Amy Wren

@amywrensayswhat.com

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Writer and sometime video creator. I like movies and TV shows. Newsletter: https://amywrensayswhat.com/ Patreon patreon.com/amyatthematinee trans she/her profile pic: Closeup of me in glasses Background: Three women and a man look through a window

A list of 17 movie posters arranged in four rows on a dark background. Row 1: The Mosquito Coast, WALL-E, I Love Boosters, Gallipoli, Jennifer's Body. Row 2: It Was Just an Accident, In Bruges, Misery, Barry Lyndon, One Battle After Another. Row 3: The Master, Materialists, Morvern Callar, Look Who's Talking Too, Going in Style. Row 4: Speed Racer, Rollerball.
Joe MacMillan and Sara Wheeler sit on a couch under a painting show two large black blobs on one side of a thick black line from a single black blob. Sitting on a chair perpendicular from them is Jacob Wheeler.
The Carrel dashboard: a box to capture an idea, the next issue to write, counts of total / in-progress / published projects, and the upcoming schedule.
A screenshot of my website's Directors Connections page. The header is a dark red with white text and it reads: Director Connections Below that are two white panels on an off white background. The first includes a description that reads: Pick two or more directors to find every actor who appeared in at least one film by each of them. Below that are three rows with drop-down boxes that have these values Director 1: Paul Thomas Anderson Director 2: The Coen Brothers Director 3: Wes Anderson Below that is a button to add a director, and a blue button with white text saying "Find Connection" The second panel shows the results. The text reads: (in bold) Actors in films by Paul Thomas Anderson & The Coen Brothers & Wes Anderson (end bold) 1 actor appeared in at least one film by each director. Then below this is a table. The headers and rows are Actor | Paul Thomas Anderson | The Coen Brothers | Wes Anderson Spencer Kayden | Magnolia, Punch-Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood, The Master | The Man Who Wasn't There, No Country For Old Men, Burn After Reading | The Royal Tenenbaums
A shot of a seemingly endless set of workers at desks arranged in rows on a giant office floor. The shot is in black and white.
A screenshot of a web application. The first section reads: Pick directors to see every actor who has appeared in at least one film by each of the selected directors. Director 1 (Dropdown Menu) Wes Anderson Director 2 (Dropdown Menu) The Coen Brothers Director 3 (Dropdown Menu) Paul Thomas Anderson The Section section reads: (In bold) Actors in films by Wes Anderson, The Coen Brothers & Paul Thomas Anderson (End Bold) No actors found for the selected director(s).
A woman with brown hair tied back in a bun looks out a window during a hazy day. She is wearing yellow surgical scrubs over a gray top. She has a very serious look on her face. Outside across the way from the building she is in sits a large skyscraper.
A young woman with dark blonde hair sits at a messy desk. Oh the desk is an early 80s personal computer. She is wearing a t-shirt with a busy design on it and blue jeans. She’s also wearing large headphones over her ears.
Field Marshal Zhukov is standing with Lavrenti Beria and Nikita Krushchev at Josef Stalin’s state funeral in The Death of Stalin. The caption reads “I mean, I’m smiling—but I am really fucking furious!”
A closeup of the droid B2EMO from the TV show Andor
Marge Gunderson saying “Oh yeah” while talking to Mike Yanagita at Lunch in the Radisson in Fargo
A sunburnt Paul Giamatti in a white pinstripe suit and wide-brimmed hat holds a parakeet in Jungle Cruise
Close shot of a youngish white man in a white collared shirt and black tie. He’s wearing a beige trench coat over his clothes. On his head is a gray hat with a wide black band. His face does not face much of an expression on it.
A map of the center of World Celebration at EPCOT with the Communicore Plaza area encircled by a red line.
Four Favorite films on my Letterboxd profile. The posters, from left to right: Singin’ in the Rain Alien Raiders of the Lost Ark Casablanca
While riding the PeopleMover at Disney World, it goes by the model of "Progress City", aka the prototype for Walt Disney's EPCOT. The video narrator is talking about the model, and wondering if there's a small version of him on the model version of the PeopleMover. Behind the narration the song "Nation on Wheels" by George Bruns, a perennial Tomorrowland favorite, plays.
Anya the Cat sits and looks around as her humans watch Yi Yi
The climax of the EPCOT ride Grand Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros where the animatronics are running but the audio is not, so the boat is awkwardly traveling by the scene in silence.
A video of the model train set at the Germany pavilion in EPCOT.
Barbara Jean (Ronee Blakley) and her band perform on the stage at Opryland USA in a scene from Nashville
Anya the cat sits in a window in the gloaming above a lamp, which gives dramatic lighting over her face
Very slowly a boat on a track moves through a greenhouse fullb of plants on Living with the Land at EPCOT Park in Walt Disney World.
Chief Justice Roger Taney
A poster for the 1975 film Barry Lyndon from Letterboxd. In the center of the poster is the title, with 'Barry' on one line and Lyndon on the next. It's center aligned. Below the title is an 18th century dueling pistol crossed with a red rose. Above the title is an Ace of Spades card. All fo this is on a black background with a black border surrounding it.
