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There’s an unlimited number of accounts on here with movie and film in their name and all of their content is clips of TV shows nobody watches with the caption “what movie is this?” or “this is the best movie.”
Stephen Quirk 🏳️🌈 retweeted
Martin Sheens masterclass performance in “The West Wing”.
teapaw.org/tweetsbygoody/status/1…
This is explains some scenes in Carry-on.
Netflix execs tell screenwriters to have characters “announce what they’re doing so that viewers who have a program on in the background can follow along”
They also have thousands of micro-genres including “casual viewing” which is used for movies/TV that go down best when you’re not paying attention.
(Source: nplusonemag.com/issue-49/ess…)
Stephen Quirk 🏳️🌈 retweeted
#GIVEAWAY Merry Christmas everyone! We are celebrating with our BIGGEST ever giveaway including TEN #1 Collector's Editions from new favourites like Thesis (1/2500) and Timecrimes (1/2500) to sold-out editions like Coffy (1/750) and Primer (1/1500). Two winners will take half the stack each!
To enter:
1. Follow us
2. Like the post
3. Retweet the post
When we return in the new year, we will draw the winners.
Good luck 🎁
The Substance (2024) by @coraliefargeat
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Having an unintentional semi-related double feature… Cassavetes's "Opening Night" and "Smile 2." A celebrity witnesses a car accident, sees dead people, struggles with sobriety and mental illness, and preps for their opening night of their play/tour.
Lately, I've been watching John Cassavetes's films. So far, I've seen "A Woman Under the Influence," "Faces," "The Killing of Chinese Bookie," "Opening Night," and now "Husbands." (I saw "Shadows" back in college). Let me just say… I get it.
