Darrick Ward
@jedidarrick.bsky.social
To quote Dave Bautista in Glass Onion, "I like movies."
🥄Out now on @dropout.tv - The Don Hertzfeldt Collection!
do you know how dangerous i'd be if "thinking about doing something" energy translated into "doing something" output
![Lost episode of Arthur. Arthur's dad brings in a shambolic man wearing sunglasses and also rendered with little ears. Arthur's dad says "Arthur, meet your great uncle, LOU Reed." Lou Reed says something that is [redacted]. Arthur is shaken to his core.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:e72cwu7fen37hzzzhwy6mkxp/bafkreidwcbwyxe7da62scgftghy4l7oiml5l2v6w2yja556zehimvfoxwy)
someone should invent good habits that are easy to keep and bad habits that are easy to break
The Disney Store is re-releasing those old Mego Marvel dolls. This looks so weird to me cause I associate them with the comics in Wizard and Toy Fair magazines.
New visual for GUNBUSTER! drawn by Ryuta Fuse for the pop up shop in Akihabara that will run from August 22 to September 6. seasonal-plants.co.jp/event/TOP_PO... #トップをねらえ
There is no version of yourself you could become that would satisfy the people who hate you. So you might as well be who you are.
I just realized that not once during Brand New Day does anyone call the Punisher "the Punisher." It's always "Frank." And it's hilarious.
There is a really odd and perhaps unintentional reference to STAR TREK: THE MOTION PICTURE in the new Spider-Man movie.
ultimately, zohran mamdani is a reminder that politicians can be younger than 80 years old
No. I am not boosting the Peanuts AI slop, not even for a quote dunk. Charles M. Schulz’s work is the pinnacle of *human* creativity. It is an insult to human art in general if you ask the machine to plagiarize it. It’s as bad as a slur, IMO.
nice joke, lol, reminds me of this unrelated political thing i can’t stop talking about
David Zaslav really is remarkably bad at his job. www.nytimes.com/2026/07/31/b...
Will ‘Barbie’ Get a Sequel? Warner Bros. Is Scrambling to Reach a Deal.
Three years after the $1.5 billion hit, Warner Bros. is trying to reach a deal before December, when the rights for a sequel revert to Mattel.
nytimes.com
The excellent James Brolin 1980 NYC crime thriller Night of the Juggler came out on Blu-ray a few months ago, and beyond the extremely sick chase sequence that makes up the first 25% of the movie, my favorite part is this NYPD Lt. learning what frozen yogurt is for the first time.