Vidathons are something I enjoy as a watcher, not being able to create vids to save my life, but full of admiration the people who can. In many a fandom.
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So an early script of Nowhere Boy (31st March 2008) came my way, and the differences to the final screen version are virtually a text book lesson in good editing and rewriting. With some scripts of films you find yourself thinking, damn, I wish they'd kept this, or you even like an earlier version of a scene better, but wow, here it's basically all ( Read more... )

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine:

Tashlich: set in season 4, this story explores Worf's heritage from the Roshenko side of the family (and reminds me how I regret that we never saw Helena and Sergei on DS9) as well as his budding relationship with Jadzia Dax. Has a great Jadzia, which is always a special treat for me.

Babylon 5:

Acts of Redemption: ( Read more... )

I know I said I'd move on to other subjects, but if there is a dvd in the post, and it makes such a great compare-contrast with the recent Lennon Naked, what can you do ( Read more... )

Seriously, I'm aware I have something of a double standard there. Fiction about people long dead, also known as historical fiction = great. Fiction about living people = awkward at best, intrusive at worst. Unless, of course, it's one of the many movies of the last decades I completely dug, like The Queen or Frost/Nixon. I would say I blame Peter ( Read more... )