Yes sir... It's a company from California.

Seems like "The Office" would be a good name. As in, "Working late at...".

Shhhhhhh...that's where we tell our women we're going and we're actually telling the truth so they can't get mad once they find out what it is.

Behold the mighty sandworms

how long until all movies are ai?

About time for the Butlerian Jihad to kick in.

Frankly... I can not wait.

I would like the first film to be about, as a premise, 'How would AI overthrow and eliminate the Human Race'.

Almost Famous (2000)

Lester Bangs (Nobody is named Lester Bangs, btw): You cannot make friends with rock stars!

Smith-Corona Galaxie Deluxe.


They are trying to buy respectability for music that is gloriously and righteously: Dumb!

Don't take drugs!!: Don't take drugs!!

I'm here from Creem Magazine to interview the band Black Sabbath: Not on the list!

I think the song "Fever Dog": Is a big step forward for you guys!

I'm going to live in Morocco for one year.

Beware Rolling Stone Magazine. They will change your story, they'll re-write it and turn it into swill. Beware!

She's a handful: I know!

I gave Jimmy Page this number: Or a guy who looked like Jimmy Page!

GO AWAY!: This is the maid speaking, by the way!

I think we should work on those: Last words!

Thanks for saving my life: I won't hold it against you!

Any other city in the world: And you'd still be a virgin!

Get my son home safely. I'm glad we spoke: There’s hope for you yet Russell!

This is Mr. Rugburn: My wife had an accident with some quaaludes!

That groupie?: You used her and threw her away.

She almost died last night: While you were with Bob Dylan!

I am flying high over Tupelo, Mississippi, with America's hottest band: And we are all about to die!

Mothers freak out when their sons grow up. A perfect movie thought to be deeply flawed by some because of the prevalence of dei ex machina, but nevertheless a perfect movie.

Too intense to be watched at home alone. See it in a theater or with friends. Check it out!


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Lock the gates!

Kate Hudson was so hot in that movie. Too bad she turned out Hollywood crazy.

I always identified with the Rolling Stone kid even though nobody would think it in real life.

i was on team kate hudson is ugly until i watched how to lose a guy in 10 days this year

i finally understood then why america was infatuated with her for a 2-3 year phase

Me too. When I was his age I wanted to write, but I wanted to write my own stuff, which most people found intolerable.

I'm a big Kate Hudson fan. I can't begin to fathom haters. She's Goldie Hawn's daughter for ****'s sake.

I got home from seeing that in the theater and immediately bought a ticket to go to what was possibly going to be Phish’s last show at Shoreline in Oct 2000, as well as plane tickets from NY to SF.

In what way do you mean too intense? I think I know (too nostalgic), but am curious

shoreline is such an incredible venue for music, phish must have been incredible there.

I saw a concert that went

blackstar (talib and mos def)
311
RHCP (good lord are they incredible live).

but imo the venue is way better suited for more mellow jam band type stuff.

the dead or the dead and friends (with mayer), floyd, derek trucks n his band.

so many bands id love to see there.

dave matthews would be such an amazing band to see there.
throw down a blanket (if you're still young enough and still love yourself enough take some psychedelics) and just stare up at the sky for ~3hrs while listening to some amazing music.

The Last of Sheila

Written by Stephen Sondheim and Anthony Perkins, directed by the underrated Herbert Ross, and with a host of great actors.

It's on Criterion now. You should watch it for a number of reasons, especially for the song that closes the film.

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Love that movie

We just aired this on our Movies! network, my first time seeing it. Solid whodunit and Ian McShane looking like the MONEY.




Rian Johnson has said this film was the main inspiration for his Knives Out movies. The resemblance is quite clear, especially Glass Onion.

is that the dude from deadwood?

Bill Graham designed Shoreline's layout to replicate the Dead's Steal Your Face logo.

Saw the Dead there in October of '87.

That was post-psychedelics era me...

Swedgin?

Nah, that's just one of my bizarre personal observations. It's because I identify too closely with the protagonist and what it's like to want to do something as a kid when the world is against you.

Short Round or Oddjob

that's awesome.

and even without the trip it must have been an epic show.