American movie audiences are the rudest I have ever seen. It is an absolutely horrendous experience.
My useless flatmate pays 4k for a room and can’t afford spotify premium so I am listening to Brian Cox tell me to buy a bigmac at 1am in a waymo.
Statements like these are incredibly trite because there is simply no way that in this scenario being in the top .1% is enough. Arbitrary boundary chosen precisely to be unreachable even if “things go well”.
Sometimes i click on the google sponsored link of exactly what I was looking for as a way to say thank you to the search engine
Thief (1981) – Michael Mann
cinematographers in the 80's understood the beauty of wet roads at night
ALT thief (1981) dir. michael mann (cinematography by donald e. thorin)
ALT blow out (1981) dir. brian de palma (cinematography by vilmos zsigmond)
ALT after hours (1985) dir. martin scorsese (cinematography by michael ballhaus)
ALT raising arizona (1987) dir. joel coen (cinematography by barry sonnenfeld)
Guy who has seen 2 operas: I love carmen
Guy who has seen 20 operas: Dialogues of the Carmelites and nothing else
Guy who has seen 200 operas: I love carmen
Cross legged is the only dignified way to sit on the ground as none of the others keep your back straight
This is also not "regulatory capture". Neolabs never stood a chance anyway – history is won by global demonstrations of hypercompetence from VOC to (past) USG. If the biglabs count will be seen.
