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This was the last Diane Keaton movie I saw. It will never leave me. "Shocking" sounds so glib for what LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR accomplishes. Truly unforgettable cinema.

Think it has to do with saving money on land (being part of a lot with other stores, smaller lots, etc)

Lord, that game was over 7 hours long.
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Nothing will be worse than watching my Dodgers lose an 18 inning Game Five with the three hour time difference tacked on for good measure.

Especially Martinelli’s.

John Carpenter’s The Karen Carpenter Story.

Giving “too good for summer league” vibes In these games.

chow yun-fat and tony leung

the words every girl wants to hear

He does suck but I do find his interview guests informative.

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Can’t wait for Tilly’s insta post about “ignoring the haters.”

A Cade-Levert-Ausar-Holland-Stewart lineup would be fun defensively and at least interesting offensively.

Age yourself with a film you saw in a theater as a kid

The West Wing is jealous of the length of this walk and talk.

Never noticed that my department library has Redford next to Newman and Streisand.

Just once, even for a moment, I’d like to be as cool as Robert Redford in this still from DOWNHILL RACER.

This is the @mgoblog.bsky.social hot take voice.

*Mortal Combat voice* “Get over here.”

I like to imagine epic poems from thousands of years ago being written the same way. And there being toxic fan bases getting annoyed by what some new writer did with Krishna.

I’m in the Andor/Rebels era, alternating between them, and just reached the episodes where they dove tail. Made me appreciate more what the Andor writers accomplished, telling the story they wanted while still being part of the whole.

I’ve been doing a chronological watch of Star Wars (most of which I haven’t seen yet) as my writing breaks and I was surprised at how well it all comes together when you include the Clone Wars and Bad Batch animated series.

Do they play it as much as Penn State does that Nittany Lions roar?

The Coen Brothers wouldn’t write characters this ridiculous.

It was like that joke Mohammed Ali would do where he was just stand there and pretend he threw a punch at the speed of light.

Tbf I couldnt even see his arm move.

Scanned some more old negatives. This batch had pics of legendary actress and dancer Vyjayanthimala during a trip to DC around 1970.

(My father, a student at Catholic University at the time, drove her around.)

Scanning old negatives to see what’s on them. These are from my parents’ wedding.

The Cade Cunningham logo:

- What's a movie you wish you wrote?
- Your favorite movie from 2024?
- A movie you share with special people (for ex: romantic interests)?
- An upcoming movie you're excited to see?
- A movie that made you feel seen?
- You felt was made specifically for you?
#scriptsky, any more you would add?

#scriptsky, sharing the questions I'm asking my students in my feature workshop to start the first class. These are to help them decide between story ideas.
- What's the last movie you paid to see?
- What's a movie you've seen a dozen times?
- Who is your favorite fictional character?
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