Location
London, Ontario
"Two coming-of-age films, but not of the typical sort, both distributed by A24:
Hot Summer Nights (2017): Elijah Bynum did the impossible. Not yet thirty, he sold a script which was immediately greenlit and he was tapped to direct. I avoided it for…"
Hot Summer Nights (2017): Elijah Bynum did the impossible. Not yet thirty, he sold a script which was immediately greenlit and he was tapped to direct. I avoided it for…"
"I finally watched the two-part finale of Route 66. I'm glad that the series came to an actual conclusion, but the ep itself is problematic. Granted, the final season isn't the strongest, and my reaction may be coloured by the fact that I mainly just…"
"Okay, I've previously posted this one and my history with it. It's also an Archie multi-villain cover, with that possessed teddy bear from "Nightmare Nursery," and (at top), the bad guys from the second story. "Mr. Love," a huckster guru, fleeces…"
"She-Hulk #30 features ten villains, though only one appears on the cover."
"Even if they didn't know that Superman is bulliet-proof, surely they should see the problem with shooting down the guy who is carrying your car."
""Laura Living Backwards" (2024): Kate Horlor's excellent short film about a woman moving backwards through time:
The Housemaid (2010): not the recent American thriller by that name, but a Korean thriller. It's uneven but definitely disquieting,…"
The Housemaid (2010): not the recent American thriller by that name, but a Korean thriller. It's uneven but definitely disquieting,…"
"I am unfamiliar with both villains and I have never read this comic, but I predict this ends very badly for the pair of them."
"I don't think that Doc Robert was dispensing alcohol.
But I would add "Rocky Raccoon" ("the doctor came in/ stinking of gin") and "Her Majesty" ("bellyful of wine")
Do we count prominent covers? ("Rock and Roll Music" by Chuck Berry).
"
But I would add "Rocky Raccoon" ("the doctor came in/ stinking of gin") and "Her Majesty" ("bellyful of wine")
Do we count prominent covers? ("Rock and Roll Music" by Chuck Berry).
"
"Aoashi #30: the popular manga concerns a young soccer/football player. Will people here be watching any of the World Cup?
I'm two hours away from one of the host cities! That'll be at least four hours away on any given game day."
I'm two hours away from one of the host cities! That'll be at least four hours away on any given game day."
"I reviewed it just now. Although I rewatched Willard after reading the novel a few years ago (The Ratman's Notebooks), I hadn't seen Ben since I was a kid. Michael Jackson sings the theme song over the end credits, but it's actually the kid singing…"
"I bet that Wendy and Marvin really have those villains quaking in their boots.
(or shoes and spats)"
(or shoes and spats)"
"After finishing the brief but fascinating Looking for Little Egypt by Donna Carlton (examining one of the enduring legends of the 1893 Chicago Fair), I started reading a second-hand copy of Heinlein's Time Enough for Love. If I didn't find it enough…"
Comments
Thanks for the info about Phantom of the Opera. I'll propose this to our music minister and see what he says!
Hi !!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Hello! I hadn't relaized that you were the same person who had done the other timeline. That's cool.
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