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60 of 134 · most liked firstInstead of making a Minecraft movie that is a fun adventure for kids they should have made it like Synecdoche New York and had it be the story of a man obsessively making smaller Minecraft worlds inside of other Minecraft worlds, kids need to learn about themes and motifs and Jungian psychology
unlabelledView post →You realize you're not special. You have struggled into existence and are now slipping silently out of it. This is everyone's experience. Every single one. Movie: Synecdoche , New York (2008) Director: Charlie Kaufman 🤍 🍀 🌱 (Photo by Kirpal Singh)
unlabelledView post →2008 SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK (Kaufman) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐⭐ A movie about life—and also death, and also art, and also sadness, and loneliness, and regret, and absurdity, and love and loss, and reality and time, and lies we tell to forget the truth we all know. Nothing else quite like it, nor does there need to be.
unlabelledView post →Well, the scariest movie I’ve ever seen is SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK, so that gets my vote
unlabelledView post →Promosky movie edition! 📽️ Eternal Sunshine 📽️ Synecdoche New York 📽️ Wall-E 📽️ Beauty and the Beast 📽️ Arrival 📽️ Cabin in the Woods 📽️ Fury Road 📽️ Spider-Verse 📽️ Terminator 2 📽️ Dark Knight 📽️ Inception 📽️ Past Lives 📽️ Social Network 📽️ Se7en 📽️ Banshees of Inisherin 📽️ About Time 📽️ Pan's Labyrinth #promosky
unlabelledView post →The girl's recent movie-watching has been TWELVE ANGRY MEN (which she thinks very highly of) and SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK, which she was profoundly affected by. (She's going to watch BATTLE ROYALE today, so there may be some grinding of gears for her).
unlabelledView post →Movie time:) Cheers all, & thank you @lee-coursey.bsky.social for the recommendation..Synecdoche, New York (2008) #filmsky 🦩🩵⭐️
unlabelledView post →It was strangely enjoyable talking with @johnmoe.bsky.social about the purpose and, in the right time and place, the pleasure of an extremely sad movie. Some of the titles that came up in our conversation: Cries and Whispers; Grave of the Fireflies; Synecdoche, New York; and Dancer in the Dark.
unlabelledView post →I only realized that “synecdoche” was Greek and not French when the movie “Synecdoche, New York” was released.
unlabelledView post →11 non-horror movies to get to know me: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure Terms of Endearment The North Avenue Irregulars Synecdoche, New York Tommy Making Love The Muppet Movie Original Cast Album: Company Mildred Pierce Barbie Longtime Companion
unlabelledView post →I... Synecdoche New York. That's film acting. He taught me what film acting can be. My beloved, my dearest favourite. My hero. My god. The gentle giant
unlabelledView post →I watched "A Different Man" tonight and it was awesome. Highly recommend - Sebastian Stan was amazing in it. It's like a jr Synecdoche, New York movie. I'm gonna be thinking about it for a while
unlabelledView post →Happy 59th Birthday to the great Emily Watson, Oscar/Emmy-nominated British film, stage, television, and radio actress, acclaimed for her breathtaking roles/performances in BREAKING THE WAVES, ANGELA'S ASHES, GOSFORD PARK, PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE, SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK; and CHERNOBYL, and more.
unlabelledView post →SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK. filmfreakcentral.net/2008/10/syne...
unlabelledView post →What a great list of movies! - A Place in The Sun was beautiful and sad. - Stagecoach surprised me and I loved it. - Synecdoche, New York was a very challenging film to watch. - Blow Out was excellent and I want to rewatch again! #LastFourWatched #LetterboxdFriday
unlabelledView post →All filmmakers love and envy that set. The eternally unfinished house set in Synecdoche, New York is a tribute to it.
unlabelledView post →Synecdoche, New York (2008) i can already tell from the synopsis this film is going to be a Baudrillard experience
unlabelledView post →What a shithouse of a week. RIP the great Tom Noonan. That presence, that voice. His work with Mann will rightly be celebrated but check out Synecdoche, New York if you can. A great performance in a thorny film.
