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"...oh, I speak French..." Deadwood.
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- A Small Set Of My Favorite Movies
- In no particular order:
Fists in the Pocket Elevator to the Gallows The 400 Blows
Badlands Days of Heaven The Thin Red Line The New World
Winter Light Cries and Whispers Autumn Sonata
That Obscure Object of Desire Un Chien Andalou
Places in the Heart The Departed Magnolia
American Beauty There Will Be Blood
Bottle Rocket Rushmore The Darjeeling Limited
The Virgin Suicides Lost in Translation Marie Antoinette
The Fire Within Festen Amateur
The Year of Living Dangerously Blade Runner
Waking the Dead Jesus' Son The Grifters
In the Cut Miller's Crossing Tarnation
Lovers of the Arctic Circle The Last Time I Committed Suicide
Out of Africa The Color Purple
WakingLife Mindwalk My Dinner with Andre
It's A Wonderful Life Wuthering Heights
Chungking Express In the Mood For Love Damage
Love is the Devil Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
The Hours Closer To Kill A Mockingbird
A River Runs Through It Ordinary People At Close Range
The Sheltering Sky Half Nelson Lars and the Real Girl
Donnie Darko Go Pi Altered States
Full Metal Jacket Apocalypse Now The Accidental Tourist
Body Heat Alien Eye of the Beholder After Dark, My Sweet
The Station Agent You Can Count on Me The Savages
Central Station Dreamlife of Angels Twin Falls Idaho
The Philadelphia Story Junebug The Birds Rachel Getting Married
Ivan's Childhood Rachel Getting Married
- What I Snack on in Movie Theaters
- Popcorn, Coca Cola
- About Me:
- Love talking about the movies just to share the experience. I also paint, take pictures and write poetry. I am crazy about music, all kinds.
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Elie Wiesel, my hero.
From today's Writer's Almanac: It was on this day in 1945 that American troops entered the Buchenwald concentration camp near Weimar, Germany. About 56,000 prisoners died there. Even though many of the American soldiers had fought in the worst battles of WWII, they were unprepared for the horrors they saw there. Edward R. Murrow was one of the reporters covering the event, and he was so disturbed that he couldn't even talk about it for days. One of the inmates in the camp that day was a teenager… Continue
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It's the 81st birthday of playwright Edward Albee, (books by this author) born in 1928. He is the author of many plays, including The Zoo Story (1958), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1962), and Me, Myself & I (2007).
It's the birthday of Jack Kerouac, (books by this author) born Jean-Louis Kerouac, in Lowell, Massachusetts (1922). His parents were from Quebec, and Jack grew up speaking a local French dialect and didn't start learning English until he was seven years old. He was a track and football star in high school, and he got a football scholarship to Columbia in New York, where he met Allen Ginsberg, William S. Burroughs, and Neal Cassady. Jack Kerouac idolized Neal Cassady, and he typed the story of their cross-country adventures together on a single scroll of paper, 120 feet long, which was published in 1957 as On the Road. He depicts Neal Cassady — whom he calls Dean Moriarty — as a charismatic bad boy American hero.