Daniel Lammin

It’s done. The Disney Renaissance season of INK & PAINT is finally written. Ten films. Eleven episodes. 487 pages. Three years of work. You bet I fuckin’ cried when I finished it.

me to the academy rn

Put down some words for @maketheswitchAU trying to make sense of the loss of David Lynch. Hopefully it’s even vaguely worthy of an artist who meant so much to so many and redefined what we thought cinema and television was capable of. maketheswitch.com.au/article/featur…

David Lynch might have left our world, but we’re still living in his.

A tragedy that Sayombhu Mukdeeprom shot the fuck out of four films this year and wasn’t nominated for any of them by his peers

@lanyfilm Do you know if that includes Brisbane? Or is it just VIC and NSW?

@DanielLammin to my knowledge sing sing is releasing on the 16th!

The fact there is no sign of a theatrical release of SING SING or NICKEL BOYS in Australia has gone from deeply frustrating to suspiciously conspicuous.

@blakeison_ @letterboxd This is so chaotic, I love it.

That’s how you fuckin’ do it.

@TheSweats Thanks!!

@DanielLammin Killer list Daniel 🥰

My top 10 films of 2024 (based on Australian release dates): 1. Challengers 2. All of Us Strangers 3. The Zone of Interest 4. Dune: Part II 5. Robot Dreams 6. Anora 7. The Room Next Door 8. Perfect Days 9. Monster 10. May December Full list: boxd.it/pYwko

@goosecameron Completely fuckin’ floored me.

My top 10 first watches of 2024: 1. Ikiru 2. Tokyo Story 3. High and Low 4. The Hidden Fortress 5. Wings of Desire 6. Blue Velvet 7. Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters 8. Amarcord 9. Punch-Drunk Love 10. Midnight Run Full list: boxd.it/rnahG/detail

Also, I cannot tell you how much I love Gromit. I adore Gromit. I would die for Gromit. I want nothing but safety and happiness for Gromit.

WALLACE & GROMIT - VENGEANCE MOST FOWL: Yet another slam-dunk for Aardman’s crown jewel. The story cracks with wit, the animation is sublime and the pastiche of noir cinema is, as always, pitch perfect. I laughed myself silly and gasped with delight. Give it the Oscar.

My ★★★★½ review of NOSFERATU, director Robert Eggers’ delicious and unsettling reimagining of the 1922 classic. There’s a primal, elemental force to this film that had me totally enthralled. A definite must-see. Check out my review at @maketheswitchAU maketheswitch.com.au/article/review…

Nearly 8km run with no pain

Happy Birthday to me!

Currently in that perfect window where Steven Spielberg and I are celebrating our birthdays at the same time.