
loaded question: what movies depict introverts well?
My pick is 2018’s The Bookshop, in which star Emily Mortimer and director Isabel Coixet do a beautiful job of capturing the introverted essence of its bookstore-owner protagonist.

My pick is 2018’s The Bookshop, in which star Emily Mortimer and director Isabel Coixet do a beautiful job of capturing the introverted essence of its bookstore-owner protagonist.

I’m expanding the scope of our earlier discussion of this topic, a decade ago, because TV opening credits seem to have come back into style in recent years…

The first one that comes to mind for me is the utterly delightful Legally Blonde. Its protagonist, Elle Woods, is surely one of the sweetest, kindest characters ever to feature in her own movie.

TV or movies, games, comic books or novels, magazines, web sites, music, whatever. If you’re loving it right now and want to evangelize about it, this is the place!

I’m going with FedEx in 2000’s Cast Away, which works on multiple levels.

I have so many examples, but I’ll just mention the X-Files episode “Humbug”…

Who are your favorite comics turned serious actors? Who has most memorably made such a transition?

My embarrassing admission is that I have never owned a blu-ray player.

I imagine that a movie pub would mostly show classics, ones that people know by heart. This would not be a venue for quiet appreciation of a new movie but more of a communal bonding type of experience.

In honor of the great showing Irish talent and Irish stories made at this past weekend’s Oscars, and of Saint Patrick’s Day coming up on Friday…