And speaking of movies…
On Saturday, the lovely photog and my chum C. and I went to go see the delightful movie, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind.
I cannot recommend this movie more highly. It’s a sweet, intelligent movie, that glitters and sparkles like the gewgaws in a raven’s baffled nest, as well as having a wicked sense of humor. This is probably the best movie I’ve seen so far this year.
Go. See.
Plus and check out this movie-related website: Lacuna, Inc.
Movies, movies, movies
I love lists of movies–especially lists of movies that I mostly haven’t seen before.
They look good and they’re mostly things I probably wouldn’t have run into, otherwise.
UPDATE:
Here’s Part 3
and, surprisingly
Part 4.
And, remember, with a name like CHUD, it’s got to be good!
heh? what’s this?
Blockjam?
After leaving the old headphones at home today, I have no idea what this “movie” sounds like. (And I can’t, for the life of me, remember where I found the link to it… apparently, this is bad “netiquette”, though I do it all the time…) It looked intriguing enough for me to want to remember to watch (and LISTEN to) this at home.
Jonathan Lethem writes on Comics
Inspired by years of reading comic books in bedrooms and alleyways, Jonathan Lethem comes clean!
…but mostly it’s just a DC vs. Marvel essay…
Oh ho! A change on the horizon…
Wow. Looks like I’ll be going to the University of Washington in the Fall (barring some kind of financial impossibility, of course).
Off to Library School, what fun!
games a’plernty
oh my, what a weirdness
making me laugh for hours and hours….
Genre and its red-headed step-children
I cannot recommend The Mumpsimus strongly enough. Back there he’s all about writing about genre and its related problems (opportunities). This dovetails nicely with that Lethem link from yesterday and also a conversation that i and I are having over at the squublog, where he also linked to some (loosely) genre-related otherwritings. It’s funny how these serendipitous things turn up.
(Squuby and I seem to have this strange habit of reading the same books at around the same time. We don’t coordinate; it seems to be a random thing. And some of the books are quite obscure… It’s a funny thing. I think THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHTTIME makes number 5.)