#I love that a24 zine

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Creator Spotlight || Brian Carter @eggos-esper

Brian is a wonderful collaborator on this project who has been extremely flexible and adaptable, always ready to lend a hand and his considerable skill where needed. His talent and passion have been an invaluable addition to our team!

Brian Carter is an artist based in Rochester, NY. They graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 2022 in with a BFA in Cartooning.

Brian draws inspiration from people he’s come to know and the natural environment, though mainly related to the science-fiction, horror, and fantasy genres. When he’s not drawing, Brian loves to read manga and comics, go hiking, do karate, and catch up on some good A24 flicks.

So, Brian! Tell us all about you!

I went to a public high school specializing in visual arts, and kept that up by going to SVA in New York for Cartooning (comics). I’ve been heavily inspired by marvel and dc when I was a kid and up to art school, but halfway through my education, I switched to being more compelled by horror comics and manga. Nowadays I try to unify all three in my current style as best I can. My favorite work has to be some of my fanart for Jujutsu Kaisen, a few Resident Evil zine submissions, my senior portfolio comic, and three different self portraits I’ve done for an art show the past three years.

Incredible work! What draws you to comics and manga? How have they impacted you and/or your art?

I really got into comics when I was a kid reading Spider-Man and Batman. Superheroes really excited me, but as I’ve grown, I’ve also gotten into indie comics and stories without superpowers at all. Comics is a medium that transcends so many things and in so many ways - it’s a joy to experience them. Comics with experimental art and different genres interest me. Namely, manga like Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw Man in how they visually apply their storytelling, or Saga and Paper Girls in their world building potential.

Can you give us a little hint about what you're working on for the Pride Special?

I can’t say too much, but I’m doing a small comic about a new lgbtq+ hero from the last couple years that is quite the character. And I’m also working on a page illustration of an underrated DC couple just chilling at home.

We'll give you a taste of this comic as well as other amazing stories and art in the upcoming weeks -- so stay tuned!! We are SO excited to have Raven on board and can't wait to show you more!

You can check out more of Brian's art here!

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This was the saddest fucking movie I've ever seen.

This review is going to be all over the place, but as per usual I'm going to start with a deeply personal overshare of where I'm at for this viewing. I'm seeing this as the first watch of the New Year after coming off of 2 months of deeply missing my sister, who lives in another state. This movie understands what it is to go through your little everyday needs while having a giant sibling sized hole in your heart. I sobbed at this movie, especially during the dream sequence of the afterlife, but throughout the whole film I was getting chills. I sobbed last week at Christmas Mass because the priest started his homily with a comment on how all of his Christmas memories are of him and his two older sisters, in the house that they grew up in, which has been sold so that place truly only exists in his memory now. The first thing I thought of when I woke up on Christmas morning was how my sister and I would always get up extra early, before our parents, and just sit together in front of the tree and look at the lights. That's what Christmas means to me. My childhood house is also now sold. I was so affected by Kevin's statement that he doesn't even need to be doing anything in particular with his brothers-it's just the being together. I will be going to my sister's for Christmas next year. It cannot be overstated how masterful Zac Efron is in this film. When David is announced as having the match against the heavy weight champ you just see Kevin embody every emotion. The betrayal, the holding himself together, the wanting to cry, the disappointment, the growing cold. Then again when Kerry gives his father the gun and Kevin bores his eyes into Pam as if to say, maybe if we just pretend we aren't here it'll be okay. I cried very hard at the sight of absolutely swelling Zac Efron cradle his little baby. So beautiful and you just know that this man will try his hardest to not be his father (whether that means running away to protect them from the curse or by remaining and being triggered by his own grief). There was such a delicate balance of conveying his limited worldview, wanting to live up to his dad's expectations (manipulations), and support his brothers above everything else. Just masterful from Efron, and I didn't think I'd see that to this level. I came to this movie because A24, I love Richard Reed Perry, and I'm a huge fan of the talent that is Harris Dickinson. I think the final straw was that A24 mailed me my zine which had the pinup of my baby, Harris Dickinson. I hope to continue to watch everything he does (plug here for FX's mini series, Trust). Every time Harris was on screen I had the dopiest grin on my face because he just makes me happy and especially so as David. And then the unexpected happened. I didn't know anything about the Von Erich's and I certainly don't know anything about wrestling (I did love the Netflix series, GLOW), so this was almost completely foreign territory to me. Wrestling is just heterosexual drag, right? I knew this movie would be sad, and I knew that I'm super susceptible to anything that showcases siblingship, but this was a new level. The tragedy of it all. Sometimes the movie felt clunky but that kind of fit with the body shapes thematically. Some lines, especially from the father didn't feel natural to me. I think Maura Tierney was outstanding for what little screentime she had. The music, the costuming, as well as the camera work was all superb. I also did like seeing Michael J Harney and Lily James. Also I LOVE when a movie has a, Thank God I'm A Country Boy, needle drop (looking at you, Pauly Shore's Son-in-Law)!!! Once again, I was crushed by the ending dialogue and the way this movie just gets what it means to love your family. I loved that two background wrestlers were actual Von Erichs! Maybe I should rewatch Blue Valentine or Dead Man Walking before saying this is the saddest movie I've ever seen but man, I have not sobbed like that in a theater before. I'm glad I managed to stick with it. This movie bonzo gonzo'd my heart.

