Being driven to insane levels of feral here

I don’t care about a Sean Penn speech. I need him to show up because if he wins, I need the acting winners quartet photo.

Wish I could try to go through an awards season without social media. It truly gets worse with every passing year.

Yes, I am interested in the show with Jamie Bell and buff Richard Gadd

Been having a feeling that Sinners may upset in Best Sound. It would be very deserving if it did but also would make me question why it was necessary to give F1 that Best Picture nomination if it’s not going to win this award.

Have listened to so many people give their Oscar predictions, and not one of them have provided any help with Best Supporting Actress.

Came across these Dave Franco pics and felt compelled to share

Gotta be honest that predicting Madigan still doesn’t feel quite right. Going with a lone nominee that’s not a sweeper goes against every bedrock principle I’ve ever used in predictions. But it’s hard to choose between Taylor and Mosaku. I’m still very torn about this.

I don’t really have a NGNG Oscar prediction this year, so the closest will probably be going out on a limb in Animated Short (as much as one can in the shorts) with Forevergreen.

Undertone: The scariest movie ever made that will play at sleepovers for ten year olds that just discovered creepypasta videos on YouTube.

Michael Angarano appreciation post

Finally caught up with How to Make a Killing, and the hottest person in the cast wasn’t Glen Powell, it was Zach Woods.

Anybody know of a place that's fun, exciting, totally confidential and alway free to join?

To let you know what a fun guy I am, my evening plans are to have an edible and watch a 90min YouTube video ranking all the Metra stops in the Chicagoland area.

Rooting for the hot firefighter running for Congress in Montana.

PROJECT HAIL MARY is such a wonderfully entertaining ride that also manages to convey genuine emotion. Gosling is endearing, and Rocky is such a compelling character on his own. Sandra Hüller’s deadpan German delivery was delightful. Impressive crafts and a captivating effort.

Got quoted in the trailer for Silent Friend, the best film I saw at last year’s Venice Film Festival. Pretty nice, and I hope people check out this exceptional movie.

THE BRIDE does have some bold choices in style that are intriguing, but a hollow romance and dull pacing makes the narrative devoid of any sustainable impact. Buckley and Bale are talented but never compatible. Gyllenhaal’s vision is cluttered, messy and mostly disengaged.

Post-SAG thoughts: -Kinda feels done for Penn. Maybe Lindo can spoil, but I'm not betting on it. -Jordan makes total sense at SAG, but not sure he wins Oscar. But Chalamet feels weaker. Maybe a Moura shocker? It's a race -No idea what to do with Supporting Actress between Taylor, Madigan and Mosaku

Dear god

Hot nerds drive me crazy, so no wonder I’m kinda obsessed with the SNL ginger twink.

I won’t deny that Sinners winning ACE is significant. But I can’t dismiss One Battle also won there too. Sinners is strong, but so far that strength has yet to be seen as surpassing OBAA. A PGA victory is the only thing that can convince me. A lot riding on the line tonight.

My hatred for billionaires steadily increases with every passing day.

If I had a ballot

Having a working VCR again means pulling out my copy of the Jack the Ripper miniseries starring Michael Caine that I taped off a tv airing when I was a teenager.

Reminiscing about Justin Long in Tusk

Unfortunately, my dad has discovered those AI videos that imagine modern films as 1950s movie trailers and he will not stop sending them to me.

Manu Ríos holy hell

Found a new genre of videos to watch while stoned: guy who analyzes jewelry stones that have been brought into his shop to determine their authenticity.

I still think Wagner Moura could win Best Actor.

Share a crush from your youth

Caught up with the Oscar nominated live action and animated shorts in theaters, an annual family tradition. Here’s my personal ranking for Animated: 1. Butterfly 2. The Three Sisters 3. Retirement Plan 4. The Girl Who Cried Pearls 5. Forevergreen

David Jonsson is so fine

Why has every single Thursday felt like it should be Friday?

Current rumor is that Jacob Elordi has been offered James Bond. He wouldn’t be my first choice, but if that ends up being official, I can dig it.

Damn, we lost Tom Noonan as well? Gutting news. World class character actor. You lose count of the great roles he had. My personal Supporting Actor winner for Anomalisa. Another one that really hurts.

After many attempts in trying to track one down, I have finally found a working VCR. So happy I can dig out my tapes of childhood favorites.

Gay men are so comically predictable. Mercilessly clowned on everything about Ben Platt, but as soon as he hits the weights, the complaints are gone and it’s open thirsting. I just have to laugh.

Years of crippling self-esteem issues will never make me see myself as that attractive, no matter what. But I’m trying to at least grow my arms and chest, and if I can accomplish that, I’ll be happy.

Thank you to whoever convinced Jerskin Fendrix to change up his look because it is playing *much* better for me.

Happy 30th to Muppet Treasure Island and Tim Curry’s exceptional performance in it.

It’s always tough to lose these legends. But what a long, monumental career that Robert Duvall gave the world. RIP to one of the greats.

I've thought it over, and I think Diego Calva in the Criterion Closet might be the greatest video ever made. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJF_...

The squeal I just let out when I saw Ira Sachs’s The Delta is getting a Criterion release!

I didn’t know a single thing about Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie before heading into it and that was probably the best way to see it.

Brandon Perea leaving me utterly speechless

Harry Lighton was at my screening of Pillion last night, and he jokingly described the film as a BDSM version of Wallace and Gromit, which has fundamentally changed my perception of both the film and those characters.

Lord almighty

I don’t need anymore information about this new movie called Someone’s Daughter because this image of François Arnaud already sold me a ticket.

WUTHERING HEIGHTS is a mixed bag of tones, at times gleefully steering into flamboyant excess but mostly a woefully uneven exercise. The crafts are garish yet captivating, but built around a shallow romance that struggles to feel emotionally satisfying. Inconsistently compelling.