Marcus B. McAllister
@captainmcwow
film lover | physical media supporter | NC born and raised | business systems analyst Letterboxd: Blu-ray Forums: I left Xitter in 2023 and haven’t looked back.
During the COVID lockdown we were inundated with videos of celebrities telling us we were “all together in this”. But there was one video posted by Sam Neill that, for me, provided calm and actually made me feel that at some point, eventually, everything would be ok. We will miss you, Sam.
Rewatched Tenet for the first time since 2020. The film definitely improves on a second viewing, and dare I say it’s a fantastic film and a stellar entry in Christopher Nolan’s oeuvre. We live in a twilight world.
Finally rectifying my single 007 blindspot and watching Octopussy. Why did no one ever tell me this was one of the better Roger Moore outings?
I’m not going back to Xitter, but if I were, it would simply be to follow this man.
Look at this guy sitting this way. Who does he think he is?
Oh, look at that. It’s projected to rain the same time as the fight. 😉
Happy for the Knicks. Truly. And to think they could’ve won in the 90’s with Ewing had this guy not got in the way.
My Spielberg ranking post-Disclosure Day. My blind spots in his filmography are: The Color Purple, 1941, Always, Duel, The Sugarland Express.
Solar charging. Back legs spread for maximum dick to sidewalk contact.
Get a cat, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. They… were right.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day the first Marvel movie that’s a Nolan byproduct?
Superman’s always been my favorite, ever since I was a kid. I grew up with the 90’s comics and the Reeve movies. To see Superman on the big screen taking such a place of prominence in the new DCU, I have to send a special thanks to @jamesgunn.bsky.social. Man of Tomorrow can’t come soon enough!
Nobody tell him I posted this. He would deny this happened.
Criterion are dropping their new announcements today but they won’t top this one. Both cuts in 4K too! Shake and bake!