[boyswanna-be-her]

My 72 year old dad, inexplicably, has been obsessed with Everything Everywhere All At Once since it had a wide theatrical run. He heard the directors on NPR and loved them and insisted me and my mom go see it with him when it was first out. For a long time, he would email me links about it. I ended up getting him some of the A24 merch associated with it (a zine and a backordered art book which i finally gave him for xmas). He's so excited about the film's wins at the Oscars. Idk. It's not at all in his wheelhouse but I've enjoyed watching him enjoy this piece of media and the way he's been personally invested in its success from the beginning, with a passion usually reserved for middle schoolers w autism.

[rawrmeansilyindinosawr]

Pooperz

every song i listen 2 from now ONN / mo0bin forwarDDt HAZ to hav the redbone tune underneath it (song can b layered a bunch) n Thtz w NO eggceptions n settling . :-] N if u fuk me thru a soundcloud ad Thts how I kno u love me <3 .!!! i wrote a lil poetry zine on “on loving a trans boy” Cuz. like. idk. Not 2 get 222 personal but (Also if 222 is ur angel number i HATE U AND fuck U!!!!) it diff to experience as a queer person whut it lik to giv someone they T shot n lik actually see them grow n change thru it .!

Part of the poem i wrote (it on my poetry Ig account and tumblR) :

“the first time u intertwine ur body with him u will feel the pain it took for him to get here. yet all the strength. the battle the bruises the scars. u change ur semantics. and pay attention to his movements. resonate with the feeling of familiarity in a body torn open but completely soft. and the clothes are off. and we are both nude. but the vagina still remains an open wound. something u can not bandage. only describe as something reclaimed.”

Deezz NUTZ jk i mean Dis Week ish has been sad n i hav been doin 2 much blow n spiraling upwards Alwayzz n finding out u kan txt tha Suicide hotline now instead of Kall <3 *_* :-D !!!!! Also b4 they connect u with somEoNe they Ask if Ur Gay lmao cuz there a specialist Gay Person who knowz how to talk to u in a better way.?! i Tink watching Ded Poet Society triggered meH LOl. wellbutt anywayZzz.!!!! Nyfw w is overrrrr n I had nothing 2 do wiff it :/] but moi bestie dante Had a styling gig n wuz AMWZINGGGGGG.!!! :3 we went to a fashion show n Skipt line while he farted rly loud < im sry im puttin u on blast rn Babezz. > then blamed iT on Meh which bc of swiss army man A24 movie i WilL take tha blame cuz intimacy exists rly in Flatchulance n also sharing toilet 2gether in the backstage models bathroom of tha Fashion show resNorting old K we find our nostrils then Mixing rando drinkz we find on the makeup tablezz n bein surprised Dere r keBoobZ there n Pb n J sammyz. liK oK go OFF n actually b a professhh Fashion Show…!!!! den we fake watched tha superbowl at Hush in midtown N almost lost Praying”Gods FavZ” purse n i was caught littering my almond chocolate soy Milk on a stripper stage . Run!!!!! also dat E pill wuz rly cute it wuz pink n crown shaped but Wuz everything kinda not as happy and super blurry..!!! ?

