Julian Gamboa

Today is my last day at @Adweek. It has been a dream come true since I've read it since my high school years. I'm grateful for all the friends I made and the people I got to give a platform to. Lastly, I'm excited to say that on Monday I start my new job at @MaximumEffort.

Im offended at all the ppl who said obsession is just a movie about dating a latina lmaooooooo

Close enough. Welcome back, Game Boy Color Camera.

i could’ve sworn she had some prosthetics on her face or something. give Inde Navarrette all the awards NOW!!

Evening viewing recommendation? On @criterionchannl, watch K-ON! THE MOVIE (2011) as part of our Anime collection! bit.ly/411z5JC This heartfelt continuation of the beloved, slice-of-life anime series K-ON! traces the charming adventures of five high school students who come together to form the band Ho-kago Tea Time. Beautifully blending humor, music, and gentle emotion, K-ON! THE MOVIE is a bittersweet ode to friendship, creativity, and the bonds that last a lifetime.

I wish for everyone in the world to watch the sheep detectives in theaters

NIKKI HAS ARRIVED !!!

How I stand in the A-list members line at the AMC knowing I’m getting called on next.

Not for me. I'm an AMC A-Lister.

@loficlimate oh dude same. next time i see them ill ask them

@JulianGumbo ngl, i saw this video and kept thinking that i’ve seen that employee before and he definitely has scanned my ticket

Not having their tickets on the AMC app could mean they’re not AMC A-lists. Meaning, if they got concessions, they didn’t get on the Priority Lane.

you’re in her dms i’m the reason she made a letterboxd acc we’re not the same

@HuinGuillaume 🥹❤️

Married.

every day is a movie theater day if you're pure of heart

Inception came out in 2006 for $4 million. Christopher Nolan's $160 million version arrived four years later. The original director died five weeks after Nolan's opened. His name was Satoshi Kon. The film was called Paprika. Same dream-sharing technology premise. Same Japanese businessman hiring the team. Same physics-defying hallways. Same elevator descending through layers of subconscious. Same dream architect character. Kon's entire production budget was less than what Warner Bros spent on Inception trailers. The marketing campaign alone was $100 million, 25x Paprika's full production cost. Paprika opened in two US theaters. Total overseas gross outside Japan: $944,915. Inception grossed $839 million worldwide and won four Oscars. International box office gap: roughly 890 to 1. Kon's crew of 50 at Madhouse worked from his hand-drawn storyboards. The dream parade, the warping corridor, the character who becomes the media they consumed too much of. 30 months from planning to completion with fewer people than a modern Pixar lighting department. The part nobody talks about: Kon was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in May 2010. Inception opened July 16. He died August 24. He was 46. He made four completed features in his entire career. Perfect Blue. Millennium Actress. Tokyo Godfathers. Paprika. His follow-up Dreaming Machine was shut down permanently because his team said no one else could finish it. Darren Aronofsky bought rights to Perfect Blue to recreate the bathtub scream shot in Requiem for a Dream. The bone structure of every serious dream-logic film made since 2000 traces back to four movies Kon finished in Tokyo on budgets Hollywood rounds off. The industry found the storyboards. They just never paid the storyboard artist.

cowboy bebop is still so good my god

Hirokazu Kore-eda has developed a documentary about Ultraman titled ‘THE ORIGIN OF ULTRAMAN’. Includes interviews with Guillermo del Toro, Hideo Kojima, Hideaki Anno and Shinji Higuchi doing deep dives into the question of "What is Ultraman?"

Question for Daniel Pemberton: Did the Cowboy Bebop OST influence your #ProjectHailMary score at all? Hearing Po Atarau instantly took me back to that world.

Bruno Mars tells Anderson .Paak that he’s “debt-free” at The Romantic Tour in Las Vegas: “I paid the casino off a long time ago”

One of the best days of my life… Pappy McPoyle brings me joy! And Danny is pure life!