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Tall Bikes
Last night we watched B.I.K.E., a not very good documentary about tall bike culture. We wished it was less about a really messed up filmmaker trying to get into the Black Label Bike Club in New York, and more about … Continue reading
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Blog
Today I felt some urgency to get a new entry on the blog, but really had nothing to put down that was “blogworthy.” For the past two weeks I’ve been thinking about the reality I’m creating in the blog. In … Continue reading
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Mickey Rourke
It’s Oscar time, and as I heard on NPR the Oscar nominations were announced at a time that made it impossible for theaters to know what movies to program to get the best “Oscar bump.” So they scheduled everything, which … Continue reading
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Chicago Theater
When we were in Chicago over Christmas, we went to see my friend Joe Dempsey in a play. Joe is a well-known and accomplished Chicago actor. After years of doing commercial work, in the last several years he’s focused almost … Continue reading
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Doubt
Spoiler Alert: I’m not going to give anything away in this review/entry, but I also am not going to hide my “read” on the events portrayed in the film. So if you want to go into it with an open … Continue reading
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Man On Wire
By far the best film (video) we saw this Christmas season was Man on Wire, a documentary about the tightrope walker (wire walker) Philipe Petit who walked between the Twin Towers on a tightrope in 1974. It is an astonishing … Continue reading
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The Shack
A few weeks ago, four people asked me in the space of five days if I’d read The Shack. One was a nun I work with, and another a monk I saw at a retirement party the next day. The … Continue reading
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Iron Man
Last night we watched Iron Man, possibly the best superhero movie ever. I’m only sad I didn’t see it on the big screen. What I liked most about it was the way it hit one of my favorite American themes. … Continue reading