Dissh week i also Swuirted to clairo nitecore edition :-]] n h8 havin adhd but at least im kNo how 2 eat salami by the Chub. (thts whut google calls it.) Hehehhehehehehe. gettin moi diagnosis finalized Tmrw hopefully n Gettin on Summ medicinez. im v adhd hyper fixated Rn on ice spice who Wuz also suppoSt 2 pull up 2 dat fashion show we were at butt didn’t. 4 now , everything Reminds meh of her</3 ….. Orange cones on tha st , pepper grinderzz/ shakers (spice) , 5 chinese spice , my friends dog “lunch” boXxx cuz his name rhymes w munch n n n n n Yah lik honestly Everything . ?!.?!

WakiNg Up w Negativez in my account cuz my Boss not bossa Nova forgot 2 paY meH ovEr thA course of Tha Last month N i didn’t even kno til i wuz in my Sexy crushes bed listening 2 Imogen heAp N In Tha Clurbb mixx by Sandalz n they wrote poetry 4 ffivee hours straight n My tummy hurteD fuz i was drinkin truffle SoY saUce from the bottle and i wuz manically checking my Bank statements 2 submit to Snapp HRA crackle Pop Rice Krispieeezzz. Also all of dis happened w a singulaR Vegan Taiwanese green onion pAnc@Ke on the floor on a chacoochie board with bulgolgi and kimchi n more truffle soy sauce . Untouched .

alSo found Untouched by the Veronicas on soundcloud but lik sped up n Holy shit i hav loved this song forever but literally lik YO diss is my heart..?!!!!!! “And I don't give a damn what they say, or what they think, think

'Cause you're the only one who's on my mind

I'll never, ever let you leave me

I'll try to stop time forever

Never wanna hear you say goodbye

I feel so untouched and I want you so much

That I just can't resist you

It's not enough to say that I miss you

And I need you so much

See you, breathe you

I want to be you

You can take, take, t-take, take, time, time

To live, live the way you gotta, gotta live your life

Give me, give me, give me all of you, you

Don't be scared, of seeing through the loneliness

I want it more, more, more

Don't even think about what's right or wrong, or wrong or right

'Cause in the end it's only you and me

And no one else is going to be around

To answer all the questions left behind

And you and I are meant to be

So even if the world falls down today

You've still got me to hold you up, up

And I will never let you down, down”

<33333

Y does it feel like moi crush doesnT like me rn. :-[ N Y do lesbians Always hav the MOST unstable Housing situationZ??? then either wanna UHaul with U or move to ASTORIA .?!? Also i hope all of u make assumptions about my sexuality bcuz i Rly rly rly like whipt cream from the Can , and raw . Emphasis on whiPped. n Cream. n RAWr xD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MEOW MEOW RAWR RAWR GRERRR!!!!!!!!!!!!1 i kant keep rereading the msg i didn’t Send i ended up calling n yelling n Thts whut got meh bLocked. :-[[ Rugratzs .!!! i luv staying up watching movies w my friends ex’s Im tryna get wiff and Accidwntally thinking K is coke and feeling lik SHIT butt watchin every1 giv intense eye contact n cleanin da house n then losing tha dog Lik WHTFFF.?! Then All of a sudden that plug pulls up N everyone is confused N also randomly the guy living upstairs has my iPhone location N pulls downstairs 2 hangs:-]]] i always wonder if I’m popular but in reality i am just breaking oUt on my ForeheAd cuz all i eat is fried Chiggen N moi green haired browneyedd luver looks like invader zimm sometimezz alotta Da time n i think they r SKUTE.!! n i lik their lisp! im SAD sad my 2/2 cis male friend is gOnna print out a sign on his door Dat Says “blood OathinG” with a Red Circle around it n a Line around it basically sayin NOOOOOoooOoOoOoT allowed.!! butt ima blood oath wiffhh invader Jim dish nxt week n it is a PLANZZ.!!

i wrote a poem ab our phone Kall tht has impacted meh m my heart n also this is a snippet of 1 of my poems in my new book i still writing Kalled STRAWBERRY DELIRIUM :-}}”my friends don’t wanna die anymore they wanna live . they don’t wanna slip away to shreds with fentanyl test strips. they still wanna snort k n apologize for being gay but we all r human longing for all of this…” N another poem tht explainzz this blog title. Cuz i luv my fwendz n shared a moment in which we found popperz.

