i'm sure i'm not the first person to note this but "bombs over baghdad" is like the spiritual successor to "it's the end of the world and we know it"

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and complicated, wonderful acting and writing, beautiful to look at. Only complaint was the jackass next to me who laughed his ass off at anything communist. And i saw You Can See Everything again at BAM again and it was fucking astonishing again

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cheered when she appeared on screen. Lovely film. Primetime was so-so; nowhere near as good as The Imposter, which plays with the aesthetics of that same era/genre. But I saw it in the wonderful Cobble Hill Cinema, old school, nice audience. Fatherland at Film Forum I loved. Ethically tense, subtle

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i saw a bunch of movies in new york, and it was so nice to go to theaters full of people and feel group reacts. no really big theaters like in old times though. I saw The Only Living Pickpocket in New York opening night at BAM; a little girl who appears in the film was in the audience and everyone

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encounter some teens dressed as Dale Cooper and Hawk who were *so* amped that I was dressed as Bob. very wholesome

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