Scott Renshaw
@scottrenshaw.bsky.social
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A&E Editor/Film Critic for cityweekly.net Disneylander Rated TV-14 for adult themes and language https://letterboxd.com/ScottRenshaw/
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Matt’s question and the assertion posed by the article’s title are very different things. There are many terrible sequels to great movies, but not one of those great movies was ever “ruined” by its inferior follow-up. JAWS remains perfect, the existence of JAWS: THE REVENGE notwithstanding.
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mrgeorgewallace.bsky.social
Shout out to the American Presidents who didn't... (checks notes)... hate Americans.
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Editor’s Corner: An “18-year veteran” and an “18-year-old veteran” are *not* the same thing.
Screenshot from ESPN.com story about Joe Flacco being traded to the Cincinnati Bengals, mistakenly referring to the 40-year-old quarterback as an “18-year-old veteran.”
scottrenshaw.bsky.social
Unsolicited junk mail from retirement-planning companies: "We are here to make you feel old as fuck."
Unsolicited junk mail from local mortuary: "Hold my embalming fluid."
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I think it’s time for Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence to return to his previous job as the Beast’s human form.
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I don’t think I’ve seen a more concise, perfect description of AI slop than Zelda Williams’ “the Human Centipede of content.” Sorry it took people spewing fake shit about her dad at her to come up with it.
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thefarce.org
My politics right now are, in sum, "The president of the United States should not try to conquer the United States."
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chuckwendig.bsky.social
Love living on an island entirely built of a bloating bubble that, when it pops, will plunge us all into the deep
justinhendrix.bsky.social
"The hundreds of billions of dollars companies are investing in AI now account for an astonishing 40 per cent share of US GDP growth this year... In a way, then, America has become one big bet on AI."
America is now one big bet on AI
It’s seen as the magic fix for every threat to the US economy
www.ft.com
scottrenshaw.bsky.social
I need to re-watch. It became a blur of the Stephen King adaptations released 1983 - 1985 (six in 19 months).
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Tilly Norwood is a NEPO baby.

Never
Even
Processed
Oxygen
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I will accept your Beatles caveat, but not the idea that “Paul Simon” and “Simon and Garfunkel” are the same artist.
scottrenshaw.bsky.social
There’s a *lot* to be enraged about, but those recruitment commercials ICE is running—basically telling police officers in sanctuary cities “they’re not allowing you to be cruel enough”—make me want to lose my mind.
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Louis showing his entire ass … which, admittedly, is a slight improvement in terms of the things he’s used to showing.
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No more calls, we have a winner.
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Watching the upcoming AppleTV doc series on Scorsese was a reminder of how small-c catholic his formative film experience was as a kid. MGM musicals? Yep. Film noir? You bet. Italian neorealism? Totally.
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michaelf617.bsky.social
I asked a Christian baker to write Charlie Kirk on a gay wedding cake and we've been staring at each other for 39 straight hours now
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nicholasgrossman.bsky.social
One path to a successful career as a columnist is to be repeatedly wrong. Not to have unique takes on matters of opinion, but confident declarations proven wrong by events. If you can condescend to people proven right no matter how often you are wrong, the most prominent media would like to pay you.
scottrenshaw.bsky.social
Was sitting in a play last night, realizing this season marks 25 years I’ve been covering theater for Salt Lake City Weekly—longer than I’ve been the film critic. How did I ever get this lucky.
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Shame it didn’t work out.
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I’m rarely tuned in to the personal lives of artists I love, so somehow I can go decades before learning, e.g., the marital family connections between David Lynch and Sissy Spacek, or between Nick Lowe and Johnny Cash.