Filmmaker. Song & dance man. @notplannedfilm | THE ASHGROVE EXPERIMENT | VICIOUS FUN | A bunch of other stuff: vimeo.com/showcase/6789943

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It will never cease to amaze and delight me that in 1971, Vincent Price came to Hamilton, Ontario for 3 days and shot 130 episodes worth of host material for the low-budget kids show Hilarious House of Frightenstein and played it like it was the Mercury Theater. Total pro.
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Fun news: My weirdo making of doc THE ASHGROVE EXPERIMENT is now finally available to rent or buy in the United States on Amazon Prime Video! "A unique and loony experiment. I loved how it captured the spirit of low budget filmmaking.” - Atom Egoyan amazon.com/Ashgrove-Experime…
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“behavior”
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Absolute poetry watching all the psychos who have spent the last few years boasting about all of our jobs becoming obsolete are now freaking out that their jobs are becoming obsolete
americans sure love giving their data away to the CCP in exchange for free stuff
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They announced this 2nd screening today and I grabbed the hell out of that ticket.
Replying to @RevueCinema
On Feb 24th and Feb 28th, we honour the late & great David Lynch with screenings of TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME -- presented on. 35mm! Feb 24 is sold out! Only 10 tickets left for Feb 28th! revuecinema.ca/films/the-per… (6/11)
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The shot The set-up
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I recently saw Heavenly Bodies in a theatre, which was shot in Toronto in 1983 for zero dollars in like 18 days or something and it looked incredible.
It honestly makes me angry that films nowadays will have huge 200 million dollar plus budgets, and you could literally pick any random movie from 1970-1999, and it would guaranteed look one million times better.
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7 Jan 2025
You racist mutt. Ed Burns, the co-creator of the television narrative, was the lead investigator on the Title III cases that encountered all of the counter-surveillance and organizational depth inherent in the Baltimore drug game. We used the real.
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David Simon's "the wire" is an excellent series but total fantasy. black gangs are not that sophisticated, skilled, and organized. it's mostly low iq petty crime. they're not even adept at that level.
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Sounds bad!
Pierre Poilievre has been in politics for 20 years, he's written 0 legislation; has one of the highest pensions in government. He's voted against the environment & climate nearly 400 times, derailed legislation to benefit workers, and voted against affordable housing initiatives.
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STYLIST: What do you wanna do for the Golden Globes? JEREMY STRONG: I’m thinking Hunter S. Thompson in the Beastie Boys. STYLIST: Got it. JEREMY STRONG: Paddington’s cousin who sells coke. STYLIST: Okay. JEREMY STRONG: Stanley Tucci playing Gilligan. STYLIST: Right.
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And Michael Clayton, who did NOT die,
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thinking once again about the graphics department on The Royal Tenenbaums. legends
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Wait, so how did this guy catch Chigurh in the first place?
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People saying they can't believe all the dumb things this guy did before he got caught have obviously never seen a Coen Brothers movie.
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I remember on 9/11, there was a news report that said, "an abandoned car was found at the airport with a copy of the Quran and a book about how to fly a plane, we believe it may belong to the terrorists," and that seemed pretty stupid too.
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Ray Liotta narrator voice: "Living in New York, at Christmas time everybody said Happy Holidays. You know why? It was outta respect."
Replying to @gghamari
There was a time in Canada when a Christian said Merry Christmas and the non-Christian said thank you. Because it was interpreted as being a nice gesture.
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23 Nov 2024
The Washington Post reports that Michael Anton and Sebastian Gorka had a falling out over who should receive credit for writing Trump's speeches. This is incorrect. In this thread, I will tell you the real reason why Anton dislikes Gorka. 🧵
Replying to @John_Hudson
Last year, Anton wrote about his strained relationship with Gorka, which in Anton’s account stemmed from Gorka irritating senior White House staff by exaggerating his own role in writing a speech Trump delivered in his first term. Anton said he was charged with clarifying to the media that Gorka did not draft the speech, an act that culminated in Gorka calling Anton a “coward” and scolding him in a Fox News green room, according to his account. Anton did not immediately respond to a request for comment, while Gorka told The Post: “I don’t comment to the fake failing news." Anton expected to be in contention for other administration jobs More details from @KnowlesHannah and me here washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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Guillermo del Toro Questions Warner Bros.’ Limited Rollout of Clint Eastwood’s ‘Juror #2’: ‘Why Was This Not Released Wide in the States?’ trib.al/hVf6lHL
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I first heard this Nicholson quote on Entertainment Tonight in 1986 and I still think about constantly.
Laughing picturing Jack Nicholson in a movie theater watching Ferris Bueller's Day Off, just doing the Kubrick stare while everyone around him is laughing and having a good time
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