I saw 45 movies last time out ( Read more... )

the question posed: if you were a college professor teaching a program labelled Film Appreciation 101, what would you show your students (you know, in class and stuff ( Read more... )

001. 01/04 Sister Act (Emile Ardolino, 1992) [2nd] 1 ( Read more... )

I've found myself recently going back and reading old entries of mine and I came across this one, posted a little over a year ago ( Read more... )

the general idea for how I would spend the hours immediately following my return from Otto's: re-load my step-sister's wedding video onto the computer in order to put on the finishing touches and finally have it done. upon returning, though, I couldn't find my firewire. I looked around Dan's room for one, assuming he had one. I pulled on random ( Read more... )

I haven't actually managed to make it to the Barcode for afternoon coffee since my last entry. I'm beginning to question my level of commitment ( Read more... )

I'm going to make the Barcode my coffee stop everyday that I get up before 3pm, which should be about 2 days a week. that is, if I'm in a making-it-happen kind of mood, which isn't everyday. if I'm being honest with myself, I'm only really snapping the ivory on the sweet-spot about 14% of the time ( Read more... )

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every once in awhile, after scouring the anticipatory lists and reactions from recent film festivals made by various internet critics, I like to make a list charting the eventual release of the films that they, as well as I, are excited about. since I don't live in New York or Los Angeles, however, the whole process is rather pointless. the wide ( Read more... )

but rather then spend this entry explaining why one would have a better chance arguing that Rear Window is misanthropic rather than specifically woman-hating, I'll write about the movies I'm genuinely interested in seeing in 2005 ( Read more... )