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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Director Series: Charlie Chaplin
I have basically decided to stop doing the Films About Women series for the time being, and in its place I am focusing on short series on Charlie Chaplin. I will be watching films by Charlie Chaplin and posting short … Continue reading
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Princess Diana’s Funeral
I rewatched Princess Diana’s funeral on Youtube, which I had not seen since it happened 20 years ago. Here are my thoughts. 1 I still feel terribly sorry for William and Harry. Especially Harry. He still looked like a little … Continue reading
Dunkirk and Characters: What are Characters and Do They Matter?
I want to talk about characters in Dunkirk. Dunkirk lacks one of the classic means that a war movie uses to develop characters, specifically the characters sit around and talk about how the girlfriend they left back at home. I … Continue reading
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Atalanta Vase by Douris
Douris was a famous and prolific vase painter in ancient Greece. I saw this vase in a tour in the Cleveland Museum of Art. The tour guide explained that art historians love Douris because he signed his works and he … Continue reading
Federer and Nadal
Thoughts on a season that brought back great memories of the past.
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Rafael Nadal: Grand Slam titlist, and an all-court clay-courter…
Originally posted on Tennis Musings:
The thing with draws is that they don’t give choices to a player. They may be easy as they could be difficult, but irrespective of how they have been laid out – a player has…
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Emma’s Random (Reylo) Thoughts Part 9: The Awful Interrogation Scene
Well, it’s once again time to post a shameless attempt to get more views. 🙂 I want to talk about the interrogation scene. I touched on it in my first Reylo post, but I want to break it down, and … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonist, cinema, film, Kylo Ren, movies, protagonist, Rey, Reylo, Star Wars, The Force Awakens
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“Parto, ma tu ben mio” by Elina Garanca
Another aria from the famous mezzo soprano.
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Elegy to Defunct Blogs
A few days ago, when Rafa won his third US Open, and his sixteenth Grand Slam, I suddenly found myself feeling a sense of nostalgia and loss. Yes, I was happy that Rafa had won, and tickled at the strange … Continue reading →