(click it)

 

I'm going to wait until they re-assemble them.

 

I know of the Electric State from the Simon Stålenhag books. They are like alt-history, narrative art. : https://www.simonstalenhag.se/tftl.html




They did a show based on Tales from the Loop as well.

And the most EXCITING thing to come of his universe, is the upcoming TTRPG by free league publishing. The designer from Mork Bork/CY_BORG and a lot of other big names in avant-garde design/art are working together on it:
https://freeleaguepublishing.com/shop/the-electric-state-rpg/core-rulebook/

 

I am anxious for AI full length movies however made by great movie makers not merely geeks of the tech. Like George Lucas could set up on his porch or something and start up gain.

 

where we are was 12,000 years in the making.
suggest you read up on the "The Club of Rome", "The Committee of 300", Bilderbergs, COVID, etc.

the history of mankind has always been about the distribution of resources and countervailing groups of organized individuals attempting to steer the ownership and distribution of those resources. Of course mother nature steps in with a large boulder from the sky every now and then, also solar flares, earthquakes, fires, etc.

ask yourself why are we so many, only now, when modern man has existed for between .25 million and one million years? thats a lot of time to reproduce and build social and physical structures.

Why is there only a few bones and dust and some mysterious precision megaliths scattered about on this world without history?

BAM

Builders of the Ancient Mysteries

 

Yes. It's quite simple.

 

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Ameku M.D.: Doctor Detective (2025) (Season 1)



(https://myanimelist.net/anime/58600/Ameku_Takao_no_Suiri_Karte)

 

Mickey 17 is amazing. The 137 minutes flew by. No dull filler.
The Robert Pattinsons are great along with Mark Ruffalo as the crazed Trump type character. So many fun characters. It's non-stop action throughout.

 

Stormy Monday (1988) www.imdb.com/de/title/tt0096180/

A crooked American businessman tries to push the shady influential owner of a nightclub in Newcastle, England to sell him the club. The club's new employee and the American's ex lover fall in love and inadvertently stir the pot.

Director: Mike Figgis | Screenplay: Mike Figgis | Main cast: Melanie Griffith, Tommy Lee Jones, Sting, Sean Bean

 

So sad to hear Val Kilmer had died. I watched my favourite movie of his again. So many gags in it you may need to watch it twice. Same team that gave us Airplane!

Top Secret

 

if you are referencing the MIT study for "the limits to growth" absolutely a scam. a model designed to give the results necessary for the argument.

 

Tangerine Dream — Revolution Of Sound
Amazing documentary for those of us old enough to remember being able to afford and use 16 note controlled voltage sequencers.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6708818/

 

Glengarry Glen Ross...The most excellent film adaptation of David Mamet's Pulitzer Prize wining critique on the morality of unfettered capitalism.

Jack Lemon, Al Pacino, Alan Arkin, Kevin Spacey, Ed Harris and Alec Baldwin work together to create true art on screen. Perhaps director James Foley only needed to say ACTION and those fellows just went about their business...though maybe not.

Full movie

 

enjoyed a little film last night that was made in the century. a rarity for me.

Snak Shack, a fun little dramatic comedy that apparently lost its shirt at the box office. I'd never heard of it. Guess they needed a better adverstising budget/team..

Life in the summer of 1991, a pair of friends are tested in their friendship by life, women,family and the random nature of the universe. well made film.



https://www.imdb.com/title/tt22004344/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_6_nm_2_in_0_q_snak%20shack


rated R for a metric fuck ton of swearing.

you may laugh out loud a few times...

 

So nice! :

Oh My God finally! :

edit :
nice & interesting movie/soundtrack :

A really well made movie & an awesome soundtrack :

 

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watched this last night



Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving the Police

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt161001...tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_can't%20stand%20losing%20you

a documentary and autobiography of Andy Summers and his works.

great documentary. Andy seems stuck in the middle of a power trio - Sting wants to be king, Stewart has enough power to fight him, being brother of their manager and owner of their contracts etc.Andy's just a great guitarist who doesn't want to be poor anymore and wants to play music instead of politics and gets stuck in the middle.. He compensated by documenting through photography and diaries the experience of climbing the mountains of music carrying two assholes he loves and depends on. Some gem moments in this film..

 

So saturday night was "ACTION MOVIE NIGHT" so we decided on "A Working Man"..



Worth a watch as they try to resusicatate a tired old trope thats on life support..

Sylvester Stallone wrote the screenplay, its could have used a lot of punching up.

I'd give it a 6 ish,( 6.2-6.6) out of 10. The action is there but the plot looks like swiss cheese -
plenty of holes if you need the ventilation. The dialogue is tepid, and the plot structure is
so worn you can often see the bones of other old movies underneath.

Still if you want to watch your average construction worker who happens to keep 50k of surveillance gear in
his pickup truck take on the russian mafia , this is your cinematic experience waiting for a bowl of buttered popcorn.

I probably won't watch it again (unless I get dementia and forget I've already seen it)

but its was a fun watch. and its a new movie, but if you want a great (not good) action movie, there's always some Bruce Willis like RED, or Last Boyscout, or a million cowboy films..

anyhow here's the IMDB link

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9150192/

 

Kentucky Fried Movie (1977). Not seen this for a few years. The 30 minute spoof of Enter The Dragon is great. I had a good laugh.

 

A good movie, an hilarious review!