Going to the movies is a gift, but it costs too damn much. Until now! Moviepass is back and it's good enough to be worth it and just bad enough to feel like you're pulling a fast one on them. For $30/month I am able to see 3.5 movies for free (or $8.50/movie if you don't consider paying $30 and getting something in return "free.")
I literally know I am not getting my moneys worth with this but someone else probably would. It’s $25 a month and you can see three movies a week and you get discounts on popcorn? It’s frickin epic beyond. I just need to go to the movies more
sshe took the torch when moviepass couldn’t. 3 movies a month, cut-to-the-front concession lanes, and free rewards on loop. i love it. last weekend i caught a sofia coppola q&a for priscilla at no extra charge. plus access to the largest IMAX screen in north america? we need that, all of us.
absolutely no reason why non-legal virtual documents should have page-breaks. kinda awkward, ugly, and (as of relatively recently) no longer necessary.
I'm a lefty so I have a tough relationship with smudging ink. Pencil feels right and I love being able to erase. I just ordered a new pencil from leuchtturm1917 that I am excited to write notes with.
The digital version of leaving a bunch of disposable cameras on the tables for wedding guests to use. Everyone at the event is allotted a few pics to add into a big ole group album.
