"Love and Theft" should win but won't
High schoolers by day, hired killers by night.
Yugo Sakamoto’s BABY ASSASSINS 1 & 2 deliver slick action, sharp comedy, and the deadliest roommate drama you’ll ever see.
Stream them both on Fandor now – for the love of film!
“You Send Me” Sam Cooke — Summertime / You Send Me (1957)
“Edge of Seventeen” Stevie Nicks — Bella Donna (1981)
So that fifth Italian run means the US advances no matter what, right?
My son is asking about the muppets involvement in World War II. Were there Nazi muppets? Or were they all on the Allies’ side?
real?
that's how John met Yoko!
“I’m Too Sexy” Right Said Fred — I’m Too Sexy (1991)
’m not sure if I’ve seen it, but there’s no such thing as a bad Shu Qi movie.
“Idioteque” Radiohead — Kid A (2000)
1. This is great news.
2. This is a great excuse to watch the best Bunheads plot of them all:
Chalamet discount for the next production from the Tacoma Opera and Tacoma City Ballet
“Nearly Lost You” Screaming Trees — Sweet Oblivion (1992)
“Come as You Are” Nirvana — Nevermind (1991)
✨MARK YOUR CALENDARS✨ Starting March 24, visionary filmmaker Bi Gan’s ravishing third feature RESURRECTION — his deepest plunge yet into the realm of pure dreamscape — will begin streaming exclusively on the Criterion Channel alongside a new Meet the Filmmakers interview with the writer-director!
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I was curious about how big The Chinese Cinema project actually is, so I checked the stats on the Scrivener project where I keep all the writing. There's some duplication as I have some reviews filed in multiple folders (eg, a Donnie Yen movie could also be found under Yuen Woo-ping), but still...
Don Draper going to the restaurant from Playtime and getting increasingly pissed off
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Surely they must be lying.
Everyone stop what you're doing, the Mariners are selling fries, nachos, and fish and chips in ferries now. www.mlb.com/mariners/bal...
Hell yeah
Good luck!
To make a thief, make an owner; to create crime, create laws.
“Rhinestone Cowboy” Glen Campbell — Rhinestone Cowboy (1975)
