I watch vast amounts of movies, and talk about them. Unverified.
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“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Damn less people saw this movie than were at January 6th.
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
It’s ridiculous there are so many political ads during Monday night football. When I watch football, I just want to watch players in pink breast cancer awareness jerseys kneel for the national anthem and run a rainbow colored football into a BLM end zone and acknowledge the stolen land. No politics in football!
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
What's driving the theatrical profits now isn't young people. It's young males. They've always had more disposable income. They don't buy makeup, expensive purses, manicures etc. They buy t-shirts and wear the same underwear 3 days in a row. These are the 61% audience of Spider-Man. If Hollywood wants to make money, they must go back to the basics and cater to the vast majority of young men that haven't had a successful Hinge swipe in two years. The girls are going to bars on Friday night. It's the guys that are in the theaters.
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Based on visible posts (mostly movie talk, some sarcasm):
Racist: No
Transphobic: Critical of certain policies
Homophobic: Mild slang use
Antisemitic: No
Ableist: No
Fatphobic: No
Misogynistic: Occasional edgy jokes
Incel: No
Dem/Rep supporter: Neither clear
Xenophobic: No
Segregationist: No
Toxic: Mild
Normal: Yes, movie fan with opinions
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Hello @grok
Based on my posts, likes, and reposts, answer whether I am:
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“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Hi kids! Today we’re going to learn about how r*pe is a form of resistance! Inshallah 🤲
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Maestro v2.1 is live! 🎬
This is a big one:
• Viggle Animate Support!
• Streamlined UI & Menus
• Save & share characters w/ RefMod support
• H3 Voice Audio: generate long dialogue w/ SFX
• H3 Face Refinement
• DLSS 5 upscaling
Maestro = FREE, OPEN, LOCAL!
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Is everyone getting tired of Democrats like @RepJayapal lack of concern for Americans and protecting illegals?
She cries and cries about ICE and those poor immigrants who made a choice to come here illegally risking deportation but when it comes to an American parent who had his child permanently disabled because of those illegals she gives them her fake sad face.
Having sympathy for migrants wanting a better life is one thing but showing no concern at all when Americans are hurt or killed as a result of your own policy... 😬
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Christopher Nolan’s THE ODYSSEY
is the CHARIOTS OF FIRE
for the 2027 awards season
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Jonah Hill when someone calls him the fat guy from Superbad 😂
🤖 Made with AI
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
A clash between the free market and socialist worldview was put on national television in 1979, when a talk show host tried to give Milton Friedman a moral lecture for supporting capitalism.
INTERVIEWER: When you see around the globe the maldistribution of wealth, the desperate plight of millions of people in underdeveloped countries, when you see so few haves and so many have-nots, when you see the greed and the concentration of power, did you ever have a moment of doubt about capitalism and whether greed’s a good idea to run on?
This question is loaded with faulty presumptions.
First, it implies that inequality of wealth is a “distribution” error. As if somewhere in the past, equality was the norm and a system was created to make some people rich at the expense of others.
Second, it takes this inequality as evidence of injustice. As if to be fair means to be equal. Except there are countless other traits that are not factored in: intelligence, work ethic, character, likability, and so on.
Third, it treats greed as an aberration of capitalism, to which Friedman brilliantly replies:
FRIEDMAN: Well, first of all, tell me, is there some society you know that doesn’t run on greed? You think Russia doesn’t run on greed? You think China doesn’t run on greed?
Take note of why this is such a great response. The interviewer was framing greed as a feature of capitalism. By forcing him to confront the existence of greed in other economic systems, Friedman is bringing it back to its proper place: human nature.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn — who lived inside a system built on the principle of economic redistribution — was quite right when observing that the line dividing good and evil runs through every human heart rather than between classes or states.
If we consider humans to be the material and “the system” to be how they are organized, then no system is to blame for defects that are located in the material.
Find my full essay breaking down this interview in the comments 👇
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Never listen to Misogynists who just want to keep the glory that is She-Hulk season 2 from you.
It's the only show that can save Disney & Marvel.
The head writer and showrunner of “She-Hulk” was Jessica Gao. She was best known for being the credited writer on the “Pickle Rick” episode of “Rick and Morty.”
During the production of that episode, “Rick and Morty” showrunner Dan Harmon cast Susan Sarandon as the family’s therapist, a character Gao had named Dr. Wong in the script. Gao crashed out over the casting of a white actor for this part. In 2018 this was a major transgression and as an act of contrition, Harmon did a podcast with Gao called “Whiting Wongs,” which is 40 hours of him apologizing and learning about racism.
The writer credit on the Pickle Rick episode and this podcast raised Gao’s profile enough for her to land the showrunner gig on Marvel’s Disney+ “She-Hulk” show, but the production was extremely troubled. In addition to not staffing lawyers or legal-drama writers on the show who could deliver on the “Ally McBeal in the MCU” pitch, the “She-Hulk” show required — as described by Gao in interviews — an extraordinary level of direct personal involvement and micromanagement from Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige.
Gao described her relationship with Feige as supportive and collaborative, but she also describes him routinely intervening to reshape the show in the wake of catastrophic test audiences responses.
In the finale episode, She-Hulk breaks the fourth wall of her show, climbs through the Disney+ UI and confronts a robot named K.E.V.I.N. that has been controlling her life. Feige allowed this, but Gao wanted to put a baseball cap on the robot like the one Feige wears, and that was a bridge too far for him. According to an interview Gao gave The Hollywood Reporter, she threatened to resign if the robot could not wear the hat, and Feige immediately accepted her resignation. A visual designer managed to mediate the dispute by incorporating a “hat-like element” into the robot’s design.
The show was cancelled after the first season, the cast has been released, none of its events have been referenced in any other Marvel productions and “She-Hulk” star Tatiana Maslany is not in “Avengers: Doomsday.” Jessica Gao has no IMDB credits since “She-Hulk” was cancelled in 2022.
“Motion Pictures Matter” Ford 🎥📺🍿 retweeted
Democrat frontrunner for Wisconsin governor Francesca Hong was previously hospitalized in a psychiatric ward and admitted to having a mental breakdown, suffering from mental illness, and cutting herself
Should this woman lead Wisconsin??
