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Hear me out…

I know it was probably a fairly serious and sad time after the split BUT every time I read something about Dean chasing Jerry around the Paramount lot because he kept ducking to avoid him- to the point he literally had to hold a sit down meeting and scold him- I just can’t help picturing Dean literally trying to track Jerry down in full campy horror movie mode, being an absolute menace on the studio grounds, screaming his head off as they run around in circles of Looney Toon dust.

And all Dean wants is a little wave good morning cuz he misses his partner (but also poor Jerry he obviously wasn’t ready)

There’s zero basis for this but it was kinda fun to make anyways.

🎉 Remembering Brooklyn's own Mary Jane West (aka Mae West) born on this date; August 17th, 1893🎂. Seen here in a publicity photo from 1936🎭.

Anomalisa by Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson.

Based on Kaufman's 2005 audio play of the same name.

An epic, moving, meticulous, and miraculous feat of filmmaking.

One of my favorite types of animated films are of the independent variety. Films like Hoodwinked!, Persepolis, Mary and Max, and the works of Ralph Bakshi are among my personal recommendations.

War of the Worlds (2005) by Steven Spielberg.

I love Spielberg's adaptation of War of the Worlds.

It's a remarkable film, and one of Spielberg's great dream films, in the way that sometimes you'll have a dream, and it will start out meaning one thing, but by the end it will mean something else.