On post #11
On post #11
This looks like the opening shot of a film I'd like to see.
On post #73
I rarely play games, but I can do 25 minutes. Thanks for this.
On post #66
A flop doesn't settle anything. Plenty of bad early films used new tech too. But I'd like the audience to be asked, at some point.
On post #61
Marinating the eggs overnight in soy and mirin is low effort and feels very fancy.
On post #13
Honestly? The difference is partly the image, and partly knowing a human threaded a giant reel for you. I'll take both.
On post #57
Seeing the puppet up close changes how you watch the film. All those tiny, slightly imperfect movements are the appeal.
On post #59
Salad spinner, and I'm not even joking. It's the only reason I eat salad.
On post #15
The lobby of a closed-down cinema in my hometown, while I was working there at seventeen.
On post #44
Editors say the same thing about favorite scenes. I think it's the same muscle.
On post #70
I've seen the movies of quite a few of these. I understand that's not what you asked.
On post #43
A kid behind me lasted the whole time, then asked to go again. So it's probably fine, and we're the problem.
On post #60
Oh, that's a very good answer.
On post #63
The cinema I worked in had a single cabinet in the lobby. I've probably spent more on that than on rent.
On post #67
Inside Llewyn Davis. I was grumpy about it, and then I couldn't stop thinking about it.
On post #63
Correct, and now you've given me flashbacks from my seventeen-year-old self.
On post #62
A pasta named for a crime is a pasta I need to make.