I think I agree.
I have a friend from grad school of whom I greatly despaired. She would NOT watch a black-and-white movie. No matter what it was. Wouldn't do it. Said she didn't like it.
Imagine a life with no Maltese Falcon, no Casablanca, no Captain Blood, no Birds, no Metropolis, no...
Man. I'm really sorry to hear that. A very good friend's father was also zapped by a hospital infection.
Now I think I appreciate the hospitals' intention to get patients back out and home asap.
Eep! Hope mom is doing okay!
Have you ever heard of anyone billing a doctor's office for wasted time? I hear jokes about it from time to time, but I don't think I actually know of any instances where it's actually been done.
Personally I like medium. Warm and pink, just like a lady's cheek. And just as yummy.
Ummm.... wait.
Did I just out myself as a cannibal? That's not what I meant...
The irony here is the number of times *I* waited in a doctor's waiting room -- half an hour, 45 minutes, more -- beyond the time I'd scheduled an appointment with the doctor.... ;)
Tony
I tend to agree -- I think the marketers like to have their product identified as a popular genre, and thus force a stretching of the definition of noir.
That said -- is noir still being made today? Can it *be* a color film and still noir (not counting remakes of classics, or recasting of...
Although even Chandler himself was not sure who killed the chauffeur. Now *THAT* is what I'd call a convoluted plot. :)
My noir touch this week: My replica of the "dingus" from "Maltese Falcon" has arrived, and will have place of honor on the mantel when I finally move into the new house. :)
Tony
My first *real* convention was the 1974 International Star Trek Convention, held over the Valentine's Day Weekend (the con was a birthday prezzie from mah mom!) at the Americana Hotel in NYC. Everyone was there but the Roddenberrys (Majel gave birth to Gene Jr that week). Met David Gerrold, De...
The line frequently quoted in fandom is, "My Jeffrey is a MOVIE STAR."
Big Trekfan here. Started with TOS, still largely *is* TOS.
The movie last year? An abomination. Well-cast though it was, it was... NOT Trek. IMHO, of course.
People of Walmart is one of those things that absolutely blows my mind.
Seriously... what can those people be thinking? I can only hope the problem is organic, as I really hate to think that those clothes are the product of a properly functioning mind.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.