Kaylia
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Kanien'kehá:ka | Eastern Woodlands Introvirtuous Multipotentialite Persistent Polymath Malicious Disappointer Nonplussed Idealist Be A Good Ancestor Breadth▪︎Depth▪︎Integration ❤️=/= agreement
They Will Kill You F'n yikes! Silly, Fun, and unapologetically gory and over-the-top. Ya gotta go with these kinds of films. Congrats to all involved on such an original story!
Florida Man on Netflix. They're trying to be inclusive with a deaf actor in a few scenes. He uses ASL. His friend in the scene speaks aloud, implying that he reads lips, I guess. The friend proceeds to pace back and forth while talking, facing away from the deaf guy half the time. My dudes....
The Odyssey (2026). This is what going to the movies should mean: visually sumptuous, Acting (most notably John Leguizamo and Anne Hathaway), stunning effects, brimming with story, and a haunting score.
Tom, a short time after the movie starts, any time we share a popcorn at the movies:
10/10 I love the giftshop/bookstore! And there are lots of snack stops throughout the hospital. We liked the Lego buildings in cases on loan from one of your doctors! Our appt went well, which is the important part, right? Now, to prep for our next appt in a few of weeks. @hme-mch.bsky.social
9/? You'd think we were done, right? Wrong! There's a dude standing at each pay ticket scanner thing to take the paid ticket out of your hand and scan it before the barrier goes up. Thanks, I guess, however, this is really something I could have handled on my own. @hme-mch.bsky.social
When you're all set up with a good book. Then you finish it. And have no backup book within reach.
Free business idea for #MTLComicCon : deodorant, body spray, mouthwash, mints, wipes, etc.
Today on the 15N in Montreal. What a gorgeous view! I was one of five people taking the exact same photo at this time.
Me to Tom, whenever he catches me watching a world-ending-natural-disaster or zombie movie:
I flippin' love his face! I have an embarrassment of riches in gifs of Capt. Pike facial expressions.
When I was a kid, a fridge with a water/ice dispenser was the epitome of wealth. Looking back, a pool table in the basement also made the list.
Last summer, it took me a fair amount of time to read The Iliad for the first time. Can I finish The Odyssey before I see the movie? Questions, questions....
Big Mistakes (2026) on Netflix is entertaining - you can feel these relationships. It is a stressful show, and is cathartic in that (most likely) our problems are not their problems. I love a project where the characters make all (or most of) the "best possible" decisions. And it's still bananas.
The Boroughs (2026) on Netflix is a charming, engaging adventure. I appreciate these projects that spotlight the lives of elders (I acknowledge that this does not depict a typical retirement....)
Anniversary (2025) is chilling, and really drives home the point that some problems are best solved with a swift stabbing.