Awwww dang. I had some small hope that they'd pull the funds together but I'm glad they lasted as long as they did. Saw many shows there and had many a frozen reeses cup.
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Wow, a whole week! That's gonna feel great to just take your time and do it right.
Holy cow, what a killer list! Thank you for posting!
I loved Piranesi by Susanna Clarke! Also if you want to stretch your genre comfort, Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars trilogy is just wonderful. I return to it every few years.
Thanks for popping in the link! Wow, what a read. I hope it leads to better treatment.
Great article - glad the Lid I5 is still pushing forward. It would be such a great thing for the city. Also I used to work with John, who they interview in the article - he's a good dude.
Fair enough! I have a mantra for those moments. I think to myself "I am here, now. Not there, then."
Yes! And it's reeeeeeally good! They also just wrapped up a kickstarter to fund production on their second.
What do you mean by cold? I might be an outlier cuz I left feeling chatty and interested - my partner and I talked about it all the way home.
I enjoyed it! I think it'll become a traditional Christmas movie for me. I loved the moodiness and also kinda chuckled at some of it, but I thought it was great. I don't know what the author means by 'cold', but that's ok. I have a feeling that re-watches will help reveal the character of the movie to me over time that I don't already have shorthand understandings (tropes) ready-made for, if that makes sense. I was left wanting to know more about the choices they made in the characters' portrayals and stylistic moves. I thought it had all kinds of vibe.
Wow, great job doing kitchen science. Those look amazing! I'll have to check out that book, thank you for sharing.
Haiku looks so cool! Been wanting to try it for a while now, thanks to that Action Retro guy on youtube.