Blorphologist

What's a random little quirk or habit you picked up during the pandemic that you never stopped doing?

Mine is using my forearm to push open doors in public instead of my hands.

OOOOH YEAH

If you have kids, def take them to see Sketch. Fantastic horror movie for younger people, with some awesome visuals and snappy writing. It felt like a kids movie made in the 80s but with modern sensibilities.

Very highly recommended!

In my happy place

These are very strange. They taste like a mildly spicy version of Big Mac sauce, and I'm not sure if I hate them or love them.

Just tried the new spicy mcmuffin from danks, and it's REALLY good. The sauce is like a spicy version of the big mac sauce, I like it a lot. Would love to see it appear in other options on their menu

A very merry Return of the Living Dead day to all who celebrate!

Finally getting a chance to see the F1 movie in IMAX, so naturally I had to bring some crab rangoon with me

A lovely tinned fish gift pack from the incomparable @skillalicious.bsky.social

All roads lead to tinned fish

Just got this shirt, and now I need a Snorlax/Slipknot crossover in my life

The absolute last one at our local Wal Mart. It was just sitting on the shelf, like it was waiting for me

Always a good day when I have this view. Sitting down for Bring Her Back! Woooo!!!!

Thai-style peanut crunchy thing from California Pizza Kitchen, with a grilled avocado doused in chili lime oil. Absolutely fantastic!

I could sit here for hours

Probably the weirdest Pringles flavor I've tried in a long time

As of this morning, I'm down to a weight I haven't seen on the scale since I was 26 years old.

Slowly but steadily getting there!

I was already on board with the man cinematically after Kuso, but with Ash, it cements FlyLo as "Whatever he does next, I'll see it. Don't need a trailer, don't even need to know the premise. I'll be there."

Finally saw Ash, from Flying Lotus. Stunning visuals, incredible soundtrack, and some great production design, especially considering the budget. VERY highly recommended if you want a violent, trippy, great sci fi mystery horror thriller sort of thing.

Pairing up the movies Phenomenon and Powder would make for a great (if a bit depressing) mid-90s double feature

I have a Terrifier 3 promo cup that I use almost every day for water. My 7 year old (obviously) has no idea what Terrifier is or who Art is, but she sees the cup when I use it. She surprised me this morning by painting a Lego minifig to look like him!

Also wouldn't be surprised if there's an extended version when it hits digital.

The Woman in the Yard was *fantastic*. Way more cerebral and symbolic than the target audience is probably ready for. The trailer was quite misleading.

Looking forward to seeing people dig into the imagery.

Wouldn't be surprised if this was cut down to get the PG13 rating.

Every time I'm watching a movie or a show, and a knitted or crocheted blanket appears on screen, I shout "Gramma Blanket!" like some kind Pavlovian response.

They can't be made by machines, they can *only* be made by hand. If you have one, cherish it.

Never thought I'd be out here defending a live action remake from Disney, *especially* a Snow White live action remake, but here we are I guess.

I generally don't care what the public has to say about a movie, but you can tell that the actors in it are having a good time, and the huge amount of effort that went into it is evident.

I'd wager that if people actually watched it and did so without preconceived notions, they'd be surprised.

It feels very weird for me to push back on this, but seeing the hate for the Snow White live action adaptation has me feeling some kind of way. Is it perfect? No, absolutely not. But it's solid! Genuinely enjoyable and entertaining, for a myriad of reasons. Certainly worth watching.

A very merry Breakfast Club Day to all who celebrate

Recent snack pickups! Haven't tried the chips yet, but the onion baguette things are SUPER tasty