This was cool. Funny enough is I just watched Thom Anderson's Eadweard Muybridge doc last week, and there was a lot of the same philosophical and scientific ideas on photography said in Subject to Review.

Tennis rules be as crazy as ever lol

You should peep that Muybridge doc too since you liked this a lot!

nope Marth is an OG and possibly the only female member of fam

i like it, very casual Hawaiian

That series was wild. Wound up watching like seven hours of it with family after randomly switching to it on PBS - I now love Glen Campbell, Kris Kristofferson and more

I knew you were a real one I'm outnumbered on this bs

What about Doug Sahm

i’m with you, most overrated working directors post-Uncut Gems

Watching ‘Good Time’ was a struggle and I love Pattinson

Nah, hit me with a couple recs

Good Time right up there with Baby Driver for me :vom: rock hard nadir

Ngl though Uncut Gems is good

‘Baby Driver’ one of my biggest disappointments - Wright’s first major mistake. It was corny, boring, but at least it sent a few extra bucks at Hamm and Ferreira

everything about Baby Driver 🤢

Revenant level s***

LOL i liked The Revenant but i haven’t seen it since it came out, would likely underwhelm outside of the cinema

speaking of the cinema, theatre downtown reopened last week and is showing Relic really wanna go

Will never forget apoligizing to roommates after movie ended. Was so damn embarrassing

Watching Hotel Transylvania after to wash out the taste >>>

that damn Innaritu

Well he grew up performing country music on the radio since he was tiny, developed the encyclopedic knowledge of all music genres (famously knew more than anybody about the American roots stuff) formed The (multi-racial) Sir Douglas Quintet as the Texan response to the British Invasion released this banger which crystallized his Tex-Mex style;

The song was huge but they floundered for a few years, took a bit for them to successfully rejigger their sound for the new era. They had moved out to San Fran when they got big and were just about to run out of gas and head home when Doug ran into Jerry Wexler at a concert, who was looking for more country acts to sign. Doug told him that he should go down to Armadillo Works Headquarters studio in Texas and sign Willie Nelson if he wants some real progressive country music which ended up starting the whole Outlaw Country movement

Anyways in '69 they found their sound again;

That whole Mendocino album is incredible and set the template he would follow for years. I'm a handful of albums into his 70s run and it's incredible some of the warmest, most soulful country tinged rock ever.

I was indifferent to him, just hated it. He was pretty good in The Lighthouse tho most of the thread favourite movie from last year

Shut your mouf

Will check some of these out later today, love the detail. Thanks

Never, f*** Alejandro for his Great Value Malick

Well it was shot around my hometown largely so maybe I'm biased. Or maybe I just like westerns.

Nice, can’t blame him for imitating - if I see a green or brown field with waves of grass, you already know I’m trying to take Malick shots

Yeah well Inarritu stole it from Malick stole it from Tark who stole it from Dovzhenko so let him live