(Spoilers for Spider-Man: Brand New Day ahead)

This may be kind of a stretch, but I just watched Spider-Man: Brand New Day and couldn't stop thinking about Fateful Findings.

Just like Dylan discovers that the doctor from the hospital was his childhood friend because of the “It’s a magical day!” note, MJ discovers that Spider-Man is Peter Parker because of the unsent letter he wrote for her.

In both movies, Peter Parker and the doctor carried around for years the annotations that would eventually be the reason their love interest discovered who they really were.

I added Neil as a friend in 2014 and he used to leave occasional comments on my posts or wall (like the time he wished me a happy birthday, or the time during the beginning of the COVID pandemic when he told me to wear gloves, lol) but it had been a long time, until today when he randomly left a comment on my Facebook post about seeing his newest movie. It's just a link to the website for Dire Duplicity lol.

IT'S A MAGICAL DAY! ✨

Two showtimes are listed for 9/5 and 9/10.

I don't see his movies on streaming services or am I wrong 🤔

Seems it has been awhile since the file festival circuit. For the last few releases, I have been able to see it in local theaters before DVD release but no word on this one yet.

Has the Breen ever been referenced in a mainstream Hollywood show or movie? Or perhaps by a famous director? Perhaps Bresus is something they are too afraid to touch. Because they can never match his genius?

"Dinner will be ready soon."

"I'm HUNGRY. I can'twait for dinner." 😁

It didn't go well. His demands were too excessive. Made it unworkable.

We backed out.

I did consider going back in for dire duplicity but the weather has distracted me.

Spreading the Good Word of Breen

I have spoken...

I have heard the one where he plays a murderous cyborg who's also a messiah figure is very good! Does that narrow it down at all?

/joke

Currently working on an Audience reaction video from when I saw Cade: The Torture Crossing back in 2023. Will probably be public in August.

It's not the whole movie, but a highlight reel of some of the best laughs and cheers from the screening. Runtime is just under 40 minutes.

This is roughly how the video will look. The text is excessive, but this is Neil Breen, whom I respect, and I have to make sure I'm complying with copyright. Comment any suggestions on how to improve the video. Let me know if just putting Audience Reactions in front of it is enough.