Jacob Oller
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Film Editor at @avclub.com‬ Video Game Movie Expert Southerner in Chicago
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This is the hardest I've ever known someone didn't watch the thing they were writing about
excerpt from an academic text I had to read in grad school: "Other shows for which the occupation is not blue collar or is not specified are set in working-class locales. The occupation of Hank of King of the Hill (1998) is unspecified, but the setting suggest a blue collar suburb."
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Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of
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The Blowjob 5
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I'm at the scene where ICE abducted multiple people from Lincoln and Foster this morning.

A WGN producer was among the people taken, allegedly because she was among a group of bystanders who tried to intervene. ICE agents hit this car while making their getaway.
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feels like they had 30 minutes and not 30 years to make this
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Too kind! And that ignores the typo I had in that headline for like two full hours
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It's thankfully pretty brisk, all things considered. But yeah, a day-ender for sure
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Thank you! I never ever want to watch this movie again
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I see what happened here, I tried to rate it as 45 stars
jacoboller.bsky.social
I want to see the documentary about the Canadian football team (the Toronto Argonauts, what a name) that John Candy, Bruce McNall, and Wayne Gretzky took to the championships during their first year as team owners
jacoboller.bsky.social
heck of a week, even the movie that wasn't very good was at least just Nice
Poster for Aparajito (1956)
★★★★

Poster for John Candy: I Like Me (2025)
★★½

Poster for Hard Boiled (1992)
★★★★½

Poster for If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025)
4.5 stars
jacoboller.bsky.social
I think you can just listen to the soundtrack and watch Tron: Legacy on mute
jacoboller.bsky.social
The Wendy Carlos -> Daft Punk -> NIN trajectory is too powerful to ignore
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i’ll just say that TRON: LEGACY is a thoroughly mediocre film and an incredible audio/visual experience for when you’re in the right…state of mind. (see also: JUSTICE LEAGUE: THE SNYDER CUT)
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Pretty confused by how TRON became a big-budget movie franchise. Was it a bit hit when it came out? No. Did it become a big hit on video/TV? Also no. Do people have fond nostalgic memories of it? Eh kinda but not really. Was it secretly great and critically acclaimed? No again
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my poor man somehow looking like busted E.T. and the doctors messing with busted E.T.
Orange and white car wearing a cone
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the guy behind the punk-rock DIY anime On-Gaku: Our Sound tackled a conventional sports anime, and made something both familiar and vital. Rotoscoping continues to rule! My review of 100 Meters: www.avclub.com/100-meters-r...
Heartracing anime 100 Meters finds it all in a few glorious seconds
A standard sports story sprints through rotoscoped humanity and transcendent abstraction in Kenji Iwaisawa's 100 Meters.
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Wrote about one of the year's most disturbing films, which stares at an oncoming tragedy like a deer in the headlights. The Netflix doc succinctly captures America's racism, love of guns, and failure of police. Me on The Perfect Neighbor: www.avclub.com/the-perfect-...
The Perfect Neighbor stares helplessly at a perfectly ordinary American murder
The Perfect Neighbor uses bodycam footage to capture the inevitable, racist, deeply American murder at its heart.
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jacoboller.bsky.social
100 Meters is way more formulaic than On-Gaku (which whips, go watch it), but I just can't get enough of how Kenji Iwaisawa evokes weight and feeling through all his stylistic shifting
jacoboller.bsky.social
the guy behind the punk-rock DIY anime On-Gaku: Our Sound tackled a conventional sports anime, and made something both familiar and vital. Rotoscoping continues to rule! My review of 100 Meters: www.avclub.com/100-meters-r...
Heartracing anime 100 Meters finds it all in a few glorious seconds
A standard sports story sprints through rotoscoped humanity and transcendent abstraction in Kenji Iwaisawa's 100 Meters.
www.avclub.com
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"This is no Carrie Underwood song" gotta be one of the funniest things ever said by a DOJ lawyer