It's a very minor part - I'm not sure he has a second line - but I felt that the incongruity of "the Limp Bizkit guy appearing in an arthouse drama film" would make some smile. :p

Fred Durst appearing anywhere is beyond the realms of acceptable behaviour quite frankly. He should be kept on display in a glass cage and be continually poked with pointy sticks.

Most of Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring Extended.


I'll most likely be pausing at some point for sleep purposes.

Young Guns 1 and 2

Excellent film, beautifully made in its intimate confines, and fundamentally to me a story about fear - Sonny is scared; scared of his life and what it's becoming, scared of how he'll respond to the stresses of that life, scared of the hostage situation that he's out of his depth for, and ultimately so scared he dictates his last will and testament. Such a good piece of cinema.

And the follow-up, watched with a friend over Discord this morning - man, no wonder so many tgirls are obsessed with Cronenberg (this is my first). Full of impactful imagery and influence (TV Glow has at least two notable scenes swiped from this), a deeply cutting film with its satires of violence and the mass media, and an incredibly prescient movie when focusing on the rise of virtual identities and a nostalgia for the hazy and analog nature of videocassettes.

Watched Furiosa
then watched Fury Road Mad max
thedn watched Road Warrior
then watched Mad Max
then thunderdom

I watched the Netflix sci-fi called Life yesterday. I actually enjoyed it quite much.

Me and You and Everyone We Know, wasn't expecting to like it as much as i did.

Back and forth forever.

Deeply funny - the twenty seconds at the zoo with the monkeys is the hardest I've laughed at anything in a long time - and crushingly relatable. It's good to know that even though I may be a uni graduate scared of the future and filled with ennui and sexual neuroticism, I haven't gone as psychopathic as Ben did.

not a very good movie, it's still a nice watch though somehow