I saw a film today oh boy

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Poster for The Odyssey (2026)
Chris Nolan's recent filmography, showing a three-year break between each film he's made since Interstellar.
Sam Neill at the movies
Letterboxd listing of the 1-2-3-4-5-6 movies I saw at the cinema today: Minions & Monsters, Supergirl, A Scandal in Bohemia, The Golden Pince-Nez, The Final Problem, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie. If you get the chance to see the Silent Sherlock triple-bill, I really can't recommend it enough x
Poster for The Big Fix (1978)
Poster for Phantom of the Opera (1943)
Q: What does the E. in your name stand for? A: Ecstasy! Ha! No. E stands for another Equity member called Richard Grant. The only way they would allow me to keep my name was to put something in between. I went through the alphabet really quickly until I got to the letter E - the ones before that in the alphabet all had a bad association. All my friends call me Reg.
If you are a Democrat who believes in opportunity, dignity and democracy for all - but you don't hate rich people, cops, free enterprise, the West, Israel and the United States of America - I'm talking to you!
Poster for My Stepmother is an Alien (1988)
Charlie Brown to Linus: "How did the other team feel?"
Poster for The Lair of the White Worm (1988)
Poster for The Cowboys (1972)
Bluesky conversation: StephenBln: Zack proving he's not PM material. The point may be correct, but cheap vibes and dancing on stage shows how power mad you are. Kristian van der Vliet: Leaving aside the first part of whatever your post is, *dancing on stages* shows how power mad Zack is? Dancing? StephenBln: Dancing. A good indicator of if someone is a pratt or not. Even worse a wannabe pratt.
Skeet by Will Jennings re: Hannah Spencer's Guardian piece on the clueless socio-cultural inbreds of Westminster: This sort of facile populism is really damaging to trust in politics. Most British MPs are highly attuned to the cost of living crisis and challenges faced by their constituents.
Poster for La Grazia (2025)
BBC headline: Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer release is genius, says fan
Will H. Hays
James Rebhorn in The Talented Mr. Ripley
Poster for Criss Cross (1949)
Some homophobic bullshit from Wired magazine
Poster for The Guns of Navarone (1961)
Poster for Honkytonk Man (1982)
Label for a drink named Tank Fly Boss Walk Jam Nitty Gritty
Rick in Casablanca, better than he thinks at being noble
My 2025 Letterboxd stats: 478 films logged, 4 films reviewed (pathetic), 794 hours watched Most watched actor Willem Dafoe, most watched director Herschell Gordon Lewis (again)
Miriam Webster: Your 2026 Word golden
Poster for The Bells in Old Town (1946)
@dril tweet from 2014: the wise man bowed his head solemnly and spoke: "there's actually zero difference between good and bad things. you imbecile. you fucking moron"
Poster for Alpha (2025)
Gene Wilder in Blazing Saddles
Pope with microphone
From the article: Thomas Archer, Gazelle critic, referred to Mr. Robeson as a "ham" (as a political speaker) whose ideological enthusiasm "went beyond the limits of good taste" Said Campbell Carroll, Herald reporter: "Mr. Robeson does little good to the cause he so earnestly espouses."
Bored club girl meme
Lucy van Pelt: "HE NOTICED ME! HE NOTICED ME!! I'VE NEVER BEEN SO HAPPY IN ALL MY LIFE!"
Poster for The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
Album cover of Like a Prayer by Madonna
Quote from her out of Moloko: "If being a compassionate artist is to be my downfall, then so be it. I know in my heart that one day, I will be remembered as a brave person, both morally and artistically uncompromising. In the long run, that will be my legacy."
Drew Struzan's iconic poster for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Poster for BOB AND CAROL AND TED AND ALICE (1969)
Poster for Bergman Island (2021)
Grandpa Simpson telling stories that don't go anywhere
La Grande Illusion poster
Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs
28 Years Later poster
Skeet by Stephen King: "I think it would be good to get some women in charge of the countries that have nuclear weapons. Women talk to each other. Women can be reasonable. Enough with the macho men and swinging dicks."
Album cover: The Beach Boys compilation "Summer Dreams"
High and Low poster
Independent headline: "Director Wes Anderson reveals Gene Hackman's verdict on The Royal Tenenbaums"
Paul McGann and Richard E. Grant in Withnail and I.
Screenshot from the blog post: "It's a kind of laughter I recognize in its non-audible form, online. A laughter all about distancing oneself from the subject at hand. In more benign form it looks like simple memes. More troublingly, it emerges as trolling. In any case, it's laughter that denies any real human engagement, where those things in the world that challenge us are met with chuckling dismissal, like they are not real."
Christopher from The Sopranos: "Where's my arc?"
Norman Rockwell's Freedom of Speech
Keir Starmer: "there's a famous slogan in the United Kingdom"
Gravestone of Royal O'Reilly Tenenbaum
Mick Jagger in Performance
Hooch the dog in Turner & Hooch
Book cover: Nobody Lives Forever by John Gardner
Post from The Democrats: image of Trump staring at Musk captioned "Happy Valentine's Day 🥰" because hurhurhur GAYYYYY amirite?
Homer Simpson: "This is everybody's fault but mine."
BBC headline with Trump photo: "Trump 2.0: Confident, organised and still freewheeling"