It's not showing up because Disqus is stupid but here's the comment:
http://www.avclub.com/tvclu…
StephenR77
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Sounds like Disqus is screwing up. I replied to my comment linking this:
http://letterboxd.com/pileo…
I just threw out Gaslight (since it's only in Category A on the list I posted above) and inserted that one.
Also, this is a very helpful list of noirs:
http://letterboxd.com/pileo…
"will be devoted to film noir, both new, old and precursory"
Yeah, same here. I have a list of 30 and I'm going to try to get to them all but it's highly unlikely that I actually will.
I made a list on Letterboxd ranking the noirs I have seen and someone replied noting that there's a "March Noir challenge" and suggested I could participate if I wanted to see more noirs. The idea was started here:
http://letterboxd.com/salin…
The Czechs are such a mess right now though. I don't think I've ever seen a hockey team this badly coached (not even a Michel Therrien coached team!) or badly put together. They still have some real talent obviously in guys like Krejci and Jagr, so you never know what will happen, but I don't foresee an upset.
So much schadenfreude. Bye bye Putin and Russia. You got Rask'd.
Anybody want to see a picture of a very distressed Vladimir Putin watching the Russia-Finland hockey game? I thought so.
https://twitter.com/Proteau…
I'm a fan of the show but have never seen it. However, I know glaz loves it.
Turns out the power of cute was too overwhelming for Narwhal's cold, black heart.
He has already licked Narwhal to death.
This made me want to watch this movie; something I'm not sure I had any desire to do before. Great review. (p.s. you should post it on Letterboxd! I know, I know, I keep telling you to post stuff there. You can tell me to shut up.)
Well, does it really make that much of a difference? This doesn't mean that I'm suddenly going to decide that the director's background had no influence on the film itself. These labels aren't going to impact how anyone here is going to discuss film really.
I give this birthday greeting an A-.
I don't know, Dave. I'm tired of talking about this. It's just intuitive to me that Brokeback Mountain isn't first and foremost a Chinese film.
Well, if we're going to look at how it's informed by Korean culture we also have to consider how it is informed by American culture and I think it's rather clear that this film is given that the script is written by an American. So then the question is: what's American about this film and what's Korean? It's safe to…