porkbelly.bsky.social
I love movies, dogs, and food. Does cognitive science for a living. He/him
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Yes!
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This is a terrible idea
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Ironic
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Just watched this for the first time last October. That ending is wild.
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I really liked it. If you enjoy psychological expressionism in your films, I’d highly recommend it.
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I got to see one of the silver nitrate prints in Seattle in the late ‘90s. Really incredible theatrical experience.
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Really good. You’re in store for a treat
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Did you see Red Rooms?
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New transfer?
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I would also argue that a lot of innovation occurs at the “B” level of filmmaking. They need to stand out and are frequently going to try a big swing to make that happen. Look at a lot of effects/techniques in films by Mario Bava, as an example.
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Derald Sue has done a lot of research on this topic. Has a book called Microintervention Strategies that is pretty informative.
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I listen to it every year when I decorate my tree.
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I just got the Taschen book. Can’t wait to dive in.
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If you haven’t read the novels, I’d highly recommend them.
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I live too far away to attend but I’d definitely go to that Walkabout/Wake in Fright double.
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I always recommend Dead Bang and Extreme Prejudice
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That looks great
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This coverage would have been a lot more useful a couple of months ago
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I work at a public university. The state used to contribute 66% of our budget. Now, it contributes 9%. This is in a deep blue state.
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This is the one thing that social media has demonstrated to me- wealth is in no way related to merit.