Adam Bonfanti
@adambonfanti.bsky.social
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coachfinstock.bsky.social
I'm in on the robot umpires with one caveat. They need to be like actual robots. I need to see Aaron Boone arguing with Johnny 5 over a bad call at the plate before he vaporizes him with a laser
adambonfanti.bsky.social
Yes! I mean it's just crazy how fast they grow up over there
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adambonfanti.bsky.social
Wrote for @broadsoundmag.com about "Thunder Road" (2018), an overlooked gem of a film that deals with small town life, fathers and sons, surviving grief, and second chances:

broadsoundmag.com/2025/06/23/a...
A black and white drawing of Jim Cummings as the protagonist in "Thunder Road" (2018). He wears a police uniform and points his arms upwards with impressionistic blobs swirling behind him.
adambonfanti.bsky.social
Wrote for @broadsoundmag.com about "Thunder Road" (2018), an overlooked gem of a film that deals with small town life, fathers and sons, surviving grief, and second chances:

broadsoundmag.com/2025/06/23/a...
A black and white drawing of Jim Cummings as the protagonist in "Thunder Road" (2018). He wears a police uniform and points his arms upwards with impressionistic blobs swirling behind him.
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orchidcamp.bsky.social
i'm like this because of my childhood. And some stuff that happened in my adulthood. plus some shit Thats going on right now ,
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noahgarfinkel.bsky.social
(Failed movie pitch)

So imagine like a ton of dalmatians. Like an absurd amount. I’m talking thirty, thirty five dalmatians.
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bryanquinn1981.bsky.social
I can never forget that ending. Stays with you like the Arctic wastes themselves.
A printed book page with the closing paragraph of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Below the final printed words, the following handwritten paragraph:

As he drifted away I could just make
out his final words.

“It’s ok if you just call me ‘Frankenstein’
instead of ‘Frankenstein’s Monster.’

I really don’t mind.”