Mattberry Crunch retweeted
On PREDATOR, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jesse Ventura had a running competition to find out who had the biggest arms. Here they are talking about it.
notice..
> Delta is blocking AI agents from booking flights
> JPMorgan Chase and Charles Schwab block agents from accessing accounts
> Yelp requires paid data licensing for agents
> Amazon has blocked Grok bot and other shopping agents.
the internet is starting to block AI agents that were supposed to do everything for us
Mattberry Crunch retweeted
SHOT DESIGN - The visual architecture of cinema.
Camera placement + Composition + Movement = Storytelling.
Mattberry Crunch retweeted
We support artists rescanning their original film elements so we can get music videos in 4K!
Mattberry Crunch retweeted
THIS is why preserving music video archives matters. Mariah Carey’s “Loverboy (Remix)” was shot on 35mm film back in 2001, and this new 4K restoration was reconstructed shot by shot from the original film elements. David LaChapelle’s colorful visuals still look incredible 25 years later.
Mattberry Crunch retweeted
Stars and Stripes behind Quaritch when he's very upfront about his colonialism, but a Star of David when he wants to larp as indigenous. Bravo, Mr. Cameron.
"Superman doesn't sum up hope. Superman's key word is action. He didn't appear in Hope Comics, he appeared in Action Comics. And Superman is not someone who simply suggests some place we could eventually get to. Superman says, no, do it now.” - Grant Morrison
Mattberry Crunch retweeted
En los años 90 hubo un boom de películas de serie B con grandes presupuestos y “Congo” (1995) es uno de los mejores ejemplos.
Es como una de esas maravillosas películas de serie B de los años 40 y 50, pero con muchísimo dinero detrás, en concreto 50M$ de aquella época, que serían como 110M$ de hoy.
La dirigió Frank Marshall, responsable de otro clásico de la serie B, “Arachnophobia”, y uno de los productores cinematográficos más emblemáticos de Hollywood.
Mattberry Crunch retweeted
Not even Black Mirror could predict this level of dystopia.
A man found out his job interviewer was AI, so he let his own AI take over and walked away, leaving both AIs stuck in an endless goodbye loop.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This video is a staged comedic experiment by YouTuber Graham Dot Zip, not footage from a real company job interview.
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