Showing posts with label Tommy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tommy. Show all posts
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Happy Birthday, Ann-Margret!
I'm certifiably nuts about this lady. I have been since I was a kid, endlessly rerunning Ken Russell's Tommy, Mike Nichols' Carnal Knowledge, and George Sidney's Bye Bye Birdie (these are her three signature roles, to me). She's always possessed the perfect combination of cute and sexy, and has held on to it even in her later years (in movies like 1993's Grumpy Old Men). She's a two-time
Happy Birthday, Ann-Margret!
I'm certifiably nuts about this lady. I have been since I was a kid, endlessly rerunning Ken Russell's Tommy, Mike Nichols' Carnal Knowledge, and George Sidney's Bye Bye Birdie (these are her three signature roles, to me). She's always possessed the perfect combination of cute and sexy, and has held on to it even in her later years (in movies like 1993's Grumpy Old Men). She's a two-time
Friday, October 17, 2008
Trippy, Dude: A Guide to Films Best Seen in an Altered State
Ideally, when we succumb to a film, we’re giving ourselves over completely to it. We ask it to take us away to another place, another time, away from where we might be in our lives. When the lights dim in a theater or a den, we hope the trip on which we’re about to embark will lead to unabashedly spiritual or physical changes in our bodies. In that way, movies certainly resemble drugs,
Labels:
Ann-Margret,
Anna Faris,
Beatles,
Brazil,
Danny Boyle,
David Lynch,
Drug movies,
Eraserhead,
Radley Metzger,
Smiley Face,
Sunshine,
Terry Gilliam,
The Lickerish Quartet,
Tommy,
Yellow Submarine
Trippy, Dude: A Guide to Films Best Seen in an Altered State
Ideally, when we succumb to a film, we’re giving ourselves over completely to it. We ask it to take us away to another place, another time, away from where we might be in our lives. When the lights dim in a theater or a den, we hope the trip on which we’re about to embark will lead to unabashedly spiritual or physical changes in our bodies. In that way, movies certainly resemble drugs,
Labels:
Ann-Margret,
Anna Faris,
Beatles,
Brazil,
Danny Boyle,
David Lynch,
Drug movies,
Eraserhead,
Radley Metzger,
Smiley Face,
Sunshine,
Terry Gilliam,
The Lickerish Quartet,
Tommy,
Yellow Submarine
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Side Orders #4: The Music Edition
I've been fooling around on playlist.com all day making a new set of tunes for my facebook page. My playlists are also a new feature on filmicability; just scroll down the sidebar a bit and you'll see the playlist box ! Honestly, I'm almost as much of a music junkie as I am a movie nut, so be sure that it's a collection worth listening to: it's quite diverse, once you plumb its depths. There's
Side Orders #4: The Music Edition
I've been fooling around on playlist.com all day making a new set of tunes for my facebook page. My playlists are also a new feature on filmicability; just scroll down the sidebar a bit and you'll see the playlist box ! Honestly, I'm almost as much of a music junkie as I am a movie nut, so be sure that it's a collection worth listening to: it's quite diverse, once you plumb its depths. There's
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