how it feels to get a bunch of fire reacts in the group chat

I like James M Cain’s crime novels cause you know exactly how much money everyone has and how that impacts their actions - yes high melodrama between mother and daughters but also you come out the other side knowing how to run a chicken and waffle joint in 1930s California

I say it again and again, it's "Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters But FOR KIDS!" and that it managed to get two shots at a wide theatrical release is pretty amazing.

She is so absolutely thrilled he died and she gets to hang out with celebrities now.

"Resolution/End Titles," John Williams, Close Encounters OST. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENnJ...

wonderful thread, not finished, but this is probably my favorite ❤️

If this scene’s style interests you I can pretty heartily recommend the movie it’s from, The Adventures of Mark Twain, late stop motion pioneer Will Vinton’s only feature film

Love this! Thank you.

"Resolution/End Titles," John Williams, Close Encounters OST. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENnJ...

Toshiba DVD Player (1997) Commercial : 9s

Sunday chill. #grickledoodle #pets #dog #cat #nap #cartoon #holidays #art #drawing #funny

Years ago I did a LION IN WINTER paper figure/diorama/paper theater set. You can still download it and print it to cut and display, if that sort of endeavor is as much your inclination as it is mine: www.patreon.com/posts/paper-...

It wouldn't be Christmas without Kliban cats #MerryChristmas 🎄 Merry #Caturday

I've said this before but the plot to this one would not be out of place in a New Wave SF Novella: The sacred hind travels through the isles of memory to rescue the child of time from the primordial chaos bird and repair the very fabric of time itself.

Very fond of this one, with a scene stealing turn by Peter Falk as a grouchy henchman. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy7D...

Happy Solstice. www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPGv...

I've said this before but the plot to this one would not be out of place in a New Wave SF Novella: The sacred hind travels through the isles of memory to rescue the child of time from the primordial chaos bird and repair the very fabric of time itself.

Very fond of this one, with a scene stealing turn by Peter Falk as a grouchy henchman. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gy7D...

I know that Jake Paul getting wrecked photo reminded me of something...

Happy Solstice. www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPGv...

Dec 21st - Screenwriter Joe Gillis, who forgotten silent film star Norma Desmond hires as a script doctor, was born. 📽️📅 Sunset Boulevard (1950)

Happy Horsie 🦄❤️

"Confusion of seasons is over/ today was clear winter": inkhornterm.blogspot.com/2008/12/wint...

Candles snuffed out at the end of the carol service at St Bartholomew the Great, 20th December.

This was one of my favorite pieces I wrote this year, so I went ahead and made it a public post.

I liked how this piece came out too, so this one is now public as well.

Some recent finds on YouTube. 🧵 1. The Magician (1926). youtu.be/xl0dc5cB-8w?...

One the things that stink about fake nostalgia vids is that I actually like looking at real old b roll for glimpses at vanished places.

I am not a doomer, but it grates on me that getting to the other side of all this, and there is an other side of all this, is going to be so much harder than it ever had to be.

"The Big Sky," extended remix ver., Kate Bush. www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQk9...

The second LaserDisc Rip today is rarer than the first, and also is by Japanese City Pop artist Tats Yamashita. Early 90s. New York City. Real people. A single day documented from morning to midnight. Christmas comes early this year: Christmas in New York. archive.org/details/chri...

Today someone introduced me to a horse doctor and it was just some guy who treats horses. I’ve never been more disappointed

The Sting is so funny, you're like, "This is loads of fun, but very old-timey and screwy., I wonder if it did okay at the box office, or if it was one of those underrated gem situations," and actually, it's one of the most successful films of all time lol. People genuinely liked that sort of thing!

I haven't seen this in years, but I LOVED it. One of the greatest pratfalls in motion picture history.

This is another good one, so I'm going to thread some matches you can watch right now: 🧵

This is one of my favorite of these, so I'm gonna thread a match you can watch on YT right now: 🧵

One of the dumbest things on earth that makes me laugh the hardest. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucA4...

1. "I liberated France while you were dancing." youtu.be/chqzC-zI9Eo?...

"Should I put the horse's head in my bed again?" youtu.be/UJQvVe1gIL8?...

:Thinking about Oscar Isaac's slutty green silk robe in Frankenstein: *annoyed voice* "I said, does the accused wish for a blindfold or last cigarette?"

Today's Daily Mothra! 🦋 🎥 "Ghidorah, the Three- Headed Monster" (1964)

Historians say "murdered by zoomer with incomprehensible politics" was one of the leading causes of death in the mid 21st century- to be exceeded only by "Climate, Miscellaneous"

Paul and Tate getting their brains turned to mashed potatoes the moment they stepped in the ring with somebody in the same weight class who isn't afraid to punch back feels like God flashing a big red warning sign to our country.

If I could've asked it specific historical questions without reading a whole book on the chance that I MIGHT find its answer, I'd have done so, and would never have learned how much additional rich context that book had to offer not just for THAT story, but for others I'd do years later.

If I had been in college and generative AI could have let me turn a photo or a drawing into a Gustave Dore-style woodcut (something I really wanted to do), I would've used it in a heartbeat, and I never would have learned to define form using cross-contour lines.

meet me at the pink flamingo xmas tree in 20 mins if u want an ass kicking

Many things I love about his clip, but King and Franklin's clear link with each other, as artists, as collaborators still, sticks with me. www.youtube.com/watch?v=efIA...