Book Report: Pygmalion
In Which Your Humble Blogger rants, rants, rants, rants, rants, rants, rants.
Category: flim
Yes, we can, but not all of us did
In Which Your Humble Blogger makes it all about him, and his experience of a thing, which is how it should be, because, after all, me. Me I me me, my me me; me me me, my me, me me myself.
two-shot, both survive
In Which Your Humble Blogger ruins it for everybody. Again? Yes, ruins it for everybody again.
Also, It’s a Wonderful Life
In Which Your Humble Blogger is careful not to bring wild charges of anti-Semitism into the discussion of moneylenders who lack the Christmas Spirit.
Book Report: The Shootist
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The spine of The Shootist caught YHB’s eye on the library shelf, mostly because of the movie, of which I had fond memory. For those Gentle Readers who don’t remember or didn’t see the movie, and don’t mind the plot…
Book Report: Stardust
Perhaps here would be the appropriate place to attempt a comparison of the books and film adaptations of The Princess Bride and Stardust. Sadly, Your Humble Blogger hasn’t time, or really will. I am starting paid employment today, and although…
Book Report: The Princess Bride
I reread The Princess Bride just a bit before David Moles brought it up a couple of weeks ago in connection with the Stardust movie. I wasn’t aware of the connection people were making, or I don’t think I was,…
Spoilers
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So. Your Humble Blogger doesn’t go out to see a lot of movies, these days. Which means I don’t see a lot of trailers. Now, I could watch a lot of trailers, because they are all on-line, but why would…
Book Report: In the Frame
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As I was rereading In the Frame (the painter one—no, not the Scotland painter one, the Australia painter one) this time, it occurred to me that it would make quite a good movie. Oh, you’d have to change a lot…
Movie Report: Stage Beauty
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Your Humble Blogger finally got around to seeing Stage Beauty, the film of Jeffrey Hatcher’s play Compleat Female Stage Beauty. I enjoyed it a lot, much more than I had anticipated. There was a bit of annoying Acting! but not…