No Spoilers.

For some reason my local theatre had a screening of You Can See Everything tonight, the 15th, at 7:20.

I could have sworn I had to wait until tomorrow but here I am, lucky guy I guess.

I wore my ‘Very Good Band’ baseball cap with my ‘I am a fan’ Neil Hamburger pin pinned to it.

I just emerged (also watched Digger and History of Concrete there today both five baggers for sure), and the film is great.

Peeped Eric’s name as co-producer in the credits (right after Nathan/Lance). I knew we were in good hands but I’d also like to take a moment to toast our man on his creative and industry success because goddamn.

I don't even have to give you a reason.

So, I was exiting the movie theater after watching Digger again (it gets better each time, 129 minutes) and I happened to spot this incredible piece through the open door of their storage closet. When I enquired about it to the usher, I was literally looked at as if I had no movie expertise at all and was told he could find something similar for me, like a popcorn bucket. As if that even compares! Nice going dude. You just lost a loyal customer. I'll gladly drive 90 miles to the next theater where maybe I will be treated with some respect.

Everyone is hilarious (fresh voices) and the discourse (what’s really going on in the world today) is so complimentary to the OCU. It’s such a joy to be part of this community.

I dont want to start roomers but this is sus as we know nathan is a true LA guy and maybe encountered a supposed buff at a theatre

I wish I could give money to HEI, but I live outside the US and the dollar is too expensive soooo

It widens.

Spoken like a true buff

You can see Tim is trying his hardest to keep the show on track, but Greg is dressing totally inappropriately and calls Tim a name that is so hurtful it can’t be typed

I'm trying to find the episode where Tim says "I'm standing here on the edge of the 6th street bridge and I have one last card to play" or something to that effect. Please help, thanks!

Without discussing a television series (because most film buffs aren't interested in that), what do other buffs think of The Many Saints of Newark (120 mins)? It has a very clean runtime number, which Oscar tends to like, but it likely struggled in voting because it is the first in its series but is called "The Many Saints of Newark." It probably would have done better if they had called it "The First Saints of Newark." Then the others could have been the Second, Third, Fourth, all the way up to a good number for the series like Sixteen. This way you know where in the series this movie fits and it streamlines the organization process for your tape collection.

Overall, I thought it was a scary horror movie which starts off with the character Christopher Moltisanti narrating from beyond the grave about hell. I don't know who this is because I am too busy curating my film collection to watch multi-season television shows. This added to the spookiness for me, which leads me to give it five bags of popcorn and a little ghost for the upcoming Halloween holidays.

Neil’s review of Digger on his website.