happy friday post simpsons screenshots to cleanse the timeline

The Pepé Le Pew cartoons featured some of the most fascinating human character designs. Chuck Jones, as always, was working on another level compared to the other directors as Termite Terrace.

Exactly one month away from the installation of my very first solo art exhibition and....God I hope that I'll be ready by then....

Mad Men The Sopranos King of the Hill Cheers Twin Peaks The Twilight Zone Columbo Mary Tyler Moore Kids in the Hall Conan (Late Night era) The Simpsons (season 1-10) Freaks and Geeks Justified Better Call Saul Frasier

Note to self: The next time you have your own art exhibition, make sure to have it on display during months AFTER local artist grants are unavailable. Not when local artist grants are available.

This is what you want to see when you watch a movie

Excluding Aguirre the Wrath of God, Nosferatu, Fitzcarraldo and his documentaries, which Werner Herzog movies should I watch before they leave the Criterion Channel next week?

Driving around on a motorcycle with The Archies' Sugar Sugar playing full blast on the radio is ....a choice.

Peter Stormare at the Fargo Theatre last night for a 30th anniversary screening of Fargo.

Thanks to the weather, I won't be able to drive down to the Twin Cities for the holiday weekend. Which means that I won't be able to see Thief in 35mm tomorrow night. Guess I'll try again at the end of the month and see what happens when I try to see North by Northwest in 70mm.

This post is only for @vitaphonezone.bsky.social . You'll be happy to know that I finally got around to watching Stingaree this morning. I really dug this one.

Another year, another post-party celebration for the film festival I'm involved with in which one particular person called me a film bro. This time, it was because of me mentioning how I thought that Timothée Chalamet was fantastic in Marty Supreme.

An L for Kael here.

Let's gooooooo!!!!

I'm kind of leaning towards bumping up One Battle After Another into my top five after re-watching it yesterday morning. So as it stands: There Will Be Blood The Master Phantom Thread Boogie Nights either Punch-Drunk Love or One Battle After Another

We now live in a world where PTA is a three time Oscar winner!!!

Crappy week on account of the job became worse. I had to take my dog to the emergency vet this morning.

Now that I finally watched THE SECRET AGENT, I can finally listen to this on repeat. www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbLm...

First time watch of a late period Friedkin banger. First time watch of a dull and pretty icky Hammer Film. First time watch of the '39 adaptation Wuthering Heights. Rewatch of Little Caesar. Good but it's still no Public Enemy.

I currently have three of my photographs on display in an exhibition in Kansas that were all damaged when they were enroute due to the poor packaging job done by UPS. Not only did the gallery's manager fix the damaged frames but my work was named Honorable Mention for the exhibition.

When Wiseman was here in Fargo seven years ago for a screening of Titicut Follies, a person during the Q&A portion asked in a bit of a rude way why they have to pay at least $20 in order to stream the documentaries. Wiseman's response: Unlike my other fellow filmmakers, I want to eat.

For the past five-six months, someone has been writing anti-Trump messages with street chalk on the side of a garage that's a few blocks away from my house. I've been meaning to photograph all the different messages. I finally found time yesterday to photograph the latest one.

I suppose my "In this world there's two kinds of people" at this moment in time is going to be those who love Harold and Maude (myself included) and those who don't. Anyways, I watched Harold and Maude for the first time in years and am a wreck again.

RIP Bud Cort

I cannot recommend HENRY FONDA FOR PRESIDENT highly enough. Watch it while you can. www.lecinemaclub.com/now-showing/...

Post a tree you photographed

My man William Powell in his first scene in High Pressure (1932).

Definitely going to remember this line that Edward G. Robinson says in Five Star Final for the rest of my life: "God gives us heartache and the devil gives us whiskey."

Back on my bullshit. Watching a bunch of Pre-Code movies thanks to Criterion Channel's Mervyn LeRoy series.

Would gladly list 20. Heck, even 25, 50 or 100 if somebody asks me to. But if it's just 10: The Searchers The Wild Bunch High Noon Unforgiven Once Upon a Time in the West McCabe & Mrs. Miller The Good, the Bad and the Ugly The Naked Spur Johnny Guitar Man of the West

Does not surprise me on who was the director of that garbage Xfinity Super Bowl commercial.

I will never forget the moment 20 years ago when one person who was in the same Film Appreciation course with me saying to someone else "Well that was another two hours of my life wasted." I refuse to name the movie that caused that moron to say that.

Stayed in last night and watched a bunch of SCTV videos on YouTube involving Catherine O'Hara. This is still one of my all time favorites from. SCTV "You think it's not scary to get depressed?" youtu.be/GMVrMHQk95s?...

I've been struggling mentally with what's been going on down in the Twin Cities. My mother's side of the family and many of my friends live down there. Finding out that someone I knew growing up was friends with Alex Pretti isn't helping me.

Delroy Lindo for Sinners is the Oscar nomination that put the biggest smile on my face.

Last year, I purchased two Polaroid cameras. I cannot begin to tell how much it's helped me keep productive with my photography. Especially the Polaroid camera that can shoot B&W instant film.

Hell yeah!!!!

Since I deleted my Twitter account last week, my brother (who really should finally delete his account) has kept me on the loop on some of the movie related prompts. Yesterday, someone asked what is Clint Eastwood's most woke movie and his least woke movie. Would love to see those replies.

Time to sign up for a different gym where senior citizens won't act passive aggressively when I turn Fox News off on the TV in the locker room.

Today is the day that I finally deleted my Twitter account.

2016: Moonlight 2006: Children of Men 1996: Fargo 1986: Blue Velvet 1976: Taxi Driver 1966: Persona 1956: The Searchers 1946: The Best Years of Our Lives 1936: Modern Times 1926: So This is Paris

I now own a piece of the Fargo Theatre. Or should I say two pieces of the Fargo Theatre. Two of the balcony seats that have been there since the 1930s.

As over the moon I am about MARTY SUPREME, I'm always going to remember somebody posting this clip on Twitter back when UNCUT GEMS was released and saying this is what it's like watching a movie by the Safdies. www.youtube.com/watch?v=28v6...

A few personal highlights from this difficult year: -My photography being accepted into nine different exhibitions -Running the half marathon portion of the Fargo Marathon -Visiting Glacier National Park -The weekend of my 40th birthday -Rilo Kiley at the Palace Theatre

What should be the final movie that I watch in 2025? The Shining or When Harry Met Sally?

I don't want to be that guy but this worries me.

"Why? Why was I programmed to feel pain?"

Foe those of you who need it this holiday season, Flicker Alley has the new restoration of the Laurel & Hardy short Big Business available to view on YouTube. youtu.be/RBJYPZfOwwI?...

Very tempted to make a thread involving all the scenes in Casino that received the biggest laughs from the audience at the screening I attended this morning/afternoon.