“Felt that rush on my head

as i laid in ur bed

and found a vile hidden

under ur pillow

u laugh and i manically panic

turning bright lite crimson red

And when it spills all over ur arms

drip dropping like tap water

i snort it all off ur arms

and i h a t e the way it makes me feel

similar to the feeling like ill fall

when im in my platform shoes

going up n down ur spiral stair case that looks like slices of cheesecakes

and u sigh scream cuz u never liked them at all

and hate is a strong word but so is love

And i hate the way the poppers make me feel

but i do love you “

okIkkkKkkkKkk i kinda hate that poem but whatever. sooo Vday wuz cute it is n0T only single awareness day but reflecting on ur situationsjips day n feeling sad ab it day but whatev. NormalZe watching cHaterbAte on the subWay n mindIng ur FooOoking Business?..!! my Friends say if i were a sammicH i wuld b a caprese. butt i feel like a ruben. #misunderstood <\3 i hav been watching SM hellokitty n Fwendzz n realized am kuromi and hello kitty is my friend .!!! N i listen to metal N rock w my headphonezz Real Hi n Loud n mak moi own clothes .! N i hav a crush on badtzmaru cuz they look like a penguin dyke n their gender is X.!! <3 <3 🐧 🫶🏻👩🏻‍❤️‍👩🏻 they r epitome of sapphic Desirezz n untoxic uhaul luv<3 :-]

tIL nxt week.?? Carl wheezer luver n Cali King bed listener on Max volume on subway N my big three is adderal sun , ketamine moon , cocaine rising <3 Also no i did NOT clog tha toilet at a house party after party this week N no i did not need help unclogging it N no i don’t even poop or do popperz cuz i’m PERFECT…!!!!!!!<333

Xoxo,

Rennybabycutebabyangel plz buy my clothes n ask ab my story sale / failed depop. :-]

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“Not all of the saints and mystics here fall into a strict theological definition. Some are poets or artists. But all of them are people. I love that they are people. They are odd and funny and specific — teenage girls who hear God (or want to), women who write journals or poetry, women who struggle with faith, women who died for their beliefs. They inspire me, primarily, to listen. Listening is the most important task of any actor, but also of directors and writers. Because when you grow quiet, there is a chance, however unlikely, that something divine will speak to you and through you.”

– Greta Gerwig

From Gerwig’s zine Lady Saints & Mystics, produced for A24.

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A24 Lady Saints and Mystics zine by Greta Gerwig, $5

“Not all of the saints and mystics here fall into a strict theological definition. Some are poets or artists. But all of them are people. I love that they are people. They are odd and funny and specific — teenage girls who hear God (or want to), women who write journals or poetry, women who struggle with faith, women who died for their beliefs. They inspire me, primarily, to listen. Listening is the most important task of any actor, but also of directors and writers. Because when you grow quiet, there is a chance, however unlikely, that something divine will speak to you and through you.”

– Greta Gerwig

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Under the Silver Lake

It’s easy to see why the long-delayed “Under the Silver Lake” has been something of a conundrum for A24, a film distributor that typically knows how to handle projects that may not appeal to a mass audience. They’ve become very successful through supporting ambitious projects from young filmmakers, but I picture them watching “Under the Silver Lake” and having absolutely no idea how to sell it. David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to “It Follows” is a rambling shaggy dog of a movie, a flick that recalls the sprawling insanity of “Southland Tales” and the stoner vision of “Inherent Vice.” It’s not exactly perfect counter-programming if “Avengers: Endgame” is sold out. And yet there is an audience for this movie. Trust me. This is the kind of film that garners a cult following and will make underrated lists at the end of the year. It’s unlike anything else so far this year, and that alone has value. That it doesn’t quite come together in the second half after a riveting first hour is disappointing, but there’s still too much to like here to discard it as much as A24 seems to be doing.

“It’s fucking ridiculous to assume media has one purpose, right?” Sam (Andrew Garfield) could be talking about how much entertainment seems to be designed purely for escapism and films like “Under the Silver Lake” are striving for something more, but he’s also going on one of his conspiracy-fueled rants about how naïve we all are about pop culture. You know those people who believe there are hidden messages in LPs if you spin them backwards? Sam is one of those guys. And that’s really his most defining characteristic. It’s arguable that he starts to see patterns in the world around him because his life is so flat otherwise. He’s jobless, affable, and the kind of guy who will talk your ear off about the latest conspiracy he’s uncovered.

