Arvin Castro

@TheCinesthetic “Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai” (1999). Take a an urban hitman who lives by the code of the Samurai (Hagakure), throw in a bumbling bunch of fading gangsters, the core elements of honor, legacy and revenge, and fuel it with a soundtrack by the Wu-Tang Clan’s Rza. A masterpiece!

You can see the worry in his eyes. Before the race, he met with Dr. Syd Watkins, the FIA track physician & he mentioned to Syd that he was worried, that Roland’s death was really hurting him. Syd told him to walk away…he’d done enough. Ayerton said he couldn’t…he was a racer.

1 May 1994. Imola. Ayrton Senna – Moments Before His Final Race. 💔🕊️

@XMartinsMusicX For me, this is my favorite song on his remarkable and iconic album "Grace". The song is haunting musically & lyrically, a tale of one conceding that as much as they want to stay, it would be better for all if they leave. And it was Jeff's goodbye to us all...unfortunately. RIP

Jeff Buckley - Last Goodbye (Acoustic from 1994) ▶️

@MikeBales “And the way I feel tonight, oh I could die and I wouldn’t mind.” - Head On by Jesus and the Mary Chain youtu.be/eGp47YwDZ48?si…

Hello darkness, my old friend…

@altclassicmusic “And the way I feel tonight Oh, I could die and I wouldn't mind. And there's something going on inside Makes you want to feel, makes you want to try Makes you want to blow the stars from the sky…” Some of the best lyrics I’ve ever heard. Tremendous song!

The Jesus & Mary Chain “Head On”

@Gunblaze1969 As a child born in the 70’s and growing up in the 80’s, the Cylons were the scariest villains on TV…and overall, only Vader was scarier. Stormtroopers had nothing on these bad asses!

Who watched this?

@FACT290 @JDNOPICS I have always professed that Temptation is their perfect song: The aaching guitars and bass from their Joy Division days, blended with the synths and beat of their new Manchester/SoHo night club influences. Throw in some of the most memorable lyrics of any NO song…perfection!

New Order perform Temptation at FAC 51 in 1983. #FactoryFriday

Recently bought a Vortex Micro6X magnifier. Was missing one of the mounting screws. Emailed @VortexOptics for a replacement. Not only did they send me a set of mounting screws, they sent the mounting plate and a Vortex cap as well! Great customer service! #VortexNation

@ThatEricAlper Ah, yes...I used the Memorex dbs to give to my friends and classmates, but for my own use, it was the Maxell XLII Epitaxial all the way!

@sciencegirl @grok There are so many of these viral compilation videos of pandas falling out of trees, falling from jungle gyms, crashing into objects, etc. Do they get hurt from all this? How durable are they to survive such clumsiness?

How does this species survive in the wild 🤪

@TheCinesthetic JK Simmons as Terrence Fletcher in “Whiplash” (2014). Simmons went on to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for the role.

Which actor completely stole the movie… even though they weren’t the lead?

@ATRightMovies 1969”s “The Downhill Racer”

@TheCinesthetic Ridley Scott's 1982 Sci-Fi thriller "Blade Runner". Upon its release, it was a flop both commercially and from the reviews. But it has since become one of the most influential and important movies ever made and continues to be studied and debated by cinephiles all over.

Movies that were misunderstood on release but aged beautifully

@ATRightMovies The screen adaptation of this literary classic...

@TheCinesthetic The moment Christopher Robin realizes he no longer needs Winnie The Pooh and leaves him behind.

What film scene absolutely destroys you everytime. No matter how many times you've seen it?

@TheCinesthetic The Matrix (1999) - The rare movie that explained everything you used to question in a way that seemed imminently possible…and left you feeling at the end like you would never see the world the same way again.

What's a movie that genuinely made you sit in silence after the credits rolled - not sad, not happy, just stunned?

@TheCinesthetic “Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai” (1999). Take a an urban hitman who lives by the code of the Samurai (Hagakure), throw in a bumbling bunch of fading gangsters, the core elements of honor, legacy and revenge, and fuel it with a soundtrack by the Wu-Tang Clan’s Rza. A masterpiece!

Name a movie most people haven't heard of that you highly recommend.

@bobbybaltim0re Of the remaining candidates, Kingsbury as OC and Jim Schwartz as DC would be ideal. Both have been HC’s so they can help mentor Minter from their experiences, both have ties to the area with Schwartz having grown up in Baltimore. Dream coaching line-up, really!

Jesse Minter's offensive coordinator speculation has begun. In a perfect world, who you riding with in Baltimore? ▪️Broncos QBs coach/PGC Davis Webb ▪️Rams PGC Nate Scheelhaase ▪️Ex-Commanders OC Kliff Kingsbury ▪️Bills OC Joe Brady Name your candidate if he isn't featured on the graphic. #RavensFlock

@RavenNationLIVE Of the remaining candidates, Kingsbury as OC and Jim Schwartz as DC would be ideal. Both have been HC’s so they can help mentor Minter from their experiences, both have ties to the area with Schwartz having grown up in Baltimore. Dream coaching line-up, really!

EXTEND LAMAR JACKSON. HIRE A NEW OC. HIRE A NEW DC. EXECUTE THE DRAFT. EXECUTE FREE AGENCY. LET’S ROLL.

@koestreicher34 Of the remaining candidates, Kingsbury as OC and Jim Schwartz as DC would be ideal. Both have been HC’s so they can help mentor Minter from their experiences, both have ties to the area with Schwartz having grown up in Baltimore. Dream coaching line-up, really!

Jesse Minter is a great hire for the Ravens. Hopefully the defensive standard returns to Baltimore and he can maximize Lamar Jackson and the offense Now the attention turns to filling out his staff, which is extremely important he and the team gets right