A lack of creativity or an ironic statement about other rappers’ lack of creativity.

Apple products are generally the worst way to attempt to do anything with a computer. Drop the idea.

Because solving homelessness is counter-productive to running a capitalist society.

There’s also WhatFont add on/browser extension that lets you highlight text on a website and it’ll tell you what font it is!

2001 A Space Odyssey is still 100% watchable and just as thought provoking today as it was in the 70s.

Many people say that Sofia Coppola ruined the movie for them, but IMO it’s more so the stark contrast between a young/middle aged Michael coming into his own in the 1st 2 movies, and a senior citizen Michael regretful of his choices in the final act. The party comes to a close and we’re reminded of the terminus of all things.

IMHO, while most fans of the series say Part 1 is the best, Part 2 with De Niro as Young Vito is arguably far superior. The first movie is quite dry and you really have to be paying attention to names and conversations, while the 2nd movie has a lot more going for it dynamically and is easier to follow.

Francis Ford Coppola.

It’s a masterclass in acting, cinematography, and soundtracking. Not only that, but Mario Puzo’s novel which came out shortly before the movie was produced was a smash hit.

In the 70s, movies didn’t look like The Godfather. They looked like weird objective cameras put on a tripod and just filming actors, with not as much thought put into the “feel” of the film. FFC (as well as other directors such as Hitchcock and Kubrick) essentially invented modern cinematography. Remember watching Avatar for the first time? It was kind of like that for movie going audiences.

It was always hailed as an “epic drama” so you have to kind of temper your expectations based off that. It’s not a “murder a minute” gangster flick like a Scorsese picture.

My organs have valves on them, so this doesn’t apply to me.

Just like Lemmy. How many instances say “no tankie shit”?

Maybe they’re good at branding, but they suck at marketing.

If your product exists, fills a niche, solves a problem, and is the right price, but no one is buying it, then you suck at marketing.

People hated TFA for all of the wrong reasons (and several REALLY wrong reasons), but it was actually a decent and competent action/adventure movie. Albeit not a great Star Wars movie, but pretty decent. TLJ was hot garbage. I didn’t even watch TRoS. Still haven’t.

The Gift, starring Jason Bateman.

The movie itself is fairly well made, albeit low budget af because it’s a Netflix movie. The problem is the plot.

Fucking trash movie. Not even shocking. Just complete garbage.

All of the animal torture scenes were completely in bad taste. I met Ruggero Deodato once. I told him that I really respected how raw and violent Cannibal Holocaust was, and the legalities behind the movie were fascinating, but that the animal cruelty is beyond reproach, truly disgusting.

The question “How to propose a girl who doesn’t talk much to boys” sounds like it was either posed by an Indian person who doesn’t speak English all that well, or a bot.

You don’t. This girl doesn’t owe you her attention or time. If you ever make eye contact with her, and she isn’t giving you eyes that communicate “I think you’re attractive, come over to talk to me” then keep moving, friend. There are a ton of women out there, and many of them are interested in meeting men.

Eye contact. She smiles at you? Game on. She looks away quickly but doesn’t smile? She isn’t into you.

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Did you have a question or are you informing us that we can use the internet to promote our projects?

From the looks of things, you’re an artist who doesn’t know how to promote themselves on the internet. I have an idea: don’t. Build up your body of work, present it in public at a gallery. Do something locally that will get eyes on your artwork. Do a huge wall mural. Do a big guerilla piece of artwork involving a group of people. If you’re a musician, you should be playing shows, not worrying about your online presence.

Art is consumed and spit out by the internet faster than you can say “artistically bankrupt”. It won’t garner you much attention to advertise and promote your art online.