if you joined ICE I don't think you just get to melt back into society ever again. I think it should be the albatross around your neck for the rest of your life. I sure as hell won't hire anyone who worked for ICE. hope that signing bonus lasts
if you joined ICE I don't think you just get to melt back into society ever again. I think it should be the albatross around your neck for the rest of your life. I sure as hell won't hire anyone who worked for ICE. hope that signing bonus lasts
This is correct. ICE is there in the first place because of an evidence-free racist conspiracy theory promoted by a 23 Year old YouTube propagandist. They manufacture pretext.
President Donald Trump and other administration officials are pushing a false narrative regarding the horrific killing of a woman in Minneapolis by an ICE agent on Wednesday morning.
βRenee was one of the kindest people Iβve ever known,β she said. βShe was extremely compassionate. Sheβs taken care of people all her life. She was loving, forgiving and affectionate. She was an amazing human being.β
The woman killed by ICE was Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year old who was the mother of a 4-year old child whose father already died a few years ago.
The Star Tribune talked to her mother. www.startribune.com/she-was-an-a...
What ICE was up to in Minnesota before they murdered a woman
Right after RenΓ©e Goodβs disgusting murder, a ICE goon was filmed kicking her memorial candles.
Absolutely vile.
"Why not fine the companies for endangering kids or create new rules they have to follow? Why not introduce competition into a monopolized market space? Why not put consumer safety standards on the algorithms, the software, the devices themselves?"
annihilation; sorry to bother you; moon; source code; don hertzfeldt's world of tomorrow trilogy; memoria; world on a wire (1973); dirty computer; robinson crusoe on mars; delta space mission; high life (2018); escape from the planet of the apes
for january 2025, my lil CINEMA SATURDAY movie club is gonna watch four david lynch films:
january 4th β BLUE VELVET (1986)
january 11th β LOST HIGHWAY (1997)
january 18th β MULHOLLAND DRIVE (2001)
january 25th β INLAND EMPIRE (2006)
join us! DM me for an invite to the discord server!
this got no traction for like a day on bluesky and then got a flurry of attention within minutes on twitter... i really do hate twitter but y'all over here aren't beating the "nobody's using bluesky yet" allegations so far, lmao
my CINEMA SATURDAY online movie club is in its fifty-eighth consecutive month now! for december 2024, we decided we'll watch:
december 7:
THE ORGANIZER (mario monicelli, 1963)
december 14:
AUGUST IN THE WATER (gakuryu ishii, 1995)
december 21:
LIMBO (soi cheang, 2021)
DM me for a discord invite!
ok iβm back on bluesky, looks like i made an account forever ago but people werenβt really using this thing yet. are yβall actually here this time?
happy birthday to william k. l. dickson (#botd 1860), one of the earliest pioneers of cinema!
if u wanna watch 50+ films in less than an hour (many of which are dickson's), check out the bfi's 2020 project "the brilliant biograph" for free: https://player.eyefilm.nl/en/films/the-brilliant-biograph
Pom Klementieff wearing the Train Robber Silhouette on the train in Dead Reckoning: dark collared shirt (maybe plaid?), black belt, dark slacks, black duster. looks especially good when she's running on top of the train.
black & white still of Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West wearing a black pinstripe duster, black slacks, black belt, a wide-brimmed cowboy hat, and a dark French dress shirt w/pleats
Pom's fit during the train sequence in Dead Reckoning feels very Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West imho
my barbie review https://boxd.it/4yTz91
my oppenheimer review https://boxd.it/4yWnSf
overall: mixed/positive about both. similar misgivings. both represent the admirable effort of auteurs whose best strengths are, i think, not as well-suited to these particular projects as they might be elsewhere.
icymi: a month ago, my latest (sixth!) (and maybe best!?) annual movie montage dropped on vimeoβplz watch it at vimeo.com/832366106 or at chriswei.com/videos if u haven't already!!
wait thatβs eight films!
"George Cukor's HOLIDAY was neither the first nor last Hepburn/Grant pairing, but here it feels as if they're inventing a new type of relationshipβone marked not only by flirtation or witty repartee, but also deeply infused with loss."
- @franhoepfner.bsky.social
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