Jarrod Blundy
Just watched: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) directed by Edgar Wright 🎥 ★★★★
Totally get why this is a cult classic! It’s super fun to see so many familiar, beloved faces in one film. Even if the storyline is a bit pejorative, it’s exquisitely shot and edited, and is a good watch.
Just watched: The Greatest Beer Run Ever (2022) directed by Peter Farrelly 🎥 ★★★☆
A story worth being told, with a good mix of cluelessness and courage. A reminder that friends are chosen family, and we’d do anything for our family.
Just watched: Office Space (1999) directed by Mike Judge 🎥 ★★★★
Yeah, so, this was the perfect combination of dumb, funny, and entertaining. Great movie for when you just want to turn off your mind for a bit. And so quotable.
Finished watching: Acapulco (2021, season 1) directed by Richard Shepard ★★★★ 📺
A fun ride so far. Excited for seasons 2 and 3.
Just watched: Pretty Strong (2020) by Never Not Collective ★★★★ 🎥
Incredible climbing. Tangible stoke. All-female climbers and filmmakers. 👍👍 (Trailer)
Just watched: Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) directed by the Daniels 🎥 ★★★★
In a word, wild. In two words, absurdly entertaining. In three words, just gotta watch.
Finished watching: The Menu (2022) directed by Mark Mylod 🎥 ★★☆☆
Quite strange. Perhaps engrossing? Sillier as it went on.
Skiing today was fantastic! ⛷️🎥
And I just love finding these impossibly balanced rocks out in nature. They’re so neat! 📷
Okay @lexfri@hachyderm.io, you got me. 😂 🎥 🔊
Introduce yourself with 5 TV shows 📺:
Finished watching: Mr. Corman (2021) written and directed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt 📺 ★★☆☆
It’s hard to wrap my thoughts about this show into a tight little bow because it was kind of all over the place. But I can say that it was masterful in bringing forth emotions from real everyday life. The last three episodes, which took place during 2020 pandemic, so accurately captured the fear and uncertainty of that time that I forgot for a moment that I wasn’t actually in lockdown in my house.
I can’t foresee a Season 2, which it sounds like there won’t be one, but I think it’s worth watching – even if just for it’s weirdness and rawness.
Oh, and it feels like this show was Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s demon dog. He wrote, directed, and starred in the show and wrote and performed the music. Pretty cool.