ryan ninesling
@ryanninesling.bsky.social
film programmer + writer | programming ops @mubi | insert witty cinephile joke here
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adam and I keep talking about political media literacy and it led to this www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...
Republicans Are Confused About the Concept of Bad Guys
Some conservatives are embracing the villains in what are supposed to be cautionary tales.
www.theatlantic.com
December 5, 2024 at 7:44 PM
adam and I keep talking about political media literacy and it led to this www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...
lots to unpack here 🫣
December 4, 2024 at 1:59 PM
lots to unpack here 🫣
exciting things on the way from some of the smartest people I know, cannot wait!
Say hello to MUBI Editions, a new publisher dedicated to cinema and the arts.
I’ve spent the year building this alongside my brilliant colleagues and I’m thrilled the news is out in the world. Our first book, Read Frame Type Film, is available to pre-order now!
mubieditions.com
I’ve spent the year building this alongside my brilliant colleagues and I’m thrilled the news is out in the world. Our first book, Read Frame Type Film, is available to pre-order now!
mubieditions.com
December 2, 2024 at 8:36 PM
exciting things on the way from some of the smartest people I know, cannot wait!
witnessed both sides of the human soul at the Prince Charles yesterday (very therapeutic sign to giggle at after seeing CURE, what a doozy)
November 25, 2024 at 10:33 AM
witnessed both sides of the human soul at the Prince Charles yesterday (very therapeutic sign to giggle at after seeing CURE, what a doozy)
coming out as a Mescal in Gladiator defender. people are being too quick to say he's trying too hard to be the same character as Crowe was; he's not! his performance is a much more nervy, sometimes eerily unhinged one. the speeches feel a bit detached because the character is unsure of himself!
November 22, 2024 at 9:12 AM
coming out as a Mescal in Gladiator defender. people are being too quick to say he's trying too hard to be the same character as Crowe was; he's not! his performance is a much more nervy, sometimes eerily unhinged one. the speeches feel a bit detached because the character is unsure of himself!
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notebook 6 is here soon (and available to preorder via subscription) 🎈
theme is “expressions of youth” 🐣
articles on screening experimental films for children, bootleg movie merch, youth workshops, online gore, and more.
artists inc. nikita lavretski, fox maxy, amalia ulman…
mubi.com/magazine
theme is “expressions of youth” 🐣
articles on screening experimental films for children, bootleg movie merch, youth workshops, online gore, and more.
artists inc. nikita lavretski, fox maxy, amalia ulman…
mubi.com/magazine
November 21, 2024 at 11:24 PM
notebook 6 is here soon (and available to preorder via subscription) 🎈
theme is “expressions of youth” 🐣
articles on screening experimental films for children, bootleg movie merch, youth workshops, online gore, and more.
artists inc. nikita lavretski, fox maxy, amalia ulman…
mubi.com/magazine
theme is “expressions of youth” 🐣
articles on screening experimental films for children, bootleg movie merch, youth workshops, online gore, and more.
artists inc. nikita lavretski, fox maxy, amalia ulman…
mubi.com/magazine
overjoyed to report this has been surprised by a line reading in the actual Roman Empire movie, in which Denzel is peerless in grand sets full of also very good actors
it's a kind of thankless role in a straightforward film, but I will always have a soft spot for INSIDE MAN. "Thank you, bank robber!" is my Roman Empire line reading
Most underrated Denzel, I’ll start
November 19, 2024 at 11:03 AM
overjoyed to report this has been surprised by a line reading in the actual Roman Empire movie, in which Denzel is peerless in grand sets full of also very good actors
it's a kind of thankless role in a straightforward film, but I will always have a soft spot for INSIDE MAN. "Thank you, bank robber!" is my Roman Empire line reading
November 16, 2024 at 3:40 PM
it's a kind of thankless role in a straightforward film, but I will always have a soft spot for INSIDE MAN. "Thank you, bank robber!" is my Roman Empire line reading
mythical book shop pull this morning
November 16, 2024 at 3:24 PM
mythical book shop pull this morning
Red Hulk? Amateur hour, call me back when we get to Chartreuse Hulk
November 14, 2024 at 7:54 AM
Red Hulk? Amateur hour, call me back when we get to Chartreuse Hulk
CONCLAVE and GLADIATOR II this weekend, a pivotal weekend for dad cinema and by that I mean 13-year-old Ryan cinema
November 13, 2024 at 11:34 PM
CONCLAVE and GLADIATOR II this weekend, a pivotal weekend for dad cinema and by that I mean 13-year-old Ryan cinema
over here again now. this sums up the mood.
This place is all fucked up: defector.com/this-place-i...
This Place Is All Fucked Up | Defector
It doesn’t appear to have been close. Georgia flipped for Trump. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, too. The Blue Wall crumbled like Jericho’s. Just about everywhere voted redder than in 2020. Young people w...
defector.com
November 6, 2024 at 4:36 PM
over here again now. this sums up the mood.
MAY DECEMBER: persona remade under the influence of mumsnet posters and true crime podcast devotees. can't say that glowingly enough! a deeply funny yet utterly haunting piece of camp that elicits equal parts cringe and empathy. helps melton is the real deal; devastatingly sad performance!
October 11, 2023 at 10:15 PM
MAY DECEMBER: persona remade under the influence of mumsnet posters and true crime podcast devotees. can't say that glowingly enough! a deeply funny yet utterly haunting piece of camp that elicits equal parts cringe and empathy. helps melton is the real deal; devastatingly sad performance!
today was a doozy: scorsese followed by hamaguchi. can't shake how the two films are in a delicate dance with each other about the spectre of communal violence; one overt, visceral, brimming with generational anguish. the other holds a quiet pain, lingering and lurking in the shadows of the trees.
October 10, 2023 at 11:03 PM
today was a doozy: scorsese followed by hamaguchi. can't shake how the two films are in a delicate dance with each other about the spectre of communal violence; one overt, visceral, brimming with generational anguish. the other holds a quiet pain, lingering and lurking in the shadows of the trees.
been a while.
September 20, 2023 at 12:09 PM
been a while.