Wish I had gotten to see it on the big screen. It’s where action movies with more boom than hmm flourish.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
Rough to watch bit absolutely riveting.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
I had hopes. They went down the Tubes.
Movies like this are all about the Why.
Why are these characters stuck in these elaborate machines of torment and death? Is there a reason? Is this vengeance or justice? A game for madmen.
This movie offers no why.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
You have a plumbers aura about you.
We are all one terrible day away.
Three Myths of the Great Resignation – The Atlantic
The Great Resignation isn’t really about burnout. And it’s not really about what most people think of as resignations. To put it as concisely as possible: The Great Resignation is mostly a dynamic “free agency” period for low-income workers switching jobs to make more money, plus a moderate surge of early retirements in a pandemic.
The most succinct and relatable terms I’ve seen discussing “The Great Resignation.”
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
This entire film is the longer version of this comic and the spiritual successor to Idiocracy.
He’s a 3 star general that works at the Pentagon. Why would he charge us for free snacks? — Jennifer Lawrence
I love fingerling potatoes. —Timothée Chalamet
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
Danny Devito and Kristin Chenoweth. That is all.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
Origin story vibes.
This was a Matrix story.
Very comfortable. I enjoyed it in my pod.
Are we embarking on another trilogy?
Love Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss.
Didn’t see the RATM cover coming in the credits.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
This 1996 movie is of its time. I felt this world. But I would have recognized my own father as my favorite hero of the day.
Letterboxd – Carl Holscher
Cute movie that extremely relatable. We are all just looking for a good night’s sleep.