@zerbert

Author https://xitter.cf/t.co/QQeutQCuMY | Tweeter #fearofbetterfilms | Founder @2theescapehatch | Writer @FTStweets | Podcaster @lambcast

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.@CityofJax time for an @IMAX?
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Variety
@VarietyMay 12
#Cannes jury member Demi Moore says we need to "find ways" to work with AI: "Against-ness breeds against-ness. AI is here. So to fight it is to fight a battle that we will lose. So to find ways that we can work with it is a valuable path that we can take."
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11/ Dark Matter by Blake Crouch. Just an amazing sci-fi thriller. Did some super fun stuff with its multiverse plot. Show on Apple is…not as good so far.
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Recently finished Dark Matter. *Loved* it. Trying to watch the Apple show and not sure I can finish it. They made so many changes. And by they I mean the author - he adapted it for TV. What the hell.
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10/ A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers. I liked this at times. I thought there were quite a few in the series but there are only two. Don’t think I’ll read the sequel. Overrated ultimately.
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9/ How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix. I liked TFGSG so much I moved on to this. Great read. Creepy. The definition of generational trauma.
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8/ The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix. One of my favorites of the year. This would make a great show or movie. GREAT main character.
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7/ Whalefall by Daniel Kraus. A terrifying, weird, wonderful book. I think they’re making it into a movie??
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6/ Artemis by Andy Weir. Really fun and enjoyable. Well imagined city on the moon. Not as good as Project Hail Mary. What is though?
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All hail #ghostwatch 👻
Letterboxd
@letterboxd2 Nov 2024
Post your favorite first-time watches of October 🎃
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