Film on TV: 2-7 December
Sorry I missed the first couple of days of this week. I’m finally learning what it’s like to take work home over the weekends. And can you believe it’s already December?!
Tuesday, December 2
4:00pm / 3:00pm – IFC – Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
Or, Tom Stoppard turns Shakespeare on its ear and comes up with a [...]
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Tagged:Anatomy of a Murder, Bachelor Mother, Captain Blood, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Fahrenheit 451, Gosford Park, Great Expectations, Kitty Foyle, Little Women, Meet Me in St. Louis, Old Yeller, Oldboy, Paper Moon, Pollyanna, Rio Grande, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Swing Time, Swiss Family Robinson, The New World, The Parent Trap, The Pianist, The Princess and the Warrior, Trainspotting
Best of 2006
I’m not quite finished with the December reading/watching recap, but since publishing “best of” lists is the thing to do at the end of the year, I figured I could go ahead and do that. And by “best of 2006″ I mean “best that I saw or read in 2006,” because, as usual, I [...]
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Tagged:A History of Violence, Best Of Lists, Bones, Brick, Cache, Desperate Housewives, Downfall, Elevator to the Gallows, Ficciones, Good Night and Good Luck, Grand Illusion, Grave of the Fireflies, Heroes, Hitchcock's Films, House, How I Met Your Mother, In a Lonely Place, Inside Man, Invisible Cities, Junebug, Little Miss Sunshine, Match Point, Mrs. Dalloway, Munich, November, One by One in the Darkness, Pickpocket, Primer, Reading Lolita in Tehran, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Sholay, Smiles of a Summer Night, Sophie Scholl, Standoff, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Talk to Her, Thank You for Smoking, The Amazing Race, The Constant Gardener, The Departed, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, The Office, The Queen, The Time Traveler's Wife, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Thumbsucker, Transamerica, Veronica Mars, Volver, Wallace and Gromit, Wit
November recap
Two…count ‘em, TWO…movies this month. How freakin’ pathetic is that? And one of them was because I was writing about it for class. Oh well, there are twelve books. That’s right. More than I’ve ever read in a month before, ever. Well, yes, all of them were for school. [...]
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Tagged:Aspects of the Novel, Brian Friel, Casino Royale, Deirdre Madden, E.M. Forster, Excalibur, James Bond, King Arthur, One by One in the Darkness, Richard Russo, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Samuel Beckett, Straight Man, Tom Stoppard, Translations, Waiting for Godot
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