The feeling that you weren't made for this world can easily be explained by the fact that this world wasn't made for you.

What does Godwin's Law say about comparing YOURSELF to Hitler...?

I can't take you seriously as a cinephile if you judge a film by its trailer or its box office numbers.

Imagine what the world would be like if George Soros was even the slightest bit litigious.

"A masterpiece of filmmaking - so tense I often felt unable to breathe." My five-star review of "Hallow Road". letterboxd.com/bonfils/film/h…

A coal miner's canary, the inscription reads: "In Memory of Little Joe. Died November 3rd 1875. Aged 3 Years”.

Do the narratives we get from psychoanalysis really convey hidden truths? Perhaps the subconscious is beyond language - and our encounter with it can only be communicated by telling a story that isn't really there?

How many pages can you copy from Hitler's playbook and still invoke Godwin's Law?

"Fine entertainment on a slow night - but not a film that will stay with me for very long." My four-star review of "The Holdovers": letterboxd.com/bonfils/film/t…

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“Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills.”

"Perfect dramatic sci-fi thriller by Danny Boyle. Visually stunning - with the sun cast against character as a constant, ominous and potentially lethal presence." My five-star review of "Sunshine". letterboxd.com/bonfils/film/s…

French police have released a picture of the person they are looking for in connection with today’s jewel heist.

Meanwhile, at the Louvre:

Working is for chumps. Son, I'm proud of you. I was twice your age before I figured that out.

🚨🇫🇷 FLASH – Pour renforcer la sécurité du Louvre, des panneaux "interdiction de voler" seront placés devant chaque œuvre.

“Monkeys reject unequal pay,” a 2003 study where one subject was rewarded with a cucumber and the other with a much more desirable grape (for the same work)

"Starts out promising, depicting the collapse of society in truly visceral fashion. But eventually turns into a more conventional fight and escape type thriller." My four-star review of "28 Days Later". letterboxd.com/bonfils/film/2…