This is really good! The songs are catchy, it is as funny as the movie, the cast is good and also my friend is the deputy of lighting and she and the tech crew did a great job on everything.

The second of our double feature. This again felt more like a film than the previous night's offerings, whilst also still having obvious aspects of being a filmed play and having completely silent parts like a silent movie.

It was so much more visually Hitchcock than the previous two films, and it has a very noticeable Hitchcock cameo.

I was wondering if one of them was actually dead because she became significantly troubled but she isn't she just lives in Tasmania under a somewhat ridiculous pseudonym. Who says social media isn't useful.

*other strange film from that era that I have seen.

I'm sure I've mentioned this as an I'm not pretentious I'm just like that story before but for my 18th birthday party I just made like five people come and see this with me. I haven't spoken to any of them since... I finished uni? I forget.

Also check out the SFX on the two thumbs.

👏🎉 🏆 congrats!! 🏆🎉👏

I'm younger than him but he looks old enough to be the dad of how old people sometimes think I am.

Also the actor playing the out of work, down on his luck father of adult children was 29???? He is the one in the striped shirt looking adversarially at the man with a moustache in the bottom right of the poster.

Also saw this (double feature!). It is one of the strangest films I've ever seen. It's not bad or incomprehensible it's just so tonally dissonant and sort of like three films in one film. Has some degree of "I know writers who use subtext and they're all cowards".

They fixed the WiFi and this somehow also fixed the mobile reception.

If I, like Noah, were to draw a grand conclusion from this, it would be that massive income inequality in America has trained that country’s rich to assume that the right solution to any problem is to look for a service worker who is paid to solve their problems, rather than just read signs