The Blacklist. Well, is he or is he ain't?
Designated Survivor. F'cryin-out-loud, Kirkman, the president can appoint judges when Congress is in recess, so appoint nine justices that will be confirmed or not later. The governor of a state can appoint a senator, so we can at least have some sort...
The nit-picking fanboy in me wanted the original Ditko globes of light surrounding the hands of those incanting, rather than the current representation (I will not describe it for those who haven't seen it yet.) And yes, the pencil mustache was missed~
Doctor Strange. I thought it was great. Visually stunning. Did they consciously try to re-capture the mind-boggling art of Steve Ditko? Having not read any Doctor Strange beyond the original Ditko-Lee corpus, I might have missed some references from the later versions. Cumberbatch looks very...
The Magnificent Seven, inspired by listening to the Remake This Movie Right podcast. Youngest Shellhammer watched it with me; liked it but thought it dragged in places.
Recently re-watched this at our movie night get together. I was the Chandler/Hammett fan who had to periodically pause the video and explain "That's not in the book, " or "In the book they actually-". They all love me so they put up with me. Regarding how convoluted the plot is, Faulkner and...
Ah, the smell of turkey cooking at Thanksgiving takes me vividly back to the big family gatherings while growing up.
The memories of Tiki Tom and Fading Fast call to mind the short bittersweet monologue of Everett Sloan as Mr. Bernstein in Citizen Kane, about the young lady he had glimpsed in...
I must have been watching tv at the same time I was typing. The right name is Black Powder bourbon, it's a "value" spirit, lighter than I'd prefer a bourbon. Works fine for a closing out an evening with your feet up.
My Man Godfrey, at our movie night. I had forgotten how good the dialogue and story is. Favorite moment is Eugene Pallette slowly looking at Powell and asking, "Who are you?"
Last week worked through our usual fare of dvr-ed shows: Blacklist, Bluebloods, Designated Survivor, Agents of SHIELD (youngest Shellhammer completely jawed up over Ghost Rider on the show)
I have raved about Paths of Glory some time back. I remember going to see it at the Balboa here in southern California and being emotionally floored. The roving camera in the Douglas-Menjou conversation is astounding; it moves with the characters, glides, swivels, dances. If I remember...
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