Antony Starr speaks out against AI "'[AI] is coming no matter what' ... bla bla. Recent movies have proven that people want human stories. Not big ridiculous VFX-driven nonsense" "Ever tried to go to an Al movie premiere? The cast are horrible and they hate their human fans"

Raccoon version is also acceptable

“Hey, wait a minute! This is grass! We’ve been eating grass!”

What To Know About ‘Backrooms’ https://theonion.com/what-to-know-about-backrooms/

we are the K-pop demon hunters when you need them???

Reminder that this is released by Paramount 🤢

Josh O'Connor attends the UK premiere of 'DISCLOSURE DAY'. #JoshOConnor #DisclosureDay

crazy that he has more common sense than Scorsese regarding AI

when i use words such as Mise-en-scène or Grand Guignol in one of my reviews for @letterboxd.social

it's Wile E. coyote in the upcoming Coyote vs. Acme 🐺🆚🚀

good news for Oscar completists, Two Arabian Knights (winner of the only Oscar ever given for Direction of a Comedy) and The Racket (one of the first Best Picture nominees) are getting digital restoration and released as part of a Howard Hughes compilation

So are we done with Sam Levinson now? ... please?

so tired of this bullshit

The way society lost when Hollywood stopped making movies about booze, parties, flappers and the roaring 20s overall. Damn the Hays Code.

25 years Moulin Rouge! was released ♥️♥️♥️

Happy #PrideMonth btw

That greedy, grasping glob of chemicals...

There you go

British people on a smoke break:

no shit sherlock

one thing i knew about Judy Holliday is that she was in a relationship with musician Gerry Mulligan until she passed away in 1965, what i didn't know is that they recorded an album together that for some odd reason was released until 1980 youtu.be/cBM6uILczwY?...

look how much craftsmanship we've lost in clothing in just a hundred years

She EARNED that Oscar, if you've seen those deleted scenes and early drafts, she 100% helped saved it

#LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched let's see... two Daffy shorts, an early Joan Crawford movie in which (unsurprisingly) she's the best thing and an early talkie that teases to be a big musical spectacle and it's neither of those (and there's no jazz smh)

he knows exactly what he's doing 👀

I think we’re long past the “ai bad because of stealing” argument and fully in the “ai is also actively and tangibly destroying our planet why are you even trying to use it as an art tool at this point” stage

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"Gandalf Scorsese isn't real, he can't hurt you" Gandalf Scorsese:

you know what? it's happening, i really don't see Lisa Kudrow winning anymore

Listerine Leaves 0.1% Of Germs Alive To Spread Message Of Terror Throughout Microbial Community https://theonion.com/listerine-leaves-0-1-of-germs-alive-to-spread-message-of-terror-throughout-microbial-community/

We are now 3 months away from the release of Coyote Vs Acme! Director Dave Green has shared this graphic celebrating the milestone!

Sad coincidental news: Lenny's great production designer Albert Wolsky has passed at 95. He won Oscars for All That Jazz and Bugsy; his mindblowingly eclectic credits range from Sophie's Choice, Grease, and Manhattan to Charlie Wilson's War, Jarhead and Birdman. A brilliant gay pioneer. RIP.

that explains why the ads on instagram are a fucking nightmare lately, they're horrible on purpose to make you pay to not see them fuck them and fuck zuckerborg 🖕

Every time

Our entire economy is being artificially propped up by astrology for men: AI, crypto, sports betting, and prediction markets. It's an economy shaped entirely by male insecurity and lack of impulse control, and we'll all pay the price.

I know how easy it is to get bogged down in semantics, but AI IS A SCAM. A STUPID scam. How washed do you have to be as a person, to believe that something engineered to replace human labor, could lay groundwork for job creation? Billionaires really think they found the infinite growth glitch.

This complaint is so old that this joke is from a cartoon in 1995:

People don't long for "inconvenience." They long for permanence. And though streaming services may be convenient, people are waking up to the fact that we are paying rent-seeking middle men month after month for things we will never actually own.