God it feels good to be king

Love when lazy wanna be poverty LARPers find out that theyre just financially inept

Sally Choi is cutting off her nose to spite her career. She may have had a real point about crew pay on OBSESSION, but the way she is handling this is foolish. She says she made about $6,700 after taxes as art director on a 22-day shoot, while the movie reportedly cost under $1M, sold to Focus for $15M , and is now blowing up at the box office. I get why that sucks. Nobody wants to watch a movie they worked on become a massive hit while their own payday stays locked to indie day-rate math. But also? That was the deal. The producers took the risk. Focus bought it, marketed it, distributed it, and turned it into a hit. The box office is not a community tip jar everyone gets to reach into after the fact. Maybe she is making a labor argument. Maybe she is trying to publicly pressure someone into cutting her a check. I don’t know. But it sure reads like the second one. OBSESSION should be a career-making credit for her. Put it on the résumé, take the meetings, negotiate harder on the next gig, and use the success as leverage. Instead, she is making herself the story. Hollywood remembers that. Producers remember that. Crews remember that. A hit indie credit is leverage. A public grievance campaign after the movie explodes might just be a warning label.

You can’t make this up

Obsession (2026) director Curry Barker says the film has a 'plot hole' that 'makes no sense' that centres around the One Wish Willow. “I mean, it’s kind of a plot hole. It’s something I don’t like to think about too much, because it totally doesn’t make sense that there’s a world of people just making wishes,” “It really doesn’t make any sense at all. If the One Wish Willow actually works, which it does in this lore, and people are just making wishes left and right, there would be some crazy — like, dragons would exist.” “Here’s my take; every time someone makes a wish, they enter into an alternate reality where their wish comes true, so you’re not experiencing everybody’s wish at the same time. And that’s why—but that doesn’t make sense because the money falls from the ceiling. Yeah, it’s broken,” he conceded. The money scene was a reference to a scene in which Bear’s friend Ian (Cooper Tomlinson) wishes for a large sum right in front of him. Despite a major plothole, “Obsession 2” or a TV series is in works as Barker says, “I obviously have a couple more things that I’m excited about next, but I do see Obsession 2, maybe. Or even what really is exciting to me is maybe an anthology, like a one-hour episode...Each episode is a different wish that goes completely off the rails...”

Best thing about OBSESSION other than the fact that it looks like a $5-10 million movie made for $750k & the performances, is that it's a simple Monkey's Paw wish premise. People will try to over analyze & make it about consent or mental illness. But it's focused on delivering

This scene in #Obsession sent chills down my spine. I noticed her in the corner before my wife did and I immediately held my breath lol. The use of lighting here, barely being able to make at her horrifying expressions is just perfect horror at its best.

never getting over the lighting in obsession

Holy fuck AI is crazy

Apparently there's a volcano erupting right now in the Philippines. I'm watching a livestream when suddenly there's this extremely bright green fireball coming from a completely unrelated trajectory. Is that a meteor?

when someone asks me what my favorite weather is

There are so many things to love

Arizona

Which country is thiss i need travel it

???

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