I have an obsession with lost places: homes, buildings, cities, or events rendered inaccessible by the passage of time. So I’m in love with this collection of Depression-era photos from the Library of Congress. In lieu of the grainy, sepia...
This video is a little dated — we’re coming up on our 19th anniversary in May — but I was delighted to stumble on these clips taken during our 16th anniversary trip to Savannah, GA. I briefly considered adding a dark orange...
Went yesterday to see Skyline, in which that black guy from Scrubs and Claire’s Middle-Eastern-looking boyfriend, Gabriel, from Six Feet Under pick the wrong weekend to visit Los Angeles, because it’s being taken over by vagina-headed...
In The Box, Mr. Arlington Steward arrives at the Lewis residence with an odd gift: a polished wooden box topped with a bright red button. Mr. Steward proposes a test: over the next twenty-four hours, if you can refrain from pushing the...
This clip from No Country for Old Men preserves Javier Bardem's lines, but substitutes a lisping, nasal voice for Bardem's deep, threatening one. I'm fascinated by how this simple substitution gives certain exchanges (Shopkeeper: "Will there be...
So, last night at the Wal-Mart, I did my part for Sam Walton's heirs and picked up a copy of Blade Runner: The Final Cut for $15.99. Blade Runner is one of my all-time favorite films. When I first saw it, I was a gay teenager pretending to be a...
Another addition to the MustSee list -- and a movie that should be required viewing for anyone who thinks images on the news are objective representations of absolute truth.
A huge part of the joy of living in Atlanta is being able to see pictures that would have never, ever played in Jackson, Mississippi! Here's one I can't wait to see when it plays at the Midtown Arts Cinema: Eleven Men Out. From the website: "Ottar...