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An eccentric creature with a passion for film. Who is “Morticia the Cat? Newer posts →. Dial M for Murder (1954). Upon posting my second film review, I believe I am now an official blogger. ALL RIGHT! Now, where is my certificate that I can hang up around the office? Apparently the other day I was in the mood for a little Hitchcock. Which was oh so many years ago. With Dial M for Murder