Sam’s world is turned upside down when he meets the gorgeous Sarah (Riley Keough), a new neighbor in his L.A. apartment complex. They flirt, chat, and wonder about the latest headline-grabbing story of a dog serial killer—someone who’s killing local pets. Given how much Sam is a shaggy dog of a human being, it feels more threatening and dread-inducing than it might to someone else. Then Sarah literally disappears. Sam goes down to find her one day and everything in her apartment is gone. His investigation into what happened to her, fueled by a zine he’s found called Under the Silver Lake about the underbelly of Hollywood, is the driving force of Mitchell’s film.

While “Under the Silver Lake” has neo-noir elements, obviously, it’s not exactly a thriller. Its darker qualities come with a heavy dose of slacker comedic sensibility—it’s the only movie you’ll see this year in which someone suspicious is trailed via paddleboat. Most of Mitchell’s tone comes with something of a wink and a nudge. When Sam dances to “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?” by REM, it’s the kind of thing that’s both superficially ridiculous—as much as I love it, no one is playing that song at parties—and multi-layered in meaning in how the song is about a bizarre, inexplicable incident in which someone attacked Dan Rather of all people. It gets better when you find a quote from Michael Stipe: “I wrote that protagonist as a guy who's desperately trying to understand what motivates the younger generation, who has gone to great lengths to try and figure them out, and at the end of the song it's completely fucking bogus. He got nowhere.” He could be talking about the journey of “Under the Silver Lake.”

You see that rabbit hole we went down in the last paragraph? That’s the way I think we’re supposed to enjoy “Under the Silver Lake.” Every reference has layers of meaning, most of which are going over Sam’s head. As you might imagine, this can get exhausting. The first hour of “Under the Silver Lake” works on every level. The score, the camera framing, the tonal balance, Garfield & Keough—it all clicks. And then the film starts to come apart a bit because of its own conspiracy theories and narrative inconsistencies. It’s not unlike an actual conversation with a conspiracy nut, in that the first few theories are kinda fun but you’re looking for someone else to talk to by the time he gets to the hidden patterns in Vanna White’s eye movements.

Can a movie be both meandering and compelling? A lot of “Under the Silver Lake” feels like both, and one has to give Mitchell credit for taking the cache provided by “It Follows” and doing something this ambitious. There’s a fascinating idea embedded in “Under the Silver Lake” that suggests that if everything has a deeper meaning than nothing has the meaning we prescribe to it. Media and art mean nothing if they are just conduits for hidden messages. You know that song you love for its emotional power? It doesn’t mean what you think it means. It’s not the hidden truth of a world of conspiracies that would be so disheartening, but the realization that everything you believed was a lie. If that sounds like a lot for one film to bite off, you’re not wrong. (And Mitchell falters even more when one tries to figure out exactly what he’s getting at regarding the way young women are used and discarded in Hollywood.) 

And yet I’m often willing to give a movie a pass for being too ambitious given how many others have no ambition whatsoever. “Under the Silver Lake” may not come together completely, but it’s the only film I’ve seen this year that reminded me of both David Foster Wallace and Raymond Chandler. A lot of movies throughout the year blend together in memory, but something tells me that “Under the Silver Lake” will stand out. I’m eager to see it again to pull it apart in different ways. It may not be an easy movie to sell to an audience, but it’s not an easy one to forget either.

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I try to write about every movie I watched in 2020

Uncut Gems 

2/8

I don’t know what Uncut Gems did to me but I am now obsessed. I read or listened to every single interview the Safdie Brothers have done. I watched Daddy Longlegs the movie they did to try and get Sandler’s attention. I even bought the A24 fan-zine that one of the Safdie brothers did with his father about their father’s time as a jeweler. So when my friend Kevin asked me if I wanted to go see the re-release with a hidden camera interview I jumped right on it and saw Uncut Gems for a second time at 9:30pm on Saturday night. 

