Category - Photos

Vibrant, Professional Color Photos from the 1940’s

Vibrant, Professional Color Photos from the 1940’s

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...

From the Archives: Mark and Clyde in Savannah

From the Archives: Mark and Clyde in Savannah

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...

Mark at the Movies: Skyline

Mark at the Movies: Skyline

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...

Would You Push The Button on “The Box”?

Would You Push The Button on “The Box”?

 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...

No Country for Gay Men

No Country for Gay Men

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...

Bladerunner: The Unkindest Cut

Bladerunner: The Unkindest Cut

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...

Redacted

Redacted

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.

Link: Redacted.

Eleven Men Out

Eleven Men Out

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...

Smiley Face

Smiley Face

Another addition to my "Must See" list.

Link: Smiley Face (2007): Reviews.