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So I'm taking the assumption I made for the past few days regarding rally in oil prices and explaining further. The insight I've since several months now is that the discrepancy between paper tightness and mild activity on physical side widened for the past months, going further

@Nick_Newman His best film and one of the last masterpieces ever done in the 21st century His worst is licorice pizza

PTA's worst film and a deficient take on a great novel.

@ADreamofWolves @CinemaScene404 Beautifully paced

@CinemaScene404 The music in this scene is very good. Unforgettable, really.

Directed by Michael Mann!

@Shauner222 @MazzMelanie @kickassvargas Out of your mind

did we all forget Emily Blunt, Elliot Page, & Elizabeth Debicki existed or is it just me???

@NotFinny @mccrabb_will One day you’ll realize

@TraderCommo @mccrabb_will That first sentence is absurd

@NotFinny @mccrabb_will Boogie nights is maybe his worst Inherent vice is 1, the master 2 then most likely TWBB Inherent vice is heavily underrated due to the plot complexity and hallucinations- the photography, the music and acting are just perfect (and really funny)

@TraderCommo @mccrabb_will Ok don’t get carried away… the man made boogie nights and there will be blood

@mccrabb_will Coming from a Malick’s movie it is surprising indeed

@mccrabb_will @exZAACHHly The craft around the sound of this movie is amazing and really subtle

@sethsfilmreview Furiosa is a much better movie

Also it’s interesting to find out that thinking Furiosa is a good bit better than Fury Road is considered blasphemous by some—both are brilliant, but I just think Furiosa offers so much more. Different ambitions with both though, you know? I get it.

@mccrabb_will Still better in color! A true visual and musical masterpiece

@jercinema @letterboxd That’s a good scream

@letterboxd Blow Out. I saw it recently and it is an absolute masterpiece. That ending...

happy birthday Brian De Palma 🎂 what's your favorite film from the director?

Was an idea of Cassel who wanted to introduce his group band friends to fame

@QuintsVessel Best role in Miami Vice, best scene when he stalked at Colin dancing in the club

John Ortiz appreciation post. This guy has been delivering great character performances for over 30 years.

@DannyDrinksWine Twin peaks fire walk with me or Love Exposure or Mulholland Drive

What's the most unforgettable "final shot" from a movie?

@impression_ists Matisse created the abstraction in the movement whilst Cezanne did so for the color - Kandinsky combined both and thus emerged the abstract painting as a whole. Matisse is paramount in the history of Art

Henri Matisse and art were not destined to meet. He was born into a humble family in a small, modest town. His father, a grain merchant, insisted he study something "serious and important." He even punished Henri for "wasting time" drawing. They managed to send Henri to Paris to study law. Henri did not disobey. He finished law school and became a lawyer. But recovering from appendicitis led him to boredom and his mother gave him painting materials to keep him entertained. And Matisse began to draw. And that’s when his passion for art emerged. "That's for starving vagabonds," was the mildest thing his father said. But this time, Matisse did not obey his father. A few years later, Henri Matisse was the most recognized and admired artist in France. Also the richest. Even then, his father never fully reconciled with Henri. But Matisse not only disobeyed his father but also many of the rules of art: 🔹He abandoned academic painting to explore the free use of color, perspective, forms, exotic influences... 🔹He was part of new movements like Fauvism and created much of his work in experimental styles. 🔹Much of his experimentation received significant criticism. He didn't care. Many of his most recognized works today are part of those "experiments." Challenge over and over. Today, Modern Art cannot be understood without him. But this post isn’t about Matisse’s art. It’s just a reflection on how personal revolutions can change our seemingly predetermined destinies. How many of us are capable of challenging our destiny to pursue our dreams?

@impression_ists Kupka for the first one

@billyjarrettugh Top 5 movie of all time along MD

#NowWatching top 5 all time favorite movie for me, David Lynch’s best film.

@nxd1979 @RufusTSuperfly Jodhi May gaze before jumping off the cliff was the epitome of the movie

@RufusTSuperfly this whole finale which is almost entirely wordless for like 9 minutes is fucking incredible. pure cinema

@Goblets1 Totally agree total control of the ball

@TraderCommo Think they were excellent mate. Offered much more than England.

Gareth Southgate wears Armbands in the pool. 😬