Clay

The Gamin in City Lights and Modern Times feels like Chaplin was in genuine love which is heightened by the scores he wrote which always held a sense of hope and whimsy even at the lowest points in the film. He's quietly one of the most optimistic artists to approach filmmaking

Chaplin wrote, directed, edited, produced, starred and composed the score for almost all of his films and was damn good at it too. He was especially a phenomenal actor. The way he moves in front of and FOR the camera is otherwordly and the love that the Tramp feels for the Flower Girl and-

I watched City Lights with my 8 year old brother and not only am I surprised that it held his attention the whole time but I'm just always in awe of what a genuinely great autuer filmmaker Chaplin is and how he doesn't seem to be discussed as much as Welles or Ford, atleast in my circle.

Oh that's real you should let me run the Twitter it'd be in good hands

Wait what happened to Twitter?

More like Bummer Hill

Got DIY legends Full Blown Meltdown and Bummer Hill on Bluesky everyone say "thank you Clay"

I'm expecting some real unhinged shit here

I have no clue what to post about lmao

Doing LEGO:

"Hey dad. This cabinet is full of awards. They've got your name on them."

"Yup."

"So many awards. You've got ...Eisners and Hugos and this one is Writer of the Year. You must be a good writer if people give you so many awards."

"Thank you."

"…Don't they know you're a goofball?"

Will Hal Jordan already be an active Lantern in the DCU when we see Guy?

What's up Clay Nation? (Bluesky edition)