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The thing with Sinners is that, I absolutely loved it, but also the craft is off the scale. Even if you didn't like it, you couldn't deny the skill that's gone into making it. The cinematography, the music, the costuming, it's easy to see why it's picked up so many nominations.
Plus most people in the Academy aren't experts in everything so if they're likely to cross vote in other categories for film they've put for Best Film
Saw these guys at 2am at one of the All Tomorrow's Parties festivals, maybe Battles/Caribou/Les Savy Fav one? Melted the room, amongst the sweatiest I've ever been.
Not hating but I find it mad to see someone say Fleet Foxes, a band I've seen headline festivals, are obscure and posting one of their most famous songs (over 300m streams on Spotify). Life really is so subjective isn't it!
I thought The Bone Temple was a big improvement on Years (I hate Boyle's direction) but the first half was so nihilistic, nasty and cruel, it really knocked me out of caring. Finnes was fantastic though.
I can't speak for everyone, but I wouldn't put any one on ignore cos I disagree with them, but that doesn't mean I need to spend my time on earth reading bad faith wind up merchants
Be kind - if your brand is only posting when we lose, our season on season form improvements leaves you having to act like a draw is a war crime. Sad times
I really love Titus Andronicus, and their sophomore effort The Monitor is rough concept album about the American Civil War, contrasted with modern suburban ennui and how some of the conflicts remain unresolved. It absolutely bangs
Also recalled last night, late after the game in one of the breweries a very wide eyed young man in a Rangers scarf inserted himself into our conversation and his opening gambit was "I grew up on a council estate but now I part own QPR cos I made loads on crypto". Helluva drug eh
Someone near us lit up an absolutely dench bifta just before we scored, so we decided it was lucky and kept shouting "skin up, we need another!"
People were bringing beers back to the seat and our section was covered in a thick mist of fruit flavoured fog, which I mostly found endearing vs the unrelenting sniff
Look, I'm not a narc, I support decriminalisation, and I don't want to put a dampener on the day, but my word. The flagrant and open usage of gear at the game yesterday was jaw dropping.
And I work in advertising.
I went to the loo during the long injury break and was surprised to find the packed toilets were full of people not going for a wee, instead people openly snffing from bags
Saw 2 QPR fans fighting as we got in, both visibily charged up
Saw a few lads really looking quite worse for wear and in bad ways
Lads in front of us, oldest 18 max spent the whole first half ringing one of their Dads to come and meet them. Dad arrives and starts dishing out the packet onto their fists and they start sniffing in the stands and vaping relentlessly
I'm not an idiot. I know it's endemic in the UK and would the same in any away end, but the openness, brazenness and volume of consumption really caught me off guard yesterday.
I had a lovely day before and after first in Crate brewery, then after until closing in Howling Hops over at Hackney Wick. Feeling it today. Was surprised by how not that busy both were though.
The ground is trash though. It was great for the Olympics and Paralympics cos that's what it's there for. You're watching different things at different times around the stadium. And it wasn't designed for the massive pinch points you have in a shorter event like kick off, half time and full time.
Absolutely soul less though. Never seen so many make so little noise
I was on row 69 (nice) and in the second half I thought "I'll just piss myself if I need the loo again cos my hammies haven't got that in them"
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