We’re about to spin the block hard on physical media. We’re about to start collecting and archiving tangible art, music, literature, magazines, newspapers, film, all of it more than ever. We’re that tired. Nothing feels real anymore.

id be crying if I looked like that too bruh thats fucked up what they be doing to yall i aint even gon hold you i be saying thats fucked up like bro you probably had the full wash and set ya shit would be fire proudly if they aint cut ya shit, fuck it tho bro it's your life

I hate to sound like a broken clock, but once again, as a GenZ-er, why did everything have to go to shit when WE became adults????

at a time when we’re more isolated from each other than ever, the theatrical experience has never been more important. they may not be perfect, but theaters are some of the few places left that bring people of all walks of life together to escape whatever we endure in the

film twitter:

today is literally film twitter’s worst nightmare

i chose the worst time to become a filmmaker huh

Five corporations control 90% of the US media market. Airlines merged from 12 major carriers in 1980 to 4 today. Four giants control 80% of meat processing. The evidence of corporate consolidation is everywhere. It means more power for them and less freedom for you.

mind you Netflix is one of the main reasons why tv shows are dead! we used to get 22 episode seasons for a tv show every year, even with filler, the buildup was worth it. now we wait 3 years for 8 episodes…

The Writers Guild of America says the Netflix & Warner Bros merger “must be blocked” “The world’s largest streaming company swallowing one of its biggest competitors is what antitrust laws were designed to prevent”

From: Your Face (1987), dir. Bill Plympton, Plymptoons Studio

Architecture was better when the cocaine was clean and people prioritized spaces where they could stay up and talk all night

and it was pure garbage. i loved every second of it

somehow i picked the worst possible decade to try to have a career in filmmaking

Besides being Cameron's grandmother, Jo Ann was also a member of the "Clinton 12". At just 14-year-old, she was among the first Black students to desegregate Clinton High School in Tennessee after the Brown vs. Board of Ed case. It was one of the first desegregated public schools

"You should be inside of a film when you go into a theater. It should surround you, envelope you, so you can live inside a dream." -- David Lynch

moviegoer 1&2: aye we fuck with your fit me: oh thank u! moviegoer 1&2: what are you here to see? literally me:

craving matcha

this would fix me .