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Rogue Pieróg

@ZShevich

Day trader / Night writer / @IntercutPod talker

 Fort Lee, NJ
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Joined June 2008
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Nash Edgerton gets a special thanks at the end of Misty Green
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Nash Edgerton gets a special thanks at the end of Misty Green
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wondering if Chris Rock ever saw @nashedgerton’s short film Spider since Misty Green recreates this beat almost exactly
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who was a real person! who was really killed by fascists! who the film is barely interested in beyond using as a tortured emotional prize for its invented naive little Francoist and for legitimising its Very presumptuous attempt at finishing a Lorca play!
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i think la bola negra's most glaring issue is the central relationship between a fascist solider and a captive, which i found unconvincing and wayyy thornier than the movie cares to acknowledge
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Bola knower
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Slings and eros: LA BOLA NEGRA, reviewed. newyorker.com/culture/the-cu…
The Overwrought Insistence of “La Bola Negra”

The Overwrought Insistence of “La Bola Negra”

In Javier Ambrossi and Javier Calvo’s new drama, “La Bola Negra,” gay repression and liberation dovetail in ways more reductive than illuminating.

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“critics are just failed artists” - the retort of an artist who has failed
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It’s easy to “discover” a conspiracy when you don’t know how anything in the industry actually works.
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being self aware is important
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sobbing
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im polish and i love sausage!
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perhaps the best thing about a new Nathan Fielder project is how insane and conspiratorial it makes folks it’s like QAnon for people with bachelor’s degrees
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So far so good
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that’s a bit better
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*cameron winter voice* "Cancer of the asshole"
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the Julianne Moore scene got THREE applause breaks at the NYFF premiere of The Debut
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A timely, soft satire of Silicon Valley culture & its growth at all costs mindset, ARTIFICIAL charts the rise & fall of techno-optimism as a by-the-numbers whistleblower story. Silly until it turns ominous, this is Luca Guadagnino’s funniest film to date, also his least daring.
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my favorite part of Artificial was seeing Stavvy and Dominic Sessa together in the audience
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A timely, soft satire of Silicon Valley culture & its growth at all costs mindset, ARTIFICIAL charts the rise & fall of techno-optimism as a by-the-numbers whistleblower story. Silly until it turns ominous, this is Luca Guadagnino’s funniest film to date, also his least daring.
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There’s a sentiment I’ve heard from people who work in artificial intelligence that Artificial echoes: AI will take your job & make your skills worthless, so get as much money now before it’s too late. They know that we’re all on the Titanic and Super Intelligence is the iceberg.
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Review of ‘Artificial’ (2026) ★★★½

Review of ‘Artificial’ (2026) ★★★½

There’s a sentiment among people who work in artificial intelligence - grab what you can while there’s still time. Get the biggest bag you’re offered and get out before they lock the doors. AI will…

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