Either of the two in Children of Men. The first was a nail biting technical tour de force, the second a staging masterpiece.

My first thought too.

1980. A group of 8-10 high-school theatre kids, unexplainably high and tipsy following a class dinner, ruin everyone else's 10pm screening of "The Shining" by among other things, singing "Dum.. dum.. dum.. " at the time stamped interstitial cards.
We were jerks, but the movie never got scarier.

I was in India last month, lots of cows everywhere. I noticed a definite uptick in cows heading homewards at dusk, starting about 45 minutes before sunset. Hope that helps!

This is the hotel cat at the Yog Niketan in Rishikesh, India. We will call her "Cat Mandu". She comes by and says hi cus cat game recognizes cat game.

Fuckin' AI goes and ruins your perfect little moment for me. DONT Google this.

What are they expecting to monitor in Cali? The dropbox outside the local elementary school? We drop-off or mail our ballots, moter-voter baby.

Congrats on your honeymoon.

In eleven days I'll be hacking up a lung in New Delhi in an homage to the LA of my youth. No idea why I, an avowed misanthropist, agreed to take a vaykay to a country with 74 billion ppl.

But, in 29 days, I'll be sitting in a pool in a mini villa in Goa, and it will all be ok.

That the walk-n-talk lands on a background person with a puppy tail and leather dog mask is just chefs 😘.

Gotta be the contrarian here. It's such a small nick, barely worse than a shaving accident, and it's on the cartilage of the ear which will take a few seconds to even draw blood, so there wouldn't be much, if any, splatter at the moment of impact.

It's not edited, the segment was re-shot five minutes later. Check the timestamp.

Don't forget about the pre-1970 era when East coasters would say "Los Angle-eeze"

Brits always, and New Englanders mostly come up with Sep-ul-VAY-duh. For Brits, it's because they say Ah-lu-MIN-ium, and Con-TROVE-'rsy. New Englanders often switch the emphasis, especially on Native and British place names like Narragansett.

Also Chautauqua and, up the coast, Port Hueneme.

Tho, to be fair, when visiting my now in-laws in Rhode Island the first time, I pronounced it Na-RANG-ga-set, so Native words can trip us all up.

There has to be a way to flip the switch at the payroll point. Pass state laws requiring all payroll entities re-direct a hefty percentage, 75-80%, of Fed taxes to State Treasuries. One state would fail, but the 10 biggest doner states in coordination could signal the contract has been severed.

That video of him on the bus being a racist Hitler Youth, he's literally riding down Pico Blvd to school. If any of his old friends from the Northside did attend public high school, they were assuredly driving Jetta's and 320i's.

The key to Miller is that he grew up North of Montana, a rich ppl hood. Then Daddy lost all the monies and by the time he got to Samo, they were living in Pico, a rough hood on the wrong side of the freeway, alongside his former housekeepers and gardeners. I'd bet his old friends went to Crossroads.