unlabelledView post →Just watched A Different Man and I can’t believe more people aren’t talking about this movie. It’s basically if Synecdoche, New York was also a reverse body horror film. exactly my shit
unlabelledView post →someone should pay @helltran.bsky.social to write an analysis of Synecdoche, New York as a movie about an aging trans woman's life and transition because we watched it with that in mind last night and, wow already a great film without that reading a significantly richer one with it
unlabelledView post →District Nine (though in terms of worst movie for a first date, Synecdoche, New York takes the prize)
unlabelledView post →I think this film, Synecdoche New York, select David Lynch works, if you can find someone you really like who really likes those pieces, yes, you should absolutely use this as potential marriage criteria.
unlabelledView post →i got to see a screening of Synecdoche New York and a talk with Kaufman after the film. super insightful and he was so nice! here’s some drawings i did during his talk
unlabelledView post →Learnt how you’re meant to pronounce ‘synecdoche’ and realised simultaneously that the 2008 film ‘Synecdoche, New York’ is a play on the similar-sounding NY state city of Schenectady. I’ve never seen ‘Synecdoche, New York ‘ (2008)
unlabelledView post →NEW EPISODE! Well, this one was a blast. Screenwriter and encyclopedic cinephile Daniel Waters joins us to discuss 2008—a key year for him as a filmmaker and film lover, thanks to the likes of “Synecdoche, New York,” “Love Exposure,” and “The Dark Knight.” buttondown.com/AVeryGoodYea...
unlabelledView post →if you hated BIRDMAN you’ll hate this movie but if you fucked with it & also appreciate DR STRANGELOVE & SYNECDOCHE NEW YORK you’ll have fun
unlabelledView post →I withstood Synecdoche, New York but the tension of a Groverhaus movie would break me.
unlabelledView post →still thinking about Synecdoche, New York rewatch the "everyone is tattooed" joke where Michelle Williams reveals a giant back tattoo (PSH's response "well i've never seen that before") is such a funny gag the movie is so devastating but every tragedy is also a pretty good joke 😊
unlabelledView post →Just watched Synecdoche, New York. I feel like this would’ve rocked my world if I watched it in 2008. Good movie!
unlabelledView post →Without needing to get into the virtues of Cloverfield (it’s excellent) or whether Synecdoche New York counts as a 9/11 movie (it does) you have to remember that a bunch of our best art responding to 9/11 was in TV and/or comedy. Because 9/11 was a serial event and it also very quickly became funny
unlabelledView post →this is re: Synecdoche, New York is that a good movie? am *I* the simpleton?? I've seen it twice and my primary emotion after both viewings was "bewildered"
unlabelledView post →Synecdoche, New York is the most honest film ever made about middleaged regret Not nostalgia for youth, but the belief that life can be rehearsed until it’s finally safe to live It can’t Meaning only arrives at the moment of commitment And by the time you understand that, it’s usually too late
unlabelledView post →18) To remember the king: Philip Seymour Hoffman who is wonderful in everything but fuck it, I'll single out Synecdoche New York for being such a wonderful weird-ass movie and giving PSH such a broad cavas to shine.
unlabelledView post →“Beau is Afraid”: Kafkaesque comedy (not really horror) with Phoenix as an anxious man in a nightmare world. Like Synecdoche New York, can’t believe producers funded this epic depressing art film: but “Beau” is (darkly) funnier. Drags in spots. Probably worth watching twice once you know the ending.
unlabelledView post →I like to point these people towards “Synecdoche, New York” which, aside from being a beautiful movie, will let them enjoy the very straightforward story of a man who is obsessed with understanding everything.
unlabelledView post →MUBI podcast: Synecdoche, New York, "Charlie Kaufman’s Movie of a Lifetime" bit.ly/3ZVFC8z #charliekaufman #synecdochenewyork #mubipodcast
unlabelledView post →Things I’ve encountered that have changed my life: Movie: Synecdoche, New York Song: Colouring of Pigeons by The Knife Book: Forgiveness Is a Choice by Robert D. Enright (also see: his scientific body of work)
unlabelledView post →Post a movie that doesn’t get enough love but should! Synecdoche, New York (2008).
unlabelledView post →Favorite film for each year of the 21st century. 2008: Synecdoche, New York #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Today's film was Synecdoche, New York, but I only made it through 45 minutes before FF-ing ahead to see if this mope Caden ever livened up. No, apparently. Birdman tackled a similar subject much better IMO. #MovieSky #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →My ten favorite movies of the 21st century? Uh... Mulholland Drive Adaptation City of God Millennium Actress The Descent Synecdoche, New York Mad Max: Fury Road The Other Side of the Wind Shoplifters The Cat Returns Yeah, I could put a different Ghibli movie there but no, it's THE CAT RETURNS.
