Wonderful Art…
Discovered the sketch book art of @guadu54072. If anyone wants to make a Pennyblade graphic novel…
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I SAW THE TV GLOW is such a unique and powerful movie. Unique in its visuals and storytelling, powerful in its metaphor (which never hits you round the head). Two 1990s outsiders are obsessed with a show called The Pink Opaque where two teenage girls fight demons, but is there something more going on? I […]
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Wandering The Barbican
Finally took the brutalist architecture pilgrimage to the Barbican Estate in London. A wonderfully serene place, a lost dream of what a community could be, what with its high walkways, no cars, its social housing next to fancy apartments, its conservatories, parks and museums. It’s like something from Next Generation but built out of a […]
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It’s been an ugly time across the pond these last 24 hours so I made a list of things I like about Americans and America. Just a few thoughts that popped in my head. You’re Welcome. Americans will say ‘you’re welcome’ after you say thank you to them. Every time. I imagine they’re raised to […]
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Lewis Saunderson, Actor For Our Times
Lewis Saunderson is a new kind of actor. We’ve never seen his like before, not really. In all his TIkTok videos, and now Youtube videos, he creates scenes of utmost emotional torment, his eyes red and weeping and his face a rictus or misery and shock. In this vid below, a man has broken his […]
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Facebook saw that post I did about David Cronenberg’s Crash on here and it’s invited me to ‘create an event’. The mind boggles…
Read more "Crashed The Invite"What I Watched: ‘Crash’ (1996, David Cronenberg)
‘Crash’ is quite a different movie in 2024. I hadn’t expected that when I sat down to watch it again. Like the ‘unfilmable’ book it’s based on, David Cronenberg’s movie caused outrage from both the political right and left. I always think art has hit pay dirt whenever that happens, drilled down to something deep. […]
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‘She understood me and I her’ my mum texted me after her oldest pal passed away recently and that line really hit me. I brace myself for losing old friends because it would be less like losing a limb and more an entire wing of your mental library. All those jokes and memories and references […]
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