Showing posts with label Spontaneity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spontaneity. Show all posts

Friday, October 9, 2026

Peach Cobbler

Lazuliology tempest whimper
creosote shandy whimcyclic knave
velodramatic couscous cuddle
chug-a-chug chome mouchoir chou-chou

aquiline noteworthy chevron syndicate
exchequer oater fluidic melee
saturnine teatime champignon soma
steamwhistlin' broil pizza-za-goo

delicate crinkle fromagelessentials
piquant piƱata membrane moxy
awkward osmosis cosmic immersion
soluble swelter aggregate graze

Clayton indifference junket jangle
soporiff sequential saccharine chive 
decked-out dilettante socialite splice
scampy seclusion staunch brevity

chloroplast circa lay filibuster
frenzied Clemenzee tantamontagne
lexus convextus nincompoop nexus 
brittle noblesse static malaise

resurgent hustle ramshackle rounds 
rutabeggarbuckle Theseus mic
phonetic heebie frenetic jeebie
transom toga cloned sluice

agile cross-stitching lucid bewitching
cozy mimosey ambrosial folky
precipice Pisces dynaminimalism
spumoni slobster cloaked mollusk

cryptic Jaeger stealthy brawn
slipstream swaddle tasteless sprout
pudgy promontory fecund spud
butterflut Zagnut Duchess Lorraine

breastplate mallow stark indicative 
underscored slash remonstrance revel
splayed expedient trite rendition
miscreant measure hastentornado

daffodilwheedle improvised scrum
antennae slouch abstruse tweed
crazed yellow jacket sinus solute
abysmal crevice vacuum radar

telescope spoke mammalian froth
ritual rototill whippersnap slack
cursed malediction flossed samplitude
critical spunk carousel fluke

diurnal decibel creeping ivy
strep throat ludic lozenge
hamstring pluck Toyota tango
viscose visuals skeleton sketch

gobbledegook Western splatter
cymbalane squash garlic mash
buttery veg casual st/roll
autumnal savour pumpkin spice!  

Friday, April 24, 2015

While We're Young

Predictable contained pleasant enough maturity is injected with spontaneous jubilance as two couples at different stages in their lives start chillin' in Noah Baumbach's While We're Young, the art of documentary filmmaking bringing them together, one filmmaker trying to launch his career, another having been interminably editing and collecting new footage for a decade, cradling Borg perfection, creating an abstruse tome.

In search of truth.

The truth isn't necessarily fun, however, and the presence of youth rejuvenates struggling Josh (Ben Stiller), although a well groomed stubborn and proud persona still obfuscates, his outlook rigid and exacting, unable to incorporate the new.

When it becomes clear that Jamie (Adam Driver) isn't a student looking for a mentor, but a competitive force trying to gain access to Josh's more successful father-in-law (Charles Grodin[!] as Leslie Breitbart), the reclassification intensifies.

Hysterically.

Ideas.

Different Approaches.

What's going to work?

In terms of diligently orchestrating a text that's both fun and informative for a variety of different audiences anyways.

Which is what Noah Baumbach has done, again, with While We're Young, love his films, he diversifies this text with multiple characters playfully representing different sociodemographic domains, uses the differentiations to mischievously yet instructively comment on relationships, ethics, and art, the good sides, problems, making manipulation seem fun, just in time for a classic Ben Stiller freak out.

It's not just the couples who are contrasted with one another, but each couple pluralizes a dynamic of their own, within which each partner complements while contradicting the other.

As the streams cross.

Naomi Watts impresses again, don't see her in anything for years, then she shows up in 3 exceptionally cool films back-to-back-to-back.

Outstanding.