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about this site, a collection of movie-fed daydreams...
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passion posts
- "An Education"/in willful denial
- "At Long Last Love"/unwanted child
- "Gypsy"/"the best damn musical!"
- "Melancholia"/bad art
- "The Apartment"/the film that defines me
- anton, addison et les autres
- charming: The Guard Brothers' SPDR Spot
- cinema obscura
- claire & patrick & fred & ginger
- façade
- greg kinnear
- indelible moments
- jennifer aniston
- pierce brosnan
- stephanie von buchau, 1939-2006
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- indelible moment: Adam McKay's "Talladega Nights: ...
- tilda, rachael & Will
- cinema obscura: Charles Lane's "Sidewalk Stories" ...
- lost moment: José Ferrer's "State Fair" (1962)
- indelible moment: Allen's "Manhattan"
- humble beginnings on shubert alley
- indelible moment: "The Graduate" (1967)
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- cinema obscura: Amy Heckerling's "Loser" (2000)
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2 comments:
REVENGE started out rather so-so, I thought, but boy has it become good, soapy fun the last few weeks. Great twists.
I really like PRIME SUSPECT; a shame it's been cancelled (unless there's been a reprieve I haven't heard about).
My other favorites this past year were LOUIE, BREAKING BAD, JUSTIFIED (even though I'm only a few episodes into the season, playing catch-up), THE HOUR, BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD, SUITS, and the late, lamented (by me) LIGHTS OUT.
Jay! Emily Nussbaum reviwing "Revenge" in The New Yorker writes: "Douglas Sirk for the age of Botox."
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