Gigantic (film) Puns

Solved!!!

I’m so angry I didn’t write down the title of this film it seemingly disappeared not long after I watched on some streaming platform. The plot goes like this, as best I remember it:

There is a woman who lives in an older house, it’s rather large and a bit dilapidated. She is very isolated. One day she somehow breaks through one of her walls and finds what seems to be another part of the house. She goes down a hall and then another and so on, discovering that she is in a house that is far, far bigger than the one she just came from. She encounters a strange man who doesn’t speak and runs and hides randomly. She also discovers this large room with these creepy silent beings standing around in it. She eventually befriends the man who (I think) helps her defeat the beings and get back to her house. If anyone knows what this movie is, I will be so grateful! I really want it on my list of favorite scary films.

Thank you!

A chap named Kent had invested $10 in a protocol called 'PoolTogether' which essentially gamifies the process of saving by offering them a chance to win awards from the interest generated by collected funds.

A point to note here is- he was a part of Sen. Warren's team during 2020 presidential elections and that in the lawsuit he's described as someone who's gravely concerned at the prospective use of the cryptocurrency. His 'very legitimate' concerns are about climte change and crypto's role in it, bad rug pulls, subversion of laws set by the society and so on.

The lawsuit in itself is not concerning but when you connect the dots on who filed the lawsuit and the purpose behind it- you see that this is but a malicious attempt of ridiculing crypto by only emphasizing a small proportion of use case.

A complete bullshittery continues still

Ok I can't remember all the details 'cos it's years since I watched it, but you know that video where Jack (or someone?) is in the air continuously? Like he's taken many pictures of him jumping and put them together to make a video that looks like he's floating... Well I was just watching the aforementioned Radiohead collection of short films/thingy/whatever it even is, and there's one called City of Los Angeles wherein the same technique of someone in the air continuously is used! It's from 2004 btw. You can watch it here at 56:38 (link should take you to the right place) https://youtu.be/lEzMFeOCnss?t=3398

I'm sure this technique has been used many times, but I thought it was a cool coincidence, especially since it's called City of Los Angeles and all...

https://www.unilad.co.uk/featured/neil-patrick-harris-says-the-matrix-resurrections-is-gigantic-and-left-him-gobsmacked/

>Why was there a black cat in his office? Why does he have so many pills? Could this be the live-action, twisted debut of Cryptos from The Matrix Online? Is he an agent in disguise, like Jonathan Groff (probably) is?
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>Denial may be the most predictable of all human responses, and concordantly, ergo, vis-à-vis, there’s only so much he could tease. I asked him if he had a name he could share, and if he had any fight scenes. Immediately, he laughed. ‘I can’t talk about the plot at all. We all have ‘cannot discuss’ clauses,’ he said.
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>To my delight, he didn’t stop there. ‘What I can say is I got to see the movie this last week, they threw a little screening for me, my family and a couple of friends. It is gigantic,’ Harris continued.
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>‘So, getting to watch it as a fan of the franchise, I recommend that if you’re excited to see the film, you try and see it on the biggest screen you’re able to. Reserve a seat in the middle of a big space where it is coming at you, because there are some sequences and shots… and everyone looks so fantastic.
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>‘Keanu and Carrie-Anne look amazing, they have aged so brilliantly, and Lana films everyone so well. I was just gobsmacked… it exceeded my expectations.’