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Why Write About The Movies We Hate
Apparently I’m not alone. We hate our movies and love them for all sorts of reasons. People hate theaters and theater people, they hate other movie goers and especially critics; that goes for bloggers who are equally hated by the stodgy officials of film criticism, teachers and theorists and other bloggers too. We even hate the movies we love. Continue reading
Posted in Essays on Film, Movie I've Seen, Movie Makers & Shakers, Movies You Should or Should Not See, My Review of Their Review:, Online, philosophy and film, Rants & Raves, Speak-Freely, Uncategorized
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Your Comments Are You
Your comments are you, they’re not me. What I see are people in the blanks with the trash and bad links, desperation and traps just to see if the very person you hate is listening in order to hurt them for listening. It all matters, everything moving toward just rewards and ample new beginnings instead of doing what you’re doing intended to hurt people you don’t even know are reading – until now. Continue reading
The Triumphant Returns And Spectacular Failures of Blogging in Hollywoodland
Blogging for the people that read blogs about people retiring from the spotlight for ten minutes and then in a desperate thirst for one more headline slipping back as though they never quit at all is after all is said and done the greatest Everest known to us. Continue reading →