@The24thFrame

he/him. 33. films and games.

 Tampa, FL
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Joined March 2009
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TV warranty payout came through, baby’s first OLED is on the way
nick@The24thFrameSep 27
5 year old broke the TV rip, do I use this opportunity to go bigger (old one was 65”) or to upgrade to an OLED?
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just in time for Zelda and GTA 6. Fuck yeah
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Beyond that, that doc exists! It’s not even obscure! It was a major HBO/Alex Gibney doc!
morgvanny@morgvannyOct 19
Why do people want this to be like some sort of informative piece of reporting on the facts lol. Why would Nathan Fielder ever do that, and why would anyone do that on something already extensively investigated and reported on, for that matter
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you see a contrarian take on You Can See Everything from a blue check and 80% of the time you read their bio and it turns out they work in tech. really illuminating.
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give me a break lol
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on x dot com if you don’t see a movie that you want to on opening weekend they kill you
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is “the art of documentary filmmaking” not kind of sort of actively being bastardized by netflix, paramount, disney, and whoever else pretty much every single day with whatever True Crime Doc of the Day they release
Akilah Hughes@AkilahObviouslyOct 18
Replying to @AkilahObviously
I cannot articulate why it feels fascist to destroy the art of documentary filmmaking. Another institution that kinda wasn’t a problem. Partially think it should’ve been a reality show??
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yes. those are all way worse than nathan fielder getting a lil cinema verite with it. like not all documentaries are investigative. that's the art of documentary filmmaking
abby@lovesicknoonOct 19
is “the art of documentary filmmaking” not kind of sort of actively being bastardized by netflix, paramount, disney, and whoever else pretty much every single day with whatever True Crime Doc of the Day they release
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Us millennials got to stick together
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people love to crash out in my mentions lmao
nick@The24thFrameOct 19
Admittedly, haven’t had a chance to see YCSE yet. But, Nathan’s work has often been about drawing attention to and playing with the tension of subjective art vs objective truth that exists in ALL documentaries.
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Admittedly, haven’t had a chance to see YCSE yet. But, Nathan’s work has often been about drawing attention to and playing with the tension of subjective art vs objective truth that exists in ALL documentaries.
Akilah Hughes@AkilahObviouslyOct 18
Replying to @AkilahObviously
I cannot articulate why it feels fascist to destroy the art of documentary filmmaking. Another institution that kinda wasn’t a problem. Partially think it should’ve been a reality show??
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This is pretty film school 101 stuff, but no documentary offers objective truth. The second you start making choices about what to include and exclude in the edit, it becomes the filmmaker’s subjective interpretation or argument.
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hot new tv takes: Finished Below, solid but slight. Solid performances, doesn’t become more than the sum of its parts, but I had fun with it. Crystal Lake pilot, on the other hand…
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Why would you pick anyone here other than Olivia Wilde
Pondy@pondycinemaOct 16
These four women all invite you to their place for dinner. Who's house are you going to?
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Terrence Malick's The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
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lmao
Sarah Meyohas
@SarahMeyohasOct 17
I loved “You Can See Everything.” But it left a sour taste: why would it be unethical for Holmes and Evans to get paid?? This is not a straight documentary. Fielder is shaping a performance amongst the 3 of them. So the conventional journalistic prohibition on paying sources doesn’t clearly apply. Framing A24’s financial interest as the neutral business of making a movie, while Evans’s as a moral failing feels flawed.  And then the part that gets sour is turning that negotiation into material. Which is quintessential Nathan Fielder, but AGAIN makes any appeal to conventional documentary ethics even less convincing.
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Don’t like the vibes here, not one bit
Star Wars Holocron
@sw_holocronOct 15
Jake Lloyd appears in a new video with Daniel Logan thanking Star Wars fans for their support 💙
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Sounds like this is best case scenario. Soderbergh is a perfect fit, and Reeves isn’t off the movie, he’ll be coming back for post.
Deadline
@DEADLINEOct 15
Steven Soderbergh is coming on to help finish principal photography the final weeks of DC Studios’ and Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman Part II.’ The news comes after production was paused on the film so that Reeves could attend to a family matter. More details here: deadline.com/2026/10/steven-…
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Wonder if Gunn has plans to bring them into live action too because otherwise it’s kinda hilarious to cast for the height difference in an animated project.
Home of DCU
@homeofdcuOct 15
BREAKING: Peter Safran just accidentally dropped the Mister Miracle cast! •Josh Hutcherson as Scott Free/Mister Miracle •Mackenzie Davis as Big Barda (via ign.com/articles/peter-safra…)
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