The very first essay or review I did for this was on Uncut Gems. But I am not going back to read it. I barely remember what I wrote so I think it will be interesting to write about it again for a second time, while not looking at my writing and having a much better understanding of the movie. It feel like while I have been working away at this stupid project I have assigned myself I have gotten better at writing these essays. The first few might have been weak but this is, of course, a writing project and the idea is for me to get better as a writer while also getting a better understanding of what gets me excited about the movies I watched. What this isn’t about is me complaining about the Oscars which obviously snubbed Uncut Gems complete but who cares about some antiquated award show. 

I loved Uncut Gems. I loved it just as much the second time. Similar to when I rewatched Parasite I noticed so much more about the movie while I wasn’t trying to figure out where things were going. I used to talk about how I thought watching movies twice was a waste of time but I am not so sure about that now. I have heard lots of fantastic directors and critiques talk about the importance of rewatching movies. How film school is dissecting movies that you love and finding out what you love about them. Which I think is true with Uncut Gems, while I wasn’t worried about what would happen next and figuring out where the plot was going I could just sit back and watch the movie. Also this time two boomers weren’t sitting next to me talking the whole time. 

What I really took away from the second watch was just how funny the movie was. Adam Sandler is a comedian and I think that kind of got ignored in The Conversation about the movie. Sandler does an excellent job creating this character and filling every single bit of breathing room with these small jokes. When he is sitting on his phone watching the game in his youngest son’s room or when he tries to congratulate his teenage daughter who wants nothing to do with him. These are small funny details that allow you to get to know this character more. 

The entire story feels lived in it doesn’t just start at the gems coming in but there is so much more to it. We see how Howie reacts with all the bookies around New York. We see Howie’s relationship with his wife at it’s absolute worst. His kids don’t care about him or respect him. The relationship between Arno and Howie and how it got to the boiling point we see it could honestly be its own movie. Howie feels like a real character and we are only getting a small chunk of his life.

One scene I had forgotten about but shouldn’t have because it is one of my absolute favorites in the entire movie is at the Passover dinner. The big shock in that scene is you find out Arno is the brother-in-law to Howie which is never really explained. What is far more telling on Howie as a character though is when he is alone in the room with his wife. Everything is really breaking down for him and he sees everyone having fun at Passover and his wife in her Batmizfah dress. He tells her how sorry he is how truly sorry he is for cheating on her, that she could hit him even if she wants. She doesn’t say much in the movie but has one of the best monologues in the entire thing. Telling him how much she hates him, how much he annoys her. How she hates his stupid face. You are just watching a man get his soul ripped out and destroyed right there in the middle of the movie. To end it she pretends to punch him and then laughs in his face. They aren’t getting back together. Just like Howie’s relationship with Arno this could’ve been its own movie. Watching how over the years their relationship has deteriorated or even watching the reaction she gave when she finds out what happened to Howie. There is no time for any of that though.  

Knowing how the movie ended didn’t really change much for me. The first time I saw it I yelled out in the theatre. This time it was just as shocking but how else would the movie end. There is a second where you see Arno’s face and it looks like everything could be alright and then in a split second, it is far from alright. 

The bonus feature at the end or whatever it was supposed to be wasn’t much. When I say I read and saw everything the Safdie brothers did about this movie I mean it. I listened to their Chapo Trap House where they talked about all the found actors they used for the movie. I read interviews, listened to podcasts. I was really interested in it. I am pretty sure this was supposed to be a parody of the Andy Kaufman movie My Breakfast with Blassie. Where Andy Kaufman has dinner with wrestler Freddy Blassie. Benny Safdie is wearing a neck brace just like Kaufman when he was on the Tonight show feuding with Jerry Lawler. It was fine, nothing really special. Sandler figures it out pretty quickly, or according to him always knew and seems pretty annoyed with the entire thing. 

When the movie ends up on Netflix I will probably watch it again, which will then get a third essay about the movie in this series. Honestly, I think this movie might be my Godfather where I try and watch it every single Christmas. I am most excited to see what the Safdie Brothers do next because as they have mentioned this script was ten years in the making. The project they have always wanted to make. I am always interested in what an artist does directly following their most famous work. So it will be interesting to see what these two do next 

[boyswanna-be-her]

My dad is so obsessed with the movie Everything Everywhere All At Once and it just makes me so happy. I ordered him the A24 zine by the Daniels. It came today and he was SO delighted and said we should see the movie again before it leaves theaters. It’s just enchanting? I cant remember the last time he loved something wholesome and silly and good