goodbye belgium. maybe next time

they've put us inside the punishment greenhouse

weird

jeeesus

I do not trust or love Dubby.

arrived in Ireland and have met the ai generated six sevening airport bunny named Dubby, defined by his famous catchphrase

pixel treble face down emoji

the idea that this is the first time she's seen this, somehow, and it was this way, on the tiniest screen ever, and that was the moment she was like "no" is really good. full marks

lady in front of me on the plane was watching avatar, which is already funny to contemplate as that's a movie defined by its presentational technicianship more than anything else, but she then got to the scene where jake sully gets permanently bodyswapped over and she shook her head and cut it there

the good kind of scope creep nice when you have the funding and trust for it...

very kind invitation to play a retro game

the main instincts would be that you maybe either give away a huge part of the conceit of the film (which likely gets more people interested in seeing it but hurts the first watch experience) or you blender cut it, do the propulsive a24 imagery assault (so much of the imagery hits more in context)

it's obvious a huge part of the film not hitting is in huge part due to the marketing, even if O Green World is the perfect song to pair with the movie thematically. i can't help as a trailer guy but think "how the hell DO you make this into a trailer?" because so much of the film is uncondensable

watch it in theaters on huge screen so you can see digger...bigger

The Carlton Incident

and all the money is on screen!

the fact that digger cost 180m and is the pure opposite of mass appeal floors me. crazy

also this and primetime are fucking BATTLING for film score of the year. and that's in a year where we got what we got with the odyssey. some incredible music at the movies lately