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Jedidiah Ayres
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Since I don't have a blog any longer, I've made this letterboxd list of films I've discussed on podcasts, written articles about or contributed to the physical media releases of - links included in the 'notes' letterboxd.com/jedidiahayre...
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The 9th Annual Team Evie Holiday Book Drive launches today! While in treatment at CHLA, my daughter looked forward to the Literally Healing book cart that would stop by her room every day. The drive aims to keep new books flowing. You can find all of the links at teameviefoundation.com.
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Starred review from Publishers Weekly for my new book, HEAVY SUGAR! It’s also the PW Review of the Day! “A winning mix of the Keystone Kops & the Coen brothers, infused with Boyle’s signature humanity and gravitas…” www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-64129-... Out 1/5/27 from @sohopress.bsky.social
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"Can you beat anybody?" "Oh yes," I replied, confidently. "Supposing Kane came in?" he persisted. "Daddy's going to play Kane," I explained. "I know that," he sighed, impatiently. "I mean the real Kane, Pat Morita."
Happy 54th anniversary of the day Roger Moore recorded this in his Live and Let Die filming diary www.google.co.uk/books/editio...
"Can you beat anybody?" "Oh yes," I replied, confidently. "Supposing Kane came in?" he persisted. "Daddy's going to play Kane," I explained. "I know that," he sighed, impatiently. "I mean the real Kane, Pat Morita."
Happy 54th anniversary of the day Roger Moore recorded this in his Live and Let Die filming diary www.google.co.uk/books/editio...
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rewatch of MID90S was emotional. Nostalgia for a time I lived through (though the POV is younger and v. different from my own), and the accuracy of male friend-group dynamics and the acknowledgement that my own kids experience variations of the same made me a little weepy
This kid in MID90S is like the Muppet Babies version of Warren Oates
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a million people suddenly responding to the urge for more EXTREME SPORTS CRIME THRILLER discussion! www.patreon.com/FilmIntuitio...
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