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"Sensitive young man" is a great euphamism but i prefer "cookie cutter disgusting, right wing, little freak who pretends to read one of the same 2-3 meme authors like houellebecq while having no actually interesting thoughts or taste about anything". But that doesnt sound as good
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The literary equivalent of asking where all the people who listen to Radiohead are
When will I ever meet someone who reads Dostoevsky, Camus, and Kafka...
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Mark Fisher’s greatest legacy is of course his interview with Burial in The Wire where Burial says this
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Sketched Yukio Mishima
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Guy who performatively reads so hard he accidentally becomes very well read
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Morshu speaks nothing but BEATLES
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Three Courtesans (Drei stehende Frauenakte) #artbots #klimt
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Neil, there is a logic flaw in your little aphorism that seems quite telling. Since you and I are part of the Universe, then we would also be indifferent and uncaring. Perhaps you forgot, Neil, that we are not superior to the Universe but merely a fraction of it. Nice day, indeed
The Universe is blind to our sorrows and indifferent to our pains. Have a nice day!
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Jodorowsky has come up with something new: exploitation filmmaking joined to sentimentality—the sentimentality of counter-culture. They mix frighteningly well. (1971)
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“the subconscious is ceaselessly murmuring, and it is by listening to these murmurs that one hears the truth”
What is the best book about the imagination?
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yeah david foster wallace spoke about this
ONE OF THE WORST PARTS OF MODERN LIFE SELDOM SPOKEN ABOUT IS THE LOUD FUCKING MUSIC EVERYWHERE YOU CANNOT GET AWAY FROM THE LOUD MUSIC IT'S LOUD MUSIC IN THE STORE IN THE CAFE IN THE BAR IN ANY PUBLIC PLACE WHERE YOU ARE ALLOWED TO SIT AND SOCIALISE IT IS LOUD MUSIC ALL THE TIME
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Saints en procession (The Procession of the Saints), Luc-Olivier Merson, date unknown
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You shouldn’t be watching “films”. Go outside
you shouldnt be watching "body horror films" in any capacity
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The camera a weapon against the female, the sharpened gazing eye. "Your own time, your own dreams." We meet in the communal space designated for voyeurism. Societal masturbation and the silver screen. Performances of death and sex. Re-Wind Satō
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saw dry leaf today, the whole film felt like a late summer dream dissolving into fragments of memory
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every humanities grad student needs to be told on day one of their studies that their zizek impression is not as funny as they think it is
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"Idle youth, enslaved to everything; by being too sensitive I have wasted my life." -Arthur Rimbaud, Selected Poems and Letters
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This Man Was Shot 0.9502 Seconds Ago (2004) one of my favorite paintings of all time
While his studies of painting brought a great visual element to the film's he made, it was clearly not a medium he was naturally built for lol
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Kenneth Anger, 1969
Filmmaking can never be ethical. You are stealing light and sound and putting it inside a little box. That is not nice
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Stan Brakhage, The Art of Vision (1965)
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