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I suspect we’re about to see the same major disconnect that we saw with GREEN BOOK, where Film Twitter relentlessly crapped on a movie, causing some to underestimate how well it was going over with the Academy, which doesn’t give a crap about Film Twitter. https://t.co/55oEonAgBt
— Scott Feinberg (@ScottFeinberg) November 21, 2019
“That first draft of history is not being written — it has completely disappeared. That’s what is so chilling about this crisis.” @juliebosman: https://t.co/Ws8lqHMAeC
— Alec MacGillis (@AlecMacGillis) November 21, 2019
Walter Minton, who as president of G.P. Putnam’s Sons published Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita,” “Fannie Hill” and other sexually explicit works, has died. His NYT obit: https://t.co/RXaoDTDDTH pic.twitter.com/WS5b3I47Fu
— NYT Obituaries (@NYTObits) November 21, 2019
Astonishingly, history might argue that Sam Zell was only the *third-worst* owner in recent Tribune history.https://t.co/qIuKLRE0ai
— Nieman Lab (@NiemanLab) November 20, 2019
Michael Ferro sells Tribune Publishing stake, prompting fears of staffing cuts
First the Westside Pavilion Cinemas, then the Sunset 5, now the Music Hall….all the arthouses of my youth have bit the dust https://t.co/wOryTFaWGZ
— Micah Gottlieb (@micahgottlieb) November 20, 2019
In the 30's thru the 50's going 2 movies was convenient as theaters in cties & villages were short walking distance. Convenience, not always content, drove attendance. Escape from life was easy & inexpensive. Streaming & local bars now do the trick, & movies became a destination.
— Laurence Kardish (@laurencekardish) November 20, 2019
“I had to create this character or else I was going to become him.” —Paul Schrader on the origins of TAXI DRIVER and its main character Travis Bickle. pic.twitter.com/nn1LrXROcn
— TIFF (@TIFF_NET) November 20, 2019
So consider this an exit interview for #AvengersEndgame
If you love it 3000 — and have seen it almost as many times — I hope you'll still discover surprising things here.https://t.co/UpJodTJErj
— Anthony Breznican (@Breznican) November 20, 2019
Well. #KnivesOut is a masterpiece. An instant classic. Quietly incendiary, riotously joyous, hysterically funny and absolutely vital. Screw @rianjohnson and his poopy head
— Phil Lord (@philiplord) November 15, 2019
Have you ever heard of "Magnificent Century"? The Turkish TV drama has hundreds of millions of global viewers, and it's part of a rising wave of cultural movements emerging from the East and eclipsing American soft power around the globe. https://t.co/JHTT3ZlzwH
— New York Times Arts (@nytimesarts) November 15, 2019
Thank you Harte International Galleries.
It was a pleasure to meet everyone. Thank you for inspiring me to continue painting.@HarteIntGallery pic.twitter.com/y1IUxgL7t7— Anthony Hopkins (@AnthonyHopkins) November 17, 2019
Check out episodes 1 & 2 of @themandalorian!
They are great! More to come on @disneyplus.— Robert Iger (@RobertIger) November 18, 2019
‘1917’ is a thrilling, immersive, emotional journey into the heart of war. It’s exceptional on a technical level, yet frequently stunning in its simplicity. Sam Mendes & DP Roger Deakin (along with their crew) created a hypnotic cinema experience that is both riveting & moving. pic.twitter.com/qCrdquwdqC
— edgarwright (@edgarwright) November 17, 2019

“From the moment I saw Marriage Story at the Venice Film Festival, I was always planning to circle back to this issue. But now that the film has been released, that question had bled into a new dynamic: the calling of the movie on the carpet for not being enlightened or woke enough.”
The Sunday Column Has Pondered Scenes From A Marriage Story
Oak Park’s iconic Val’s Halla Records was set to close after 47 years. Then a customer stepped in. https://t.co/F9YXr9CNjd
— Chicago Tribune (@chicagotribune) November 16, 2019
Last Survivor Of The Hindenburg Disaster Dies In NH At Age 90 https://t.co/wxTh8HiBbV pic.twitter.com/VtUDyKo6ZL
— WBZ | CBS Boston News (@wbz) November 16, 2019
OH, NO HUMANITY