lamb, scott

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Hi there, I'm Scott Lamb, of Brooklyn, New York. This is my Tumblr tumble log blog. Thank you. I work at BuzzFeed, where I find things online.

October 3 2009

abbyjean:

i did not like this movie. to be fair, i could tell partway through the opening credits - filled with slow mo zombie attacks focusing more on gross out gore than actual scariness - that i wasn’t going to like it. and turns out i was right!
it’s a short movie, 1h20, but i think a good 50 or so of those minutes could have been removed without any noticable harm. i’m pretty good at filling in the cliched story lines by myself (spoiler: the only non-zombie characters hang out together! after the meet cute, love may blossom! etc.). by the time we got to the exciting finale set piece with zombies overrunning an abandoned amusement park, i hated the movie and the character so much i just wanted him to save the lady already so i could leave.
the surprise cameo is fantastic. so rent it and fast forward to that part.

False.

abbyjean:

i did not like this movie. to be fair, i could tell partway through the opening credits - filled with slow mo zombie attacks focusing more on gross out gore than actual scariness - that i wasn’t going to like it. and turns out i was right!

it’s a short movie, 1h20, but i think a good 50 or so of those minutes could have been removed without any noticable harm. i’m pretty good at filling in the cliched story lines by myself (spoiler: the only non-zombie characters hang out together! after the meet cute, love may blossom! etc.). by the time we got to the exciting finale set piece with zombies overrunning an abandoned amusement park, i hated the movie and the character so much i just wanted him to save the lady already so i could leave.

the surprise cameo is fantastic. so rent it and fast forward to that part.

False.

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October 1 2009

whiskeyandgoatsmilk:

The trailer for the heart-wrenching documentary, “Dear Zachary,” made my hair stand on end.

I’ve heard incredible things about this documentary. Many critics thought this film deserved an Oscar nomination this year. If you have Netflix you can watch instantly - I know I’m planning to very soon. (via:brieflynoted:noraleah:)

I’ve been meaning to watch this and today’s reblogs both reminded me about it and alerted me to its presence on Netflix Instant. I’m so glad they did; it’s brilliantly edited, and much beyond that a very moving, very human documentary. And gut achingly sad.

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September 29 2009

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hipstertracks:

Phoenix - Rome (Neighbors Feat Devendra Banhart Remix)
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September 24 2009

"It’s a common misperception that for some reason we should be telling stories about other people instead of ourselves."

— Stephen Elliot, interviewed in Smithmag

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September 14 2009

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September 10 2009

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September 9 2009

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September 8 2009

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August 13 2009

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August 12 2009

Why don’t you open up your own fucking restaurant? How about that? (Momofuku Overlord David Chang to Alan Richman, at the end of Richman’s GQ review of the Fried Chicken dinner Chang’s got going on these days. (via bbook))
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