The Red Pen of Doom

Watch The Killer–a classic by John Woo that influences tons of modern directors–and you’ll notice that the best parts are the quiet ones.

The point here isn’t whether a movie is worth watching.

The lesson here might be: don’t do something so heinous and evil that Bruce Springsteen spends his Saturday writing a song about it, his Sunday recording that song, and his free time giving free concerts explaining how badly you screwed up.

Yes, it’s a tragedy, and yes, it’s sillypants to abandon the Best Business Model Ever: musicians and studios sent you free content (music videos) that you play all day and night while MONEY ROLLS IN from advertising.

Have you ever found a song and just replayed the living hell out of it?

I adore cheesy action movies, and BOSS LEVEL with Frank Grillo is amazing and perfect and wonderful.

Listen: unless you live in an ice cave, you listen to music and have seen 5,923 music videos.

There are two kinds of people: those who doomscroll and those who lie about it.

Yes, this is a music video, and we will play it because MTV resolutely refuses to do their damn job.

I come to praise OpenAI, not to bury it.