawing, like a Rebel Girls or something. Really drive home to kids that everyone used to live with diarrhea before regulations.

Where did you see it? Because I'd like to not put any effort into finding it but I'd also like to see it.