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Rite Here Rite Now (2024) Basically a concert film for the band Ghost on their most recent tour. It was shot over two shows in LA (that i'm really bummed I didn't get to go to after watching this) with a bit of extra band lore thrown in.

Found out earlier that the job might be a scam. A friend of mine linked me to a reddit post where a bunch of other people had similar stories to mine. Same company, same name on the e-mail, they got contacted by a secondary company of the same name (different business name from the first company, I mean the two companies I got contacted by were the same two they got contacted by) from the same e-mail address. The whole thing has been a bit odd, as I never spoke to an actual person outside of e-mails. No phone interview, no video interview, nothing. I think the idea that I may have an actual job lined up after looking for over a year had me blinded to the possibility of it not being true.

After looking for a job for over a year, I finally got two job offers. One pays more than the other (8 bucks more an hour), so obviously i'm taking the higher paying job. But man, I really was not expecting that last interview to go well enough to actually land me a job. It'll be remote data entry at a medical company. I've never done data entry, but I imagine it can't be that hard?

Alright, more spoiler-y thoughts.

Deadpool & Wolverine I fucking loved it. Deadpool 1 > 3 > 2. Will probably post more spoiler-y stuff in the morning when I'm at my keyboard Side note: I've loved about 95% of what the MCU has produced, so take my thoughts with a grain of salt

To Wong Foo: Thanks For Everything - Julie Newmar (1994) I liked this a lot more than I thought I would. It's a bit too idealistic, but it was a wonderful story, to be sure.

Maybe she's part hedgehog

Ya gotta go fast

Shannen Doherty passes away at age 53 due to cancer Man, what the fuck is going on in this world lately?

Fuck, two in less than 24 hours Richard Simmons dies at age 76 Dr Ruth Westheimer dies at age 96

Walmart is looking to make it's own Stadia competitor

Shelley Duvall dies at age 75 She played the wife in The Shining, for anyone not sure who she is

A pretty good Direct all around, i'd say. New Zelda out of nowhere, new Mario & Luigi game out of nowhere, a Marvel vs Capcom fighting collection, and Metroid Prime 4 finally shown off somewhat. MP4 was a surprise as they had said going in they'd be focusing on stuff only coming out this year, so I definitely wasn't expecting it.

Here's the indie game focused Direct from today Cuphead coming to Switch is pretty great, and that Crypt of the Necrodancer Zelda game will be getting my money, for sure.

I Saw The TV Glow (2024) Really interesting movie although to be honest I didn't get everything the film was laying out, even if I got the big picture. Lots of trans people on social media have been hyping it up and it only recently came out on VOD, so I finally got around to giving it a look. While the style of the movie isn't at all like this, I equate this movie with Get Out, in that there's a bunch of symbolism and hints at things that I didn't notice until I went out and read the discourse about the movie itself. The Beekeeper (2024) Another Jason Statham movie where he's a got a "regular" job until something bad happens, and then he has to avenge what happened, all by himself. I found it hard to suspend my disbelief, especially in the last few action sequences.

Did you mention web was coming and I just missed it?

Happy birthday!!

In other interesting/exciting trans girl news, I hit 5 years on HRT this past Wednesday. Yay me.

Yeah, it fucking blows. I haven't given it a real shot in months because I hate how I sound (both before and after)

It's a good thing I asked, before you were indifferent

You're more than welcome. Here's another piece of advice. If you're going to do electrolysis/laser hair removal, start now and don't stop until it's done. Dont be like me five years in, still shaving my face any time I have to face the public. Also, I know I asked in PMs but it's important to get out to the public, what pronouns do you use?