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This unholy blue talking feces is Marge Sampsans. https://t.co/xoOiSv0zdA
'Ex Machina in the Garden' - a commentary on film in the age of biocybernetics.https://t.co/rLA4Bao07r"reflexivity underscores cinema's important role in popular discourses about technological change, a role it has long served as a “technocritical art.”"It contains this: https://t.co/pWBAggxAmg
Don Hertzfeldt - a famous cartoonist known for his absurdist works - made a short film called "World of Tomorrow"It contained these scenes depicting computer generated abstractions of art: https://t.co/pYpWqgnont
Stop hitting yourself.“If that doesn’t help,” Spohn said, “then I guess we’ll have to conclude that probably there is a stone down there.”https://t.co/LViFfzwRE3
"It's a love letter to science fiction. I've loved science fiction my whole life. But I've never made a science fiction movie. And it's sort of a parody of science fiction at the same time. It's all of the things I find interesting in sci-fi amplified."https://t.co/e0P5i3Oi7I
"allows the viewers to decideif they're gonna apply any meaning to the shortand view it as an intellectual pieceor simply enjoy it as if it were comedy"https://t.co/42JuIusE70https://t.co/g9j1f1sOAb
"Talked about this idea of multiplicity of meaning.Lukasa is a mnemonic device, it's a memory device.You can see it's an object and it's attached with all this stuffAll those attachments & ideagrams can be read.They hold knowledge."Old Braille Memeshttps://t.co/cYBQhoDW7p