Azhdarchid

I spend a lot of time on Bluesky, for which reason my soul will surely meet oblivion in the jaws of Ammit; but while I'm there I see a lot of AI boosterism.

in this age of resurrected AI celebrities idk how I feel about cartoon peter lorre the animation in this movie is a brave effort but cel shading on 3d animation just does not hit the same is peter lorre/granny an example of the weirdest guy you've ever me…

What an odd little movie.

Pirates was something different.

It is, of course, shot beautifully and it moves with incredible pace for such a long, miserable movie.

One of my professors back in film school had this grotty turn of phrase—"the deflowering of the gaze,"[1] by which he meant to describe the feeling of how, once you learned to analyze movie (or even worse, to make them) you never really could watch a movie

Sign that millennials are aging: R-Pat is now Hugh Grant I'm kind of fascinated by how extreme and intense of a reaction everyone in this movie has to [the fact that causes the titular drama].

Actual question: Say you're building a piece of software; the exact details are unimportant here other than to say it's an application, that it runs on a server and talks to a database while providing a service over the network.

Tempted to start a silly little project: a sort of anti-RSS reader.

Rewatching this (in a theater this time) I'm just struck by how much of this movie is Kati Outinen's face.