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I felt a lot of disdain rolling off the screen for the very people that the Academy is allegedly honoring for actually finding that truth this past year…
Quick and simple question for a lazy Saturday…
Do you typically, from year to year, make a point of seeing as many as you can? If you haven’t seen all or many of them, will you later try to see at least those that won?
Female BBC presenter sues when she’s fired, claiming age and gender discrimination, and wins. But Rowan Atkinson says it’s unfair to hold film and TV producers to the same standards as other employers…
Because the divide between the movies Hollywood makes for popular consumption are increasingly not the ones Hollywood honors as quality work…
I might have to go with the ending of Raiders of the Lost Ark, with the ark being packed away into a warehouse, presumably never to be seen again…
Did you watch the 500th episode? Are you still watching either regularly or occasionally?
I can never ever remember how to spell occasion, for instance: I always want to put two s’s in there, and it never looks right with either one or two.
Movies and TV aren’t dead, entertainment startup funder Y Combinator takes pains to note, only the Hollywood paradigm of making and distributing them. Is it inevitable that someone will come up with new ways of making money off entertainment that Hollywood either can’t see or is afraid to use?
Google is trying to determine which YouTube videos are funniest… but it’s a dicey proposition. Is it a fool’s game to even try to quantify comedy?
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