A screenshot of a review from my Letterboxd for The Lighthouse. It reads: "The funniest movie of 2019!!! It's true, we smell terrible" - Two Onions Fucking a Farmyard Shithouse Monthly (Five Star Review)
A Letterboxd list of my top 20 movies of the 21st century so far in my ongoing project 1. Portrait of a Lady on Fire 2. Oppenheimer 3. The Royal Tenenbaums 4. Fellowship of the Ring 5. The Two Towers 6. Return of the King 7. The Fablemans 8. Children of Men 9. A.I. Artificial Intelligence 10. The Social Network 11. The Wolf of Wall Street 12. Interstellar 13. Muholland Drive 14. Babylon 15. Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga 16. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 17. Ratatouille 18. Before Sunset 19. Mad Max Fury Road 20. Paterson
Barry Lyndon (Ryan O’Neal) and his wife Lady Lyndon (Marisa Berenson) have a very uncomfortable ride in a carriage in Barry Lyndon
Two cars ready to race
Carrol Jo “CJ” Hummer (Jan-Michael Vincent) stands in front of a semi called the Blue Mule holding a gun that he is using with a purpose in White Line Fever
Janine Melnitz (Annie Potts) from Ghostbusters in red glasses looking towards someone and smiling with her mouth while telling that person (probably Peter Venkman idk) to go fuck himself
List of Last Four Movies I watched on Letterboxd titled 'Recent Activity'. The movies are: The Lost World Jurassic Park (1997) - Rewatch and Liked The Stepford Wives (1975) - Rewatched and Liked Tales from the Crypt Presents: Demon Knight (1995) - Liked Jurassic Park (1993) - Rewatched Five Stars and Liked
A shot from the 1998 FPS shooter Jurassic Park: Trespasser. Anne looks down at the dinosaur she just killed. We see her cleavage and the heart tattoo that served as her health meter.
The bluesky mute word form, with Harry Potter in the field to be muted forever.
Joanna Eberhart (Katharine Ross) sees something she doesn’t like in a scene from The Stepford Wives
A screenshot from taken from a session of Dreamlight Valley a while ago. Mickey Mouse is standing by a well in the expansion island themed to Atlantis. He’s a mixture of his standard design and his Steamboat Willy design. It’s all fucked up looking. And though the game is notorious for bugs, this was intentional, as it’s part of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit introduction. Talking to fucked up Mickey is my character, who is dressed in her film noir girl detective best and is also a monster with amazing rainbow hair.
Philip Marlowe (Robert Mitchum) looks out a window in Farewell, My Lovely
President Harry S. Truman (James Whitmore) sits at his desk in the Oval office in a scene from Give ‘em Hell, Harry!
Gitl (Carol Kane) kneels on the floor in a bedroom next to a bed. The film is in black and white in a scene from Hester Street
A hardback copy of Emily St. James novel Woodworking standing on a MacBook
Harry Moseby (Gene Hackman) sits back and holds a glass of red wine in Night Moves
Homer from The Simpsons talking about a recent bear sighting in the neighborhood. He is saying: I’m sick of these constant bear attacks! It’s like a country bear jamboroo around here.
Drunk Don Draper pitching a message that says Now and Forever Sister Souljah Moments
The opening title card for The Deadly Tower. It shows a police car driving an empty street in the early morning in Austin, TX
Sonic the hedgehog from one of the Sega Genesis Sonic games, waiting for the player to return and get going again.
Hairdresser George Roundy (Warren Beatty) talks to Jill Haynes (Goldie Hawn) in Shampoo
King Charles the I of England, Scotland, and Ireland
Daniel Dravot (Sean Connery) wears a crown as Peachy Carnehan (Michael Caine) stands behind him in The Man Who Would Be King
Anya the cat sleeps on a green laptop bag sitting on top of a bed with a greenish-blue sheet
Anya the cat lays on a blue couch arm with her right front leg hanging down.
Chief Martin Brody (Roy Scheider) scoops chum as he smokes a cigarette and looks away from the water. Behind him, a great white shark (Bruce) has surfaced to say hi.
Anya the Cat sits on an unidentified lap as Christmas lights twinkle in the background and Lost plays on a TV
Claudia (Melora Walters) looks at the camera and smiles at the end of Magnolia
The residents of Starliner Tower outside Montreal, infected by parasites, have an orgy of sex and/or violence
List of 4 favorite films from Letterboxd. The films are: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind We Are the Best! The Empire Strikes Back Let the Right One In
Anya the cat lays on a bed with a blue sheet and looks at the camera
Anne-Marie Stretter (Delphine Seyrig) stands in front of a mirror and talks to the Vice-Consul of Lahore (Michael Lonsdale). We only see him in the mirror. She is wearing a red dress, while he a white tuxedo in India Song
Tia Malone (Kim Richards) and her older brother Tony (Ike Isenmann), with Lucas Demanian (Donald Pleasance) standing behind them, look at something or someone off screen in Escape to Witch Mountain
Pee-wee Herman (Paul Reubens), in his trademark suit and red bow tie, attempts to hitchhike along a desert highway in Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure
Anya the cat sits on an unseen lap as Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure plays on a television in the background