
steven soderbergh is a great director
personally i see why he needed a day job. i mean those ocean 14, 15, 16 movies aren't going to finance themselves are they? not sure if deans get paid well.

personally i see why he needed a day job. i mean those ocean 14, 15, 16 movies aren't going to finance themselves are they? not sure if deans get paid well.
I just decided to start using Flick since it has a lot of synergy with Letterboxd and it seems to include more available statistics. I'm basically keeping it synced up to Letterboxd in case the sale causes severe enshittification. Has anybody else started using it yet? I wanna see what other people are thinking about competition in this space.
Since we last spoke, I've gained some confidence being out, haven't really done much shooting at night like I really prefer, but have learned a little more about finding my preferred exposure. Hopefully some of these are pleasant to you guys. All of this is straight out of camera with no editing.
I don't care if I sound stupid not giving this spot to an older classic. I just can't stop pretending it's the most impact a film has ever had on me. I don't see any other film doing the same for me in the future. I watched interstellar for the first time when I was 9, and it changed everything for me.
Could someone who's in chat regularly ask Jan his perspective on doing a casual blind playthrough instead of nuzlocking the whole game blind so he can experience the whole game blind without the pain of resetting every time he gets a PB and slowly bleeds Pokémon until the end of a long run? And then he could let his competitive side in after getting to see what the game has to offer, which will still be really challenging even without the nuzlock requirements. I know he's also talked a lot about not getting to experience the kaizo community in any real way because of playing blind, so it would solve that problem.
If he's talked about this before, you could also just let me know what he's said and that's okay
Hi there, I'm not the older woman in question but I need some guidance on what to recommend to her. I'm asking about my neighbor, an older woman who's a widow and borderline a shut-in. I've started interacting with her recently because I could spot the loneliness of another person with how she acted in the few times I'd seen her around.
It has turned out to be immensely true, she clearly needed someone to talk to and she really desires to spend time with another person. I try to do what I can, giving her meals that I make, picking up phone calls, doing favors for her when she needs things done she can't do. The problem I'm running into is that it's very clear I can't provide anywhere near enough for her to feel socialized. For about the past week she's called me nearly every day unannounced and been on the phone with me for over an hour and I've seen her most days this week because of things she needs help with, which is mostly unrelated to the socialization issue.
If anyone has any ideas for things I can recommend for her to do I'd really appreciate it. A few things to round out the image of this person in case it helps with recommendations:
- Newark area, lives off Kirkwood highway
- she's very poor. I just lent her money so she could buy groceries.
- she does not have a car and gets to her job via the bus
- has some degree of a mobility problem, would probably not be able to do most physical activities but can walk around
- enjoys Phils, sixers and chiefs (for some reason)
- enjoys to make little crafts, although what crafts they are I'm not entirely sure
- works most days of the week I think? 8-2
- she has a bit of a hard time putting herself out there but is very chatty once someone shows some interest
- sees a therapist in case anyone was planning on recommending that
For the record, I don't think she sucks or that I don't want to hang out with her but I do think she needs some people to call her own. Could really use your guys' help with this!