thank you for coming to my weird book tweeting because I couldn’t keep my thoughts to myself, now back to your regularly scheduled furry retweets

Really fascinating book. The one great thing I’ll say about Eisner is that I really can’t think of any other CEO who would be this willing to give an author such access to his history. It seems intensive, and the way Stewart pieces it all together so coherently is impressive.

i don’t have a comfort movie. all movies make me uncomfortable. they all have that “frames” thing or whatever. not a fan.

damn i wish i could sit next to jamie lee curtis at a tribute gala to michael eisner in the first days of the disney war

i think i might finish this tonight (also i bought a used physical copy online which was probably not the greatest move but whatever, i like eisner nonfiction)

marathoning The Crow, Megalopolis, and Joker 2 to become the most annoying person of all time

you still cannot convince me to not watch joker 2. it still sounds incredible. the fact that people hate it only makes it sound better to me.

it would be nice if he had better reasons than “you want to produce Fahrenheit 9/11” but Eisner truly is mastering the art of hating Harvey Weinstein years ahead of most people.

you have one profitable subsidiary and your first thought is “put rush limbaugh in there, spice it up”, huh

“i was watching it on my shower TV” is the most soberingly honest rich guy answer to “where were you when 9/11 happened?”