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you know i can never suss out the best time to post these things. but hey! hit my line up you know what i'm best at
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Anton Chigurh: whats the most youve ever lost on a coin t-
Me: bottle of xans half a pack of camels
Anton: wh-
Me: buddy said heads you can punch me as hard as you can in the mouth tails I get what’s in your pocket. I was hammered so I said ok
Anton: why
Me: no idea
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in toronto we have a coffee chain called ballsacks and we just have to pretend it's not called that
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Volunteering to set up the projector at my son’s high school graduation and accidentally playing this instead of the slideshow of his classmates
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Picard: Data. Crash the ship and destroy the ship
Data: Aye captain. (entire frame rotates to face down, falling whistle begins)
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if it makes everyone feel better john cassavetes couldn't get people to watch his movies while he was alive either
the best part of october: drawing your characters in crappy nondescript halloween costumes that aren't immediately recognizable without explanation
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English actor cast in a genre film: The whole thing is a bit silly really but the cast and crew were just fantastic
American actor who just got cast as Cousin America (Captain America's Cousin): This is what the world needs right now
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OK, I'll bite. If John Cassavetes is so insanely influential and brilliant, why have I not heard about him until recently?
I've been on a side-quest with classic and esoteric movies, mostly through the Criterion collection. I've watched dozens of Criterion closet picks from filmmakers and actors I admire.
They pick Cassavetes films ALL THE TIME. Probably more than any other director except Scorsese. I haven't seen a single Cassavetes film. I don't think I've ever heard anyone talk about a Cassavetes film outside of those videos.
I'm not a slouch on film, I've got a pretty wide spread on what I've seen & what I appreciate. How has Cassavetes slipped through that net so completely for so long?






















