Sam Raimi was a 20-year-old college dropout with a 2x4 and a 16mm camera. You never needed AI, you just needed guts and brains.

I can’t stress enough how much AI is ruining the internet. Pinterest is un-usable, Google image searches are overrun with misleading slop. It’s estimated that there are now more bots on the web than there are people. We have seen a wonderful thing destroyed in our lifetimes.

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Yeah, these are some of the best things the U.S. government has ever made. They have saved incalculable lives.

not to defend the robber barons but Andrew Carnegie, the richest man of his era, gave away 90 percent of his wealth and funded the building of 2,811 libraries, and I’m afraid the current crop of oligarchs isn’t sending their best.

not one original film in sight

It's no secret how this has happened. We've eliminated the spaces in which young people traditionally hung out. Their role models are misogynistic grifters and grievance merchants. They've spent more time online than offline and been radicalized accordingly.

I am not kidding, build 500,000 of these things all over the country.

This could be said about literally every needle drop in the movie.

I will not rest till this man is paid

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One of these rich dudes invested in a food company with all proceeds going to kids in need. The other started Sundance Institute, boosting the lives of countless artists. Hey modern rich dudes, don't be a typical greedy AI crypto-prick, be like these two.

I wake up to a shitload of people ruing the Dodgers for "breaking" baseball when they have broken no rules. As weird as it sounds, I don't blame the Dodgers for the rot in baseball. I blame the Twins. The team that did jack shit for two straight years after their best season in

In recent years, many young people have approached the faith through social media, successful programs and popular online Christian witnesses. The danger is that a faith discovered online is limited to individual experiences, which may be intellectually and emotionally

there’s nothing like the final 10 minutes of the concentration camp episode of Band of Brothers to sober you up.

Pope Leo on cinema, today at the Vatican, could not be more right (and, dare I say, holy): deadline.com/2025/11/pope-l…

It is a very important thing he's doing.

I watched 48 hrs for the first time last night, and certain aspects of the movie aside, it looked better than 90% of the stuff that came out this decade.

I think its clear from our years-long social experiment with legalized and inescapable online gambling that we need to ban it immediately with extreme predjudice.