u/geosunsetmoth

[FIRST IMPRESSIONS] Bladee - Sulfur Surfer

This was pretty much everything I wanted from a Bladee album. It felt like a mix between his two popular styles. It's interesting that it dropped in the same day as Experimental Rap, as these two albums take two very distinct approach to experimentation in hip-hop. Overall I think it's fantastic, with some songs being absolute highlights in Bladee's catalogue.

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u/geosunsetmoth — 14 hours ago
▲ 77 r/sadboys

I bet those people saying that Cold Visions was Bladee announcing his retirement feel stupid asf right now

Really the only way you could have gotten that reading of the album and tracks like Can't End on a Loss is if you're really really bad at interpretation. CEOAL is pretty much saying the opposite

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u/geosunsetmoth — 2 days ago
▲ 8 r/FIlm

Which director do you prefer; Quentin Tarantino or Martin McDonagh?

u/geosunsetmoth — 6 days ago
▲ 11 r/sadboys

One thing I like about Bladee is his originality when coming up with album and song titles. He's so creative!

u/geosunsetmoth — 7 days ago

Just told Jane Schoenbrun (director of I Saw The TV Glow) about Sematary

Caught her just outside of the Cannes opening ceremony (she’s premiering her new film tomorrow), didn’t want to bother her too much because she was eating at a restaurant with her friends but I mentioned how much ISTTG means to me and I told her it’s getting referenced in famous rap songs now. Told her to look up Sematary

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u/geosunsetmoth — 9 days ago
▲ 26 r/Oscars

How would you rank these actors in likelihood of getting another nomination?

u/geosunsetmoth — 13 days ago
▲ 3 r/Oscars

Two promising movies that essentially nobody has seen and we've seen very little of. Purely based on vibes, hope, fortune-telling and ultra-early predictions, which movie will be the strongest contender next year: Wild Horse Nine or Digger?

And if you’re one of the industry workers in this sub who has watched WH9, feel free to chime in :) I remember seeing a couple under discussion posts

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u/geosunsetmoth — 13 days ago

Here's the opening scene of my novel (1643 words). How do we feel about it?

I'm getting back into writing prose from scratch after a long hiatus so I'd love to hear some thoughts. This story will unfold as a deconstruction of the dark fantasy and pulp fantasy protagonist.

I would love to hear some critiques, positive and negative, as I've been pulling this one scene apart for the past few days and I think I'm almost happy with its shape as it stands. This one scene has been jottling in my head for a while.

I work in the industry as a consultant and script doctor so I'm excited to be in the writer's chair hearing some feedback for once!

u/geosunsetmoth — 19 days ago