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In what other ways, beyond breaking the fourth wall, could TV do something different? Or is stuff like this simply too arty for mainstream TV audiences? Why isn’t there room, on a hundred-plus channels, for something more arty?
Do you tweet or answer emails or surf the Web while watching TV? Has this changed in the past year?
Perhaps this gets close to home for me because I am sometimes accused of inappropriately bringing politics or feminism or other topics that don’t “belong” in film criticism into my reviews…
We’re in for 70 years of media frenzy about whoever this baby turns out to be, until he or she takes the throne in about 2082. You won’t be able to avoid it, unless you become a hermit (which I don’t recommend).
Skyfall has passed Titanic to become the No. 2 all-time box office champ in the U.K., and it’s within spitting distance of surpassing the No. 1 film, Avatar. What the heck is going on?
If you don’t celebrate Christmas, do you mark some other solstice-type observance, and how?
And what songs would they sing? Traditional tunes? Or their own new (or merely previously unheard) songs?
I might go with Mad Men, which represents a reexamination of the past in a way that no other series set in the past has done.
Inspired by Lindsay Lohan’s new dream of starring in a sitcom based on her own wacky life…
Lightsaber? Phaser? Or maybe you prefer something that also exists in the real world, such as Harry Callahan’s Magnum or SG1’s P90? Or Shaun’s anti-zombie cricket bat?
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