My Movie Alphabet: Pt. II
Here it is, folks! Part 2 of My Movie Alphabet. As a reminder, this is part of the wonderful blogathon started by Mettel Ray. Hope you like my choices from I to Q.… Continue reading
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12 Angry Men (and Women)
Just wanted to write a quick post and let all of you know I’m now part of the jury at The Cinematic Katzenjammer’s DVD Court. As The Jury, we recommend what should happen to… Continue reading
My Movie Alphabet: Pt. I
Hey there, readers! Hope you’re having a fantastic weekend! I sure am, what with participating in this awesome blogathon and all. My Movie Alphabet was started by Mettel Ray and, no offense to… Continue reading
Fifty big thank-you’s!
WordPress welcomed me with these news yesterday. For a while after launching my blog, I had only one follower. Then a few others came pouring in. And now I’ve reached 50 minds and… Continue reading
Dos Años
Committed to Celluloid (né FernandoRafael) turns two today! Two trips around the Sun ago, I posted my first review here. The movie in question was Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Biutiful, my favorite film of… Continue reading
Nostalgiathon: Ri¢hie Ri¢h [1994]
Hello readers! This post is part of Andy Watches Movies and Cinema Schinema‘s joint project Nostalgiathon 2012. The purpose of Nostalgiathon is to relive things from your childhood through the eyes of an… Continue reading
A Brief Discussion: Walk the Line
Last Saturday, after re-watching Walk the Line, a favorite of mine from my teenage years, I sat down for a chat (via Skype) with the awesome Joe Giuliano from the equally awesome Two… Continue reading
Someone thinks my blog is lovely
The beautiful and talented Jessica over at Mitten’s Blog Stop has chosen me (and eight other lucky people) as recipients for the One Lovely Blog Award. Thank you so much, Jess, I really… Continue reading
Small Roles…Big Performances
Hello followers! It’s finally time for my friend Ruth‘s long-awaited blogathon! In her words, the idea behind Small Roles…Big Performances is “to shine a spotlight on the ‘unsung heroes’ if you will, the… Continue reading