Facebook still absolutely cannot be beat for comments like, "Well, I finished watching all of the Best Picture nominees. I didn't care for them. I like The Fisher King." - ThreadSky

markharris.bsky.social • 6 days ago

Facebook still absolutely cannot be beat for comments like, "Well, I finished watching all of the Best Picture nominees. I didn't care for them. I like The Fisher King."

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bryanacharles.bsky.social•6 days ago

I had Facebook 2008-11. It was grinding me down, then one day I opened it and saw a post from a "friend" (but someone I didn't actually know) that said, in its entirety, "oops, just ate expired hummus." Right then I deleted my account and didn't have social media for 13 years.

vankaisersoze.bsky.social•6 days ago

I mean, fair.

evlhornet.bsky.social•6 days ago

This is what it’s like meeting people who have never been to reddit

modernshartist.bsky.social•6 days ago

2/3 of the way through A Complete Unknown and can't believe that "guy alternates singing songs you know and songs you vaguely remember hearing once or twice on stage" is considered a plot. Also, going from shyly sweet to mumbling, surly star isn't really a character arc. No wonder it didn't win shit

patravey.bsky.social•6 days ago

Never saw it. Robin Williams.

timofthewest.bsky.social•6 days ago

The Fisher King is pretty great 👍

thefienprint.bsky.social•6 days ago

I like my jokes over-explained and I'm also curious: Is the ideal interpretation here that this hypothetical person is 33 years behind on watching nominees for the 64th Oscars or just that the person knows what they like and they're sad that they don't make 'em like "The Fisher King" anymore?

markharris.bsky.social•6 days ago

I think they just have a particularly fisherkingcentric theory about what defines a good movie and they are very comfortable with that as a permanent yardstick!