Lee Spratley

nw POSSIBLE LOVE (Lee)

You ain't gonna catch me responding to comments to my tweets lol. Half the time I don't mean what I post anyways. I tweet to forget.

literature people seem to go out of their way to have bad taste in movies—I’m kind of impressed!

Queen at Sea // Lance Hammer

Glass’s geometrical patterns pushed the Richmond Symphony out of its comfort zone, and it was so exciting to see. It couldn’t be seamless, but that’s beside the point—I’ve rarely seen these musicians more activated. What a concert.

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Unintelligent things going on over on the Criterion Forum, as per usual

I’ve been learning how to use Handbrake these last two days and, as a result, my laptop’s cooling fan comes on while it does processing work. I hate it. It feels like I’m actively killing my computer.

damn how is it Gain Day once again?! 💪

I imagine Brecht's thinking on radio and film is worth the effort, but I rarely if ever see it mentioned in film criticism. Anyhow, I can't wait to dig into this volume.

I imagine all of Ken Russell’s classical composer movies are worth seeing tbh

nw

BBCAN10 was far and away the best film of 2022--nothing comes close.

I spent two hours this morning learning how to convert E-AC-3 to AC-3 on Handbrake in order to watch the KG POSSIBLE LOVE rip only to realize afterwards it’s streaming on Netflix. BUT learning how to use Handbrake will prove to be a game changer.

So none of you told me this is a deeply moving masterpiece and a great love story w/ genuinely indelible imagery and surprising overlapping dialogue à la Hawks?

anyone wanna start making bets on when KG will return?