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How I bawled and bawled, the first time I saw this episode. Because this is it, right here, the Doctor’s tragedy, and the tragedy of everyone who loves him: he’s destined to be lonely, and we’re destined to be left because he thinks he can deny the loneliness by shutting us out when we get too close.
There’s a new DVD edition of The Princess Bride. Yes, another one. Sure, it’s one of the best movies ever made, a wonderful and sweet tale about the power of true love. But I can’t help but remember the words of the Dread Pirate Roberts: that life is pain (and not all about True Love … more…
There’s a new Children in Need charity video from the Doctor Who folks. This one’s a missing scene between the end of the most recent series and the start of the new one (which begins on Christmas Day). And how cool is this for me: It features my new favorite Doctor and my old favorite … more…
I can’t say it better than Jonathan Schwartz at This Modern World, where I found this video. “If I were Viacom,” he says, “it would be worth a lot of money to me to get them to stop making fun of me this effectively”: The WGA strike isn’t just about the writers, it’s about corporate … more…
If it’s Friday, that means pirated DVDs of new movies are for sale on the New York City subways… Opening day and Little Chinese dude comes through The train hawking discs
Real-life Larses and their real-life Real Girls: via Feministing (Technorati tags: Guys and Dolls, Real Dolls)
Beowulf The ur action hero gets a brand-new CGI makeover. I wish they hadn’t thrown in the Uzis, and the scene in the strip club makes me suspect they didn’t adhere closely to the original medieval poem. (my review is here) Love in the Time of Cholera A man in 19th-century South America pines for … more…
Its straightforward simplicity aims it squarely at the kiddies and the kiddies alone, but that’s okay — few films intended for children these days are this gentle, this plainly decent.
With so many pieces of the puzzle seemingly so perfect, how could anything go wrong?
It’s been ages since I’ve been in a video rental store, but this happened to me more than once: Rows and rows of discs Glitter winkingly at me I go home alone
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