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“Accountability is WOKE!” - Ron Pudding Fingers DeSantis
Nested comments are so much easier to follow with this UI. I find it very difficult to keep my place in conversations using the default lemmy front end on desktop which is why I’ve stuck with photon or alexandrite. But I will absolutely be using this UI as soon as it’s fully functional. It looks great so far!
I love that! It’s a funny anecdote and very endearing. John Williams is a giant in the industry but didn’t seem to have an ego about himself when it came to the daunting task of scoring such a powerful film.
I think that’s the kind of attitude you’d want from a composer for a film like Schindler’s List. Someone that recognizes the importance of the film and who is going to work their ass off to do the film justice rather than someone waltzing in and treating it like they’re working on a run of the mill movie gig.
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In the future please check to make sure your submission hasn’t already been posted.
Can you please ease up on the submissions? 9 posts in 4hrs is excessive and could be considered borderline spamming the instance we’re hosted on. Keep in mind this is a general purpose instance and not specifically catering to entertainment media like Lemmy.film used to so we’re not trying to flood the local feed. None of your posts broke double digit upvotes either so it might be an indication that you need to be a little more discriminating.
What kind of genres are you into? It’d help narrow down recommendations.
I’m a big fan of For All Mankind. It’s an alt-history scifi series from Ronald D. Moore (Battlestar Galactica, 2003). The fourth season just concluded last month too, so it’ll keep you occupied for awhile.
I’ve gotta say I’m looking forward to this one. I went into the first expecting schlock considering the last time Gerard Butler did a disaster movie we got the god awful Geostorm (2017). And while Greenland didn’t exactly reinvent the disaster genre it did some interesting things along the way. It’s probably the best (non-animated) film Gerard Butler’s done since Law Abiding Citizen in 2009.
I think the 1951 adaptation of Dickens’s A Christmas Carol starring Alastair Sim is worth a watch during the holidays. The original British release was titled “Scrooge” but it was released in the US as “A Christmas Carol” so keep that in mind if you go looking for it.