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This week premiered the Maggie Gyllenhaal movie The bride. I have been seeing ads and plugs from various sources about how marvelous this movie is and blah blah. I almost decided to run out to the nearest IMAX theater but, although I love Maggie Gyllenhaal, I had to pass and wait for the on–demand version of the film.

YouTube ads are a nuisance, and I always find myself counting down the seconds to click the NEXT button and the SKIP button. However, the movie trailer had me curious enough to tolerate those ads. As far as the news goes, I turned off my local TV stations (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, etc.) and I don't have a preference for any of the major stations that I tune to when I watch the news on youtube. And when a reporter interviews Maggie or one of the actors from that film, I really don't know what his/her taste in films is and I've been jerked around by extensive promotions for films that truly just sucked.

The bride is a movie title beginning with the word 'the'. I`m sorry, but a long time ago I read somewhere, somebody said that movies that begin with 'the' suck. Then there's the MPAA rating: R, which is a good thing because I basically weed out  movies I want to see if it is PG13 or G, or PG, etc. Rottontomatoes gives the movie 60% and a box office popularity of 72%. Not very good IMO.

 distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures

It figures that my youtube/tiktok algorithms are being bombarded by convincing reviews and praise for the movie. Warner Bros. probably fans stacks of hundred dollar bills at talk show hosts to advertise. 

Production Co: A first love films, In the current company

My case in point about who exactly is giving the film so much praise is with the unknown production companies involved. I've never heard of either of them. I wonder what their logos will be in the opening credits. I'll go out on a limb here and say those identifying logobugs will be hypnotic, conditioning audiences for whatever the story reveals. The bride. The birdie. Could this plot have incorporated some of the current events I've been following? I heard two of the students directly associated with the Idaho4 got hitched. A scandal like that might impel me to pay when the DVD is released, otherwise, a movie as high profile as this one is certain to stream for subscribers on Netflix or Hulu. There's so many streaming services, why don't I know of the one that streams good shit like Miramax and Harvey Weinstein produced films?

The Bride, the movie

"Love is for the birds" Yeah this movie ain't it
https://letterboxd.com/msn_jc/film/the-bride-2026/
A movie that tries to do this many things at once really shouldn't work. And it doesn't.
https://letterboxd.com/ophepi/film/the-bride-2026/
i want what she has*
*a tall goth dude who loves old Hollywood musicals
https://letterboxd.com/seanin60seconds/film/the-bride-2026/
Well, you see… Frank and I have that in common. If anyone’s ever wondering where I’ve wandered off to, I’m also probably at the movies.
https://letterboxd.com/msn_jc/film/the-bride-2026/
at one point christian bale as frank starts having a panic attack because he wants to go to the movies and i fear i’ve never related to anything more in my life
https://letterboxd.com/ttotoro/film/the-bride-2026/
Frankenstein: Folie à Deux
https://letterboxd.com/zer0mile/film/the-bride-2026/
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I used AI to render a prompt. A writing prompt is a means to inspire creative juices in one's imagination to get said "dreamer" to put it down in pen and paper.

Now, it seems, i am responding to my own prompt. I had no idea the AI would create ten plus prompts out of one question but here you have it. I simply copied and pasted the AI's response to the question i posed. 

Nevermind the details. AI has generalized the question so that writers everywhere will confidently reply to the writing prompt with full assurance that nobody reads this blog and therefore in now way is your intellectual property in jeopardy of being hijacked.

You may or may not know that I dabble in calligraphy. And since it's brought up, I've always wondered…

Shakespeare wrote his plays without a typewriter? By hand? Pen and paper? AND he chose to write in cursive?!!!

Whatever.

I have been waiting for a new calligraphy pen to arrive. It was on discount so I couldn't resist. Now that it's here, I feel it's good enough not to return. I am filling it with Beeteljuice ink by Fox & Quills.

Most of the writing in my response to the prompt is done with the new pen. With the Beetlejuice ink.


The prompt result from the AI was so big, I couldn't help wonder whether completing it would result in enough content for a full length motion picture. 

I am submitting this response to the prompt on the same day new pen arrived. For those interested, I got the Retro51 Dinosaur fountain pen. I decided it would be a good investment because Retro51 also sells replacement nibs.

To be honest, the pen seems flimsy and it's hard to image it could outlive the original nib itself. We'll see, I guess. I suppose a calligrapher can't really review a writing instrument until it has been used extensively. 

I intend on submitting answers to all umpteenth amount of prompts. I guess we'll see how long my attention span can last on the prompt subject (whatever it is).

Up to this point (after four pages of writing) the new Retro51 fountain pen seems to be holding up. The ink reservoir only went dry one time.

I like the adapter it comes with because I have experience with writing extensively with a fountain pen until it run dries and needs a little boost. So I unscrew the nib and twist the suction to expel more ink to get the nib reservoir to kick in. YOU CAN'T DO THAT WITH VACUUM RESERVOIRS!!

So that's what I like about my new pen.

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