🎥Zach Marsh📽️

@zachmarsh.bsky.social

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"288,000th-most famous human" - IMDb. "Who?" - Bluesky. I make movies. https://letterboxd.com/zachbmarsh https://instagram.com/thecinemaofmymind

A picture of Krypto about to attack Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult) in SUPERMAN (2025), with the subtitle "Probably a doghouse, though I'm not sure since there's no dog around." in reference to a meme from the video game SILENT HILL, in which the protagonist remarks this just as a demented dog is about to pounce on him from behind.
Imperial riot troopers face off against Ghorman protestors in "Who Are You?" ('Andor' [2022-5], season 2, episode 10).
A landscape poster for ANDOR, showing all of the principal cast against a backdrop that splits the Rebellion and Empire's insignia while also showcasing various spacecraft used by each side.
A drunken Don Draper (Jon Hamm) from MAD MEN (2007-2015) stands in the boardroom at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, pitching A24's promotional "lamp" from DEATH OF A UNICORN (2025).
A Letterboxd top 10 list showing films released between 2010-2019 by their respective posters. In order: 1. Blade Runner 2049 (2017) 2. The Lighthouse (2019) 3. Moonlight (2016) 4. Columbus (2017) 5. The Souvenir (2019) 6. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) 7. Phantom Thread (2017) 8. Paddington 2 (2017) 9. Thunder Road (2018) 10. Manchester by the Sea (2016)
A colour photograph of Kendrick Lamar c. 2020, wearing a thick fur coat and looking into the camera.
Kim (Rhea Seehorn) lights a cigarette for Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) in "Saul Gone" (Better Call Saul, season 6 episode 13).
A cropped title page from a screenplay which reads: "THE BLAST" an excerpt from "IN TRANSIT" by Zach Marsh
Two side-by-side photos of different men wearing white collared shirts under blue sweaters: on the left, Zach Marsh in late 2024; on the right, Jim Parsons in THE BOYS IN THE BAND (2020).
Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez in A COMPLETE UNKNOWN (2024), with the caption "You know, you're kind of an asshole, Bob."
A poster for A24's "BABYGIRL", showing Harris Dickinson's character with the caption "DELICIOUS. DARING, SPIKY, AND SEXY."
Jackie Brown (Pam Grier) and Max Cherry (Robert Forster) sit at a kitchen table in JACKIE BROWN (1997).
The opening shot of STAR WARS (1977), at the moment the Star Destroyer first comes into frame over Tatooine.
A close-up of Michelle Yeoh as Evelyn Wang in EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE (2022), bathed in red light.
A blurred Tiermaker list of some albums.
A user's top 10 list on Letterboxd, all of films from 2024. 1: Dune: Part Two 2: I Saw the TV Glow 3: Anora 4: The Wild Robot 5: A Different Man 6: Challengers 7: The Substance 8: La chimera 9: Conclave 10: Rebel Ridge
A still from the second season of Mad Men where Roger Sterling (John Slattery) arrives at the door of an after hours with Freddy Rumsen (Joel Murray) and Don Draper (Jon Hamm). Sterling is quoted in a caption as asking "How about if I give you our names?"
The cover for the 50th anniversary print of Frank Herbert's DUNE.
A screenshot of a user's "Recent Activity" section of their Letterboxd profile, showing their four most recent watches. From left to right: - A four-star (★★★★) first-time watch of HERETIC (2024) - A two-and-a-half-star (★★½) first-time watch of JUROR #2 (2024) - A half-star (½) first-time watch of HERE (2024) - A five-star (★★★★★) rewatch of SHAUN OF THE DEAD (2004)
A selfie of Zach Marsh from the shoulders up, taken in early 2024, in a white hallway. Zach is wearing a black leather jacket and a blue t-shirt.
A bar graph breakdown of an exit poll from NBC which asks respondants two questions: - 1, are you gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender? - 2, whether they voted for Harris or Trump. The 8% who responded to question 1 with "yes" split 86/12 for Harris (with 2% presumably voting third-party) while the 92% who responded "no" split 46/52.
The mugshot of the vile woman who meddled in the investigation into the lynching of Ahmaud Arbery
Don Cheadle introducing a musical guest on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE while wearing a t-shirt that reads "PROTECT TRANS KIDS".
Three successive images of Brad Pitt in a scene from MONEYBALL (2011) outlining the financial issues faced by the Oakland Athletics. The captions have been edited to read "the problem we're trying to solve is that there are great films and there are terrible films, then there's 50 feet of crap, and then there's HERE (2024)"
