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1 Jan, 4 tweets, 2 min read
My 365 Best Films, 2022

Did this 5 years ago on FB. Updating. The best 365 films I've ever seen (no order). Based on my ratings (4.5 or 5 stars) on @letterboxd. I post one a day in a thread with an image.

I'm at: boxd.it/781V
001 01-January

PARASITE (2019)
Director: Bong Joon-ho
Cinematography: Hong Kyung-pyo Image
002 02-January

CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON (2000)
Director: Ang Lee
Cinematography: Peter Pau Image
003 03-January

MY COUSIN VINNY (1992)
Director: Johnathan Lynn
Cinematography: Peter Deming Image

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Is everyone just trying to piss me off?
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I keep being left with the weight of this brilliant @edyong209 piece. It's about this pandemic, but it really correctly pokes at the raw nerve that is the American experiment at this moment.
theatlantic.com/health/archive…
We've arrived at some impasse. By a series of disasters and failures, the future of American hegemony is unclear to a majority of Americans. It's a point that Americans have not really collectively grappled with since before WWII. Some have with good reason, but not nearly all.
Yet instead of seeing the blank canvas as an opportunity to forge a new path, to resolve our character toward a hopeful future... we've retreated into resignation, cynicism.

Further saddled with leaders who indulge our self-loathing and self-pity.
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I don't bemoan college students for anything. They were handed a deal from the bottom of the deck in many ways.

They have seen for the last 6 months that there are no 'adults' in leadership, no consequences or accountability. There is no strong and consistent modeling. /1
I'm sure the majority of college students do their best to take part in good practices, while a minority of transgressions get all the oxygen. In that way, their demographic is no different than any other over this pandemic. /2
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Today at @bakercornell we received sad news that Prof LeLand 'Skip' Carmichael passed away last night in Ithaca.

Skip was cherished family of Baker Institute and @cornellvet.

Instrumental in identification of epizootic Canine Parvovirus, development of the vaccine.
#virology
In ~1976 a severe haemorrhagic enteritis broke out in dogs and quickly spread worldwide. Skip and his team were key in identifying the parvovirus, and recognizing its likely homology to feline panleukopenia virus.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/516347/
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6299142/
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Gonna start @criterionchannl WESTERN NOIR series. First up: BLOOD ON THE MOON (1948) with Robert Mitchum. Dir: Robeet Wise.
The cinematography of Musuraca in BLOOD ON THE MOON is soooooo dark. Really amazing work. And looks so good on Mitchum, where Musuraca also lit him in the amazing Noir, OUT OF THE PAST.
Mitchum was the personification of conflict and a burden of personal demons. He needs to say so little. He acts with the look of his face, the way he carries his shoulders, the simple movements of his body.
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I love JAWS. Never tire of rewatching it. Image
'Here's to swimmin' with bow-legged women.'
Murray Hamilton was fantastic as the Mayor. When you watch this film 100 times you become invested in all details of the secondary characters. He carried well all that conflict of his position under the circumstances.

I want that powder blue sport coat with the anchors on it.
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