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Prompts like these are always wild to read. The answers are either: "I know critical consensus is that Blood Robber 3 is better than Blood Robber 5 but I just disagree" or "I have never seen a movie and hate all movies".

Rachel Merrill Artist for Gil Thorp and Death To Pachuco!@ohhhaeee.bsky.social · 3d ago

Whats a movie everyone fucking loves that you despise? It doesnt have to be objectively bad, you just objectively DID NOT. Heres one for me since Ive been on a Barbara Loden kick lately-

Barbara Loden in Elia Kazans incredibly florid and overrated Splendor In The Grass

Every day you read two headlines, one like "Trump orders U.S. Aircraft Carrier to get him Chik-fil-a" and one like "Hakeem Jeffries: We Must Be Very Cautious in the Way We Consider Speaking About Methods of Bringing About Incremental Change to U.S. Tax Code"

"Just cook your burrito at home" is funny because a burrito might be the worst thing to make for yourself. A high quality burrito requires ingredients and prep beyond what the standard home cook has plus the extra challenge of assembly. Its the perfect thin to outsource to a pro.

It's absolutely insane we've somehow let the Covid recriminations debate become like "why didn't we reopen in person schools before there was a vaccine" and not "why did none of the trump guys go to jail for stealing PPE from New York hospitals in March 2020"

A lot of people are focused on this passage but the review itself is pretty evenhanded and not really a wall to wall takedown. She even thanks Nolan at the end for making the movie and spreading the story of the Odyssey to new people.

Josephine beckbook.com Riesman@josie.zone · 4w ago

Omg. Omg omg omg. Emily Wilson (as in, the famed translator of Homer) just published her take on Nolan's Odyssey in @lrb.co.uk... and it is SWEET, JUICY HATERADE: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...

As they say at the awards shows, I was humbled to learn that Nolan has read at least the first line of my translation of The Odyssey into iambic pentameter. In at least one interview, he cited my version of the first line of the poem: ‘Tell me about a complicated man.’ But I would be ashamed to have written any part of this script