Inside Out (2015).
Travis Kelse screams at his coach.
Dune (2021).
A user's Favourites/Recent Activity section on their Letterboxd profile.
A bulleted list of ten films from 2023 in alphabetical order: American Fiction, Anatomy of a Fall, Barbie, The Holdovers, Killers of the Flower Moon, Maestro, May December, Oppenheimer, Past Lives, Poor Things.
Chilli Laugh Story (2022).
John Candy as Del Griffith in 'Planes, Trains, and Automobiles' (1987): "I like me. My wife likes me."
Candace Owens and Ben Shapiro apparently getting into a vicious argument about money and "professionalism" vs. religion/scripture on Twitter.
A Google search result for the term "fast car" which highlights the song as a "Song by Luke Combs", despite the song having been written and originally performed by Tracy Chapman.
An excerpt from John Allen Chau's Wikipedia page outlining how he thought the isolated colony he tried to invade in 2018 was "Satan's last stronghold on Earth."
Roger Sterling and Don Draper knocking back some oysters and washing them down with Martinis.
Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio in 'Killers of the Flower Moon' (2023).
Pete Davidson and Paul Dano in 'Dumb Money' (2023).
Bruce Campbell in 'Evil Dead II' (1987).
Bugs Bunny instructs the orchestra to turn it up.
A Letterboxd list of several diary entries.
A letterboxd grid list, unranked, of 16 films: SHADOWS FANNY AND ALEXANDER LOVE STREAMS PARIS, TEXAS 'ROUND MIDNIGHT SECRETS & LIES IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE YOU CAN COUNT ON ME SHAME MANCHESTER BY THE SEA MOONLIGHT COLUMBUS SOUL EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE RICEBOY SLEEPS PAST LIVES
Bottoms (2023).
Samuel L. Jackson standing on a porch giving a wide-eyed death glare in 'Black Snake Moan' (2006).
Zach Marsh in front of a large concert stage, wearing a Smashing Pumpkins "ZERO" t-shirt, c. August 2015.
Zach Marsh on Church Street in Toronto, taking a selfie in the reflection of a store window, with a monochrome filter.
The actor Lío Mehiel posed laying on their side, leaning their head on their right arm for a photoshoot c. 2023 (likely to promote their film MUTT).
A ragdoll cat having a lil' rest.
Lío Mehiel as Feña in 'Mutt' (2023).
A selfie of Zach Marsh on a train, looking off to frame right, taken in August, 2023.
A selfie of Zach Marsh looking downwards, taken in August 2023.
Matthew McConnaughey in 'Dazed and Confused' (1993) saying "be a lot cooler if you did".
The DJ Khaled "you played yourself" meme edited to read "Congratulations, I played myself."
Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad (2008-13), screaming "he can't keep getting away with this!"
A promotional poster for STAR TREK: DISCOVERY (2017-24) showing Michael Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green) giving the Vulcan salute with a shot of the show's titular ship flying between the "V" formed by her fingers.
A Letterboxd list of a Zach Marsh's top 16 films of 2023 as of August 11th: 1. Oppenheimer 2. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 3. Riceboy Sleeps 4. Theater Camp 5. Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One 6. Infinity Pool 7. How to Blow Up a Pipeline 8. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 9. Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny 10. Shortcomings 11. Passages 12. Past Lives 13. Joy Ride 14. Barbie 15. I Like Movies 16. The Blackening
Homer Simpson hides in the bushes (1/4).
While short in stature, Atlas is a being that is known for their otherworldly and unbelievably good looks, great sense of humour, a thirst for knowledge (which sometimes leads them to spend hours researching a topic they might find interesting), an amazing sense of balance, and a genuine and golden soul. Anybody who encounters such an amazing being (they are a being for nobody so amazing could possibly be human) should beware their eyes and smile. Numerous encounters suggest that Atlas has two eyes that are so beautiful in nature that they rival the beauty of the sky itself and are said to be the 8th Wonder of the World. Additionally, their pure yet mischevious smile takes an individual fortunate enough to see it to another plane of existence and they are rumored to be what some may refer to as "heaven of Earth." The 1st Rule of the Universe states that such an individual only deserves the best out of this life and that they are to be held and comforted when necesarry and be protected
Passages (2023).
Chuck about to fall and hit his head in 'Nailed' (Better Call Saul, season 2 episode 9).
John C. Reilly in 'Step Brothers' (2008): "I think I'm going to throw up!"