unlabelledView post →ok im officially obsessed with the idea of "Synecdoche, New York 2". cant think of a film that calls for a sequel less, but in that way it makes perfect sense. the only limit to a world of infinite simulacrum is death... unless of course you write a sequel. i think i could sell kaufman on the idea.
unlabelledView post →14. SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK (Charlie Kaufman, 2008) Kaufman’s attempt to make a film about everything he was most afraid of yielded one of the most unsettling existential horror films of all time. Proceed with caution.
unlabelledView post →I watched Synecdoche, New York last night and have been reading a bunch of reviews and I just gotta say that the folks who said this movie didn't make them feel anything... that they didn't like it specifically because they couldn't relate to it in anyway... honestly im terrified of u, wtf
unlabelledView post →i recall the skepticism around them being largely considered justified by their dismissal of Synecdoche New York, which was a whole pre-twitter film culture discourse
unlabelledView post →I respect the hell out of the choice to have your comfort movie be 1. so incredibly complex and difficult and 2. emotionally devastating. I don't have the same relationship with Synecdoche New York, but many of my favorite movies have me weeping through much of the runtime.
unlabelledView post →2010 Ebertfest Lineup: Pink Floyd The Wall, You the Living, Song Sung Blue, Munyurangabo, The New Age, Apocalypse Now Redux, Departures, Man With a Movie Camera, Synecdoche New York, Barfly, Trucker, I Capture the Castle, Vincent: A Life In Color. A goddamn feast.
unlabelledView post →I didn’t realize that synecdoche was Greek not French until the movie Synecdoche, New York came out
unlabelledView post →Synecdoche, New York. I love Charlie Kaufman, and Philip Seymour Hoffman is amazing but that movie is Too Much in a wonderful way. I'll be ready to watch it again in ten years. It's been ten years since I watched it.
unlabelledView post →As a send-off to 2025, I'll be posting 25 movies and shows that I watched for the first time last year. Day 25 - Synecdoche, New York a Charlie Kaufman movie starring Phillip Seymore Hoffman that tells a bleak, surreal story of what happens when you spend your life chasing perfection
unlabelledView post →also if anyone wants more umineko-ian media basically any movie by Charlie Kaufman fits the bill but more specifically Synecdoche, New York is a POWERFULLL movie that i watched once as a teen and another time as an adult and i came away both times with something profound
unlabelledView post →There's a film "Synecdoche New York" which is a play on Schenectady, which sounds similar.
unlabelledView post →Synecdoche, New York - easily my favorite movie currently! Decided to paint one of their scenes #paintingstudy #digitalpainting #synecdochenewyork #synecdochemovie
unlabelledView post →Nathan Fielder's favorite movie had to be Synecdoche New York, right?
unlabelledView post →tried doing this last night and went with Synecdoche New York. not a great choice for the circumstances, but a hell of a movie all the same
unlabelledView post →I go on my letterboxd and select a movie. Synecdoche, New York. Synopsis: it's about some theater director who wants to build a life size replica of new york. Oh, that's cool, I like replicas. Proceed to be viscerally reminded of my own transience and loneliness and mortality
unlabelledView post →Synecdoche New York was my favourite film of all time for a while, and it's no longer a favourite of mine, but I still genuinely like it, but also it's hard for me to still get enthusiastic about it because I so associate it now with "was my favourite film when I was only just getting into film".
unlabelledView post →Saw Digger last night. It's Megalopolis meets Synecdoche, New York. A genre-twisting, mind-bending movie that speaks about the world now, but will be underappreciated for at least another decade. Just go see it. Support audacious, intelligent, original filmmaking while you still can. 🎥
unlabelledView post →But I've also loved, and connected deeply, with arthouse films like Synecdoche New York, My 20th Century, and The Wages of Fear. I don't think anyone would call that having a boring or conventional taste in film, yet we still feel insecure about what we enjoy.
unlabelledView post →Although Synecdoche New York is my favorite PSH film, yes, MI:III is INFINITELY better than any other in the franchise.
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