Favorite film for each year of the 1930s: 30: All Quiet on the Western Front 31: The Public Enemy 32: I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang 33: Duck Soup 34: It Happened One Night 35: The Bride of Frankenstein 36: Modern Times 37: Le Grande Illusion 38: Holiday 39: Stagecoach What are yours? #Filmsky

Sylvie@slywit.bsky.social · 7h ago

Favorite film for each year of the 1930s: 1930: Au Bonheur des Dames 1931: Working Girls 1932: The Old Dark House 1933: Gold Diggers of 1933 1934: The Thin Man 1935: If You Could Only Cook 1936: My Man Godfrey 1937: La Grande Illusion 1938: The Lady Vanishes 1939: The Women What are yours? #Filmsky

Favorite film for each year of the 1920s: 1920: The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari 1921: The Kid 1922: Nosferatu 1923: Safety Last! 1924: Sherlock Jr 1925: The Big Parade 1926: So This is Paris 1927: Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans 1928: The Wind 1929: Lucky Star What are yours? #Filmsky 📽️🎞️🎬

Sylvie@slywit.bsky.social · yesterday

Favorite film for each year of the 1920s: 1920: Way Down East 1921: The Kid 1922: Nosferatu 1923: The Grub Stake 1924: Sherlock Jr 1925: Lady Windermere’s Fan 1926: 3 Bad Men 1927: The Cat and the Canary 1928: The Wind 1929: Hell’s Heroes What are yours? #Filmsky 📽️🎞️🎬

Since The Prisoner is available to stream on Criterion Channel, I'm finally making an attempt to watch it. With that in mind, what order should I watch the series? I need to make that decision before I finish episode one.

Yours truly at the artist reception and closing of my very first solo artist exhibition.

Back on my bullshit thanks to the Kino summer sale and Barnes & Noble's Criterion, Arrow AND Radiance sales.

Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't Nirvana, Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains.

optiMSTie@optimstie.bsky.social · last wk.

Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't Nirvana, Pearl Jam or Alice in Chains.

Not sure what this says about me but The Odyssey was the first time that a Christopher Nolan movie made me tear up quite a few times.

During a screening of Boogie Nights in 70mm I attended recently, someone cheered when his name appeared during the end credits. That made my night.

Criterion Channel@criterionchannl.bsky.social · 2w ago

Always missing and remembering the incomparable Philip Seymour Hoffman, born on this day in 1967. No one better. ❤️ PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE (2002)

Three all time favorites in 70mm. I'm also feeling a little inspired to go through David Lean's entire filmography. Especially to finally get through the ones from the 1940s and 1950s that have been on my watchlist for way too long.

Letterboxd@letterboxd.social · 3w ago

Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Time to post your #LastFourWatched 📲

My Monday evening.

One of my traditions during my trips to the Twin Cities is purchasing a book about photography to keep me inspired for my work. So here's what I bought today.

My Sunday afternoon. Third time seeing this in a movie theater. Second time seeing this in 70mm.

My Saturday night.

If I had made it back from the lake before 7pm, I was going to watch either Nashville or Jaws for my 4th of July movie this evening. It didn't happen so I decided to watch this.

Some evenings, you end up deciding to buy tickets to see Lawrence of Arabia in 70mm.

I watched Blazing Saddles this morning in honor of Mel Brooks' 100th birthday. When my father showed this to my twin brother and myself when we were 15 years old, I thought this was the funniest movie I had ever seen. Now that I'm 40...I'm not sure if it still is...but it's pretty darn close.

On the eve of his 100th birthday, I'm finally watching the only movie directed by Mel Brooks that I have not previously seen.

Well....maybe it's time to finally invest in a 4K Blu-ray player. www.criterion.com/boxsets/9000...

Pretty happy with what I found and purchased at one of the local record stores this past weekend.

RIP to the great James Burrows. I am one of those people who consider Cheers the greatest sitcom of all time. Of the 237 episodes that Burrows directed, this is the scene that sprung in my mind after finding out about his death. From S1's Endless Slumper. (1/2) www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs0...

Cheers Clips: Sam's bottlecap

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Will probably like Disclosure Day a bit more during a second viewing without having to deal with a couple in the theater that were using their phones and smart watches every 10 minutes.

Listing off both the best and worst Spielberg movies is all good and fun but where are we with choosing his most underrated movie? This for sure is my pick.

My first solo artist exhibition is now on display at Great River Arts in Little Falls, MN!

Officially one week away from installing my very first solo exhibition.

Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans The Naked Spur Rear Window East of Eden The Searchers Lawrence of Arabia The Wild Bunch Apocalypse Now Who Framed Roger Rabbit Casino

Chris@staggerlee42.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Name 10 MOVIES you've seen on the big screen (original or re-release): Stalker The Horse Thief Raging Bull The Red Shoes The Shining The Master The Third Man An Elephant Sitting Still A Long Day’s Journey Into Night The Florida Project

Introduce yourself with 10 bands/musicians you've seen live! Bruce Springsteen Rilo Kiley Willie Nelson The Replacements Lucinda Williams The Who The Avett Brothers Margo Price Kris Kristofferson Steve Martin & the Steep Canyon Rangers

Benjamin Dreyer@bcdreyer.social · 3mo ago

Introduce yourself with 10 bands/musicians you've seen live! • Emerson, Lake & Palmer • Joan Baez • Bette Midler • Sufjan Stevens • Teddy Thompson • Rosemary Clooney • Peggy Lee • Steve & Eydie • Andrea Marcovicci • Marilyn Maye

happy friday post simpsons screenshots to cleanse the timeline

Peter Labuza@labuzamovies.com · 3mo ago

happy friday post simpsons screenshots to cleanse the timeline

The Pepé Le Pew cartoons featured some of the most fascinating human character designs. Chuck Jones, as always, was working on another level compared to the other directors as Termite Terrace.

Jason the Cartoon Fan@jasonthecartoonfan.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Your unpopular opinion(s) about Pepé Le Pew. (Oh boy: I can tell this set of quote posts are going to be fun.)

Exactly one month away from the installation of my very first solo art exhibition and....God I hope that I'll be ready by then....