Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 9hCan't all the soon to be unemployed bluesky people become a sort of job megazord 110
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 9hStill good even though I would describe my position on jonah hill as: actively hostile 000
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 9h(so far) this is so good. Remember when they done films like this!!! 100
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 10hactually you need to drink some red diesel to unlock your mind powers for the next stage 150
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 10hfire engine and ambulance have turned up and are both visibly confused as to why: not sure myself, but my guess would be: underfunded mental health services. let's cut them some more. 010
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 10hoh apparently the team are heading back towards me now. interesting 010
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hyou do have to blame yourself sometimes though. couple of vague memories of mysterious cities of gold but sure can give you chapter and verse on one million scooby doo variants 000
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hswee'pea never comes up. we have to assume that swee'pea died. 110
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hokay let's deal with the real issues. WHO THE FUCK WAS POPEYE AND SON FOR? IT SUCKED SHIT. FUCK OFF 120
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hI mean in the UK at least up until the 1990s (unless my memory is completely screwed) you would encounter the cartoons at fairly random times as filler in the schedule, like a sort of part of TV grammar, which obviously is just not a thing about how kids experience TV now! 0151
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hone about a boy trying to make the perfect hamburger but it's called the perfect hamburger and everyone fucking asks about that one. it's by the the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency man. 000
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hI mean there are some tells but if you squint this really is a 'could be 1960s, could be 2020s' one 000
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hone i've looked up and solved about a million times and always forget about pirates who find a lost amnesiac millionaire and he becomes their cabin boy 100
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hseries (maybe?) about a school class who kept going into space? stocked by libraries in v early 90s? no idea! 100
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hthe other thing is books that felt BIG to you but are just nothing. something that felt VERY YOUNG ADULT involving teens using BIKES to solve CRIME who was it by what was it called no idea 130
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 11hI mean they weren't initially meant as children's stories as such I believe! 100
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 12hwhat's good is i was like 'i would enjoy a bot that posts random dr who screenshots to my timeline' and it turns out: i do! 241
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 12hWHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENS TO THE NUMBER OF HOUSES WHEN THEY BUILD A NEW HOUSE DOT COM 120
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 12hI mean I'm from a 3 generation Just William family as my granny used to have to 'be' Ginger (she wasn't so?) when they played it in the playground in the 1930s but I felt like a bit of an outlier when I was into it as a kid 30+ years ago! 010
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 12hi think the martin jarvis radio 4 readings have become their own sort of thing but I think the last reprint run for the vast majority of the books must have been over 30 years ago 010
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hoh god yeah, I remember them still sort of being around in the early 1990s in the way that stuff lingers in libraries etc but I assume long gone now 100
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hah i see, they starting making the disney one in 2009 but didn't release it until 2012 so the asylum clearly just banged it out once the disney one got announced lol 100
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hlmao The Asylum did John Carter three years before Disney. what the hell. 120
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hbut as you say, mental, you could literally just pay someone to do an avatar adjacent film that wasn't based on IP and it would have given you precisely as much benefit as doing John Carter in 2012! 210
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hSaw this last night and despite a few real technical issues getting tangled up with pretend technical issues (assume first night issues) would thoroughly recommend - a random US high school yearbook inventively adapted into a one man play, really clever idea/execution sohotheatre.com/events/josep...sohotheatre.comJoseph Morpurgo: Highlander 70 – Soho Theatre 120
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hunless it's been cancelled. if it's been cancelled then i never said it was good. 020
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hthough i guess one slight counterpoint to this is that immediately prior on J Depp's filmography is his cameo in 21 Jump Street, which was an absolutely brilliant film about a property I did not care about whatsoever and had barely heard of 110
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13h(I think they could have got one of them modern days prestige TV shows out of it - the 'soap opera but suddenly with a vampire' bit really demands it being episodic I think) 020
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hI think a bit too in thrall to the kitchy original which is quite a tedious watch but is a genuinely odd artifact that's sort of tough to recreate as a $100 million movie. 110
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hthe only thing I can really remember about Dark Shadows is that Jonny Lee Miller does a quite funny Roger Collins but the number of people who could have possibly cared about that must have been fairly limited by that point 120
Ed Jefferson @edjefferson.com · 13hin both cases i guess they had slightly more cultural cachet in the US than here but it still feels weird that e.g. The Lone Ranger and Dark Shadows were considered goers as movie revivals in the 2010s. 330