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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Stroking the Ego
Bad reviews are inevitable, but good reviews soothe some of the other anxieties that go with this biz. Yesterday–Monday, blargh–I cautiously opened my email. Lately, I’ve been approaching my email account as though it were an angry cobra. The reason? … Continue reading
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Red
We watched Red again, last night. A big part of the movie’s charm is the cast–the notably older cast. It trades on the same idea as The Expendables. That older doesn’t mean useless, not even with action heros. Watching it … Continue reading
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And Then He Lied to Her
You know how children love to watch the same movie, over and over, and over? Until, you swear, if you hear Buzz Lightyear say, “To infinity and beyond!” one-more-time, you’re going to start kicking cute puppies and drowning kittens. I … Continue reading