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Watching a show and got to episode 10 of the season and got sad like omg it’s about to end.
then I remembered it’s a show from the 90s
I’ve seen this before…
Anthropic Is building a surveillance system to monitor activists using a “pre-crime” approach that tries to predict incidents before they happen.
The extensive monitoring system that the AI company is building is aimed primarily at keeping tabs on activists who oppose the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
More from @DRBoguslaw below:
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Josh Fox retweeted
The most amazing thing about being a screenwriter is that you can do it anywhere at anytime. Which is why I choose to do it outside of a studio exec’s house around 2 am. It will not only get their attention but the all night work will impress the Hell out of them.
I think I just finally cracked this logline headache.
#WeveBeenHereBefore
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Could be one of the most incredible and disrespectful things cricket has ever seen.
Glenn Phillips! Stop That! 🤯🤯🤯
A crazy one-handed catch from Phillips! 🇹🇹 x 🇬🇾
#CPL26 #TKRvGAW #CricketPlayedLouder #BiggestPartyInSport #OmegaXL
Josh Fox retweeted
ran the Bourne trilogy back last week so if you see me out with the one earbud headset, don’t speak
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sorry just taking this moment of kyle chandler/fnl resurgence to remind everyone that the pilot of this show is one of the best tv pilots of all time. OF ALL TIME.
clear eyes full hearts CAN’T LOSE!!!!!
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Happy 56th birthday to the legendary Christopher Nolan.
You've changed things. Forever.
Is Save The Cat still a thing or not? Trying to get my head around outlining a feature film and don't know how to get all these ideas/thoughts down in the best fashion.
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Well, shit - finished m my first new script in like a year.
That feels good.
Anyone want to read a short film?
No idea if it’s any good, but just glad to get to ‘The End.’
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Such utter bollocks. The point is that nothing anyone could’ve made would have lived up to how Odysseus described the Siren song made him feel.
You people are stupid man.
Siren song should have been one of the film’s most unforgettable musical moments. Hearing an Oscar-winning composer’s full interpretation could have made the scene haunting, hypnotic, and emotionally powerful. Instead, muffling it for artistic effect leaves audiences wondering what they missed. Sometimes artistic restraint creates mystery, but in this case, it feels like hiding one of the film’s biggest musical opportunities.























