
“Thank you for encouraging the tapestry of cinema.” —@jimmycthatsme 🫠 Co-founder of @letterboxd. Also: https://xitter.cf/t.co/l5UdrCygD8
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Ten years ago today, I created my @letterboxd account, about four months ahead of our beta launch. Then (ish) and now comparison…
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I’ve been building a company with my brilliant cofounder Beamer Wilkins. It takes an approach to consumer AI that nobody else is taking, but it also feels very familiar. We call it Useful.
Our bench of angel investors is so impressive, I have to pinch myself…
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Why do you do this to me Vaziri!
Has anyone ever taken "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" and attempted to color grade any sequences to match the style of "Fury Road"? #freeidea
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Tenet is the kind of batshit movie that someone usually makes right *after* winning Best Director but i guess it makes sense that Christopher Nolan did it in reverse order
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i usually celebrate by lighting a candle that, in turn, burns my house to the ground
This was a really fun chat, recorded in Brooklyn last month. Thanks Maykel.
I fucking love @letterboxd and am excited to have talked with @mrb about his career and how he got to the point of building it. 🎬
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I often think about this story Lance Reddick told about working with Keanu on the newest Wick movie
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Love Letters from @Letterboxd... from you to this year’s Oscar nominees. #Oscars95
Love Letters from Letterboxd
Oscar nominees from the 95th Oscars read reviews written by fans of their work on the social platform Letterboxd.
Comparing the times of the World Cup final with @letterboxd server activity paints a pretty accurate narrative of how the game played out. ⚽️ (It’s typically a much smoother curve.)
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The gentle and glorious Tony Scott directing Dakota Fanning during the production of MAN ON FIRE (2004). "Damn, you break my heart..."
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