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Blender Dumbass ( J.Y.Amihud )

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The passing of Gene Hackman made me interested in the actor again, and then I saw that he made a movie with Tony Scott, from Jerry Bruckheimer about surveillance. Recent fascination of mine with Michael Bay and stuff related to him, like the fact that a lot of the style of Bay came almost directly from Tony Scott. And the fact that Bay worked wit...

Read: blenderdumbass.org/reviews/ene

blenderdumbass . orgEnemy of the State 1998 is very relevant for today
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Ian Alexander Martin 🇨🇦 📷

An excellent series that is worth your time and patience.

The characters are real and believable, the cultural setting sufficiently resptful as well as acknowledging how bonkers Japanese TV can be, and more than enough surprises about crime and technology.

I would have liked more reveal of Suzie Sakamoto’s past, however.

Still, far more good than bad here.

Highly recommended.

★★★★☆

Poster for the 10-part Apple TV+ streaming series “Sunny,” created by Katie Robbins, based on the novel by Colin O’Sullivan
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Drogyn

Tonight’s movie is the Norwegian disaster flick “The Quake” the sequel to “The Wave”. This one’s a little slow to get going but once it does, it’s a thrill ride. They should make more of these. Subject Kristian and his family to every disaster. Meteor hit, volcano, tornado, hurricane, alien invasion!

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The Other Brook

Tomorrow is #Comedon day, and we'll be watching Preston Sturges's 1941 satire Sullivan's Travels.

As previously described in the paper handouts you received at orientation (you did attend orientation, right?) last week's film, O Brother, Where Art Thou?, took its title from the Sturges movie.

Sturges was the first Hollywood screenwriter to successfully transition to directing and the first person to get the "written and directed by" credit. His screwball comedies are legendary and every single one of them skewers social and class assumptions of their day.

CW: It's from 1941 so odds of some outdated views or language are good.

The watch party starts Thursday April 3 at 6:00 PM PT.

Some options for viewing:

Free:
archive.org/details/sullivans.
Links to Unfree:
reelgood.com/movie/sullivans-t

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Internet ArchiveSullivan's Travels (1941) : Preston Sturges : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveHollywood director John L. Sullivan sets out to experience life as a homeless person in order to gain relevant life experience for his next movie.
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