Movies are supposed to be good.
The raison d’être for The Film Optimist, movies. I hear they’re supposed to be good.
We had fallen into a habit where music was either the background hum of our day-to-day lives, or just a little reward for doing the things we all have to do. You either put on some music in the background while you’re working, cooking, driving — or you put it on while running those chores to help encourage you to actually do them.
If you asked me what the most interesting website on the internet was, I wouldn’t be able to tell you. It’s too difficult to pick out one. Maybe it’s YouTube (where — hint, hint — you can find my channel), maybe it’s whatever news outlet is currently my obsession, maybe it’s the New York Times — and maybe it’s changed since I’ve started writing this paragraph, thanks to the seemingly endless wave we’re currently experiencing of media mergers, acquisitions, and closures.
But if you asked me to name the least interesting website on the internet, I can tell you that easily: It’s my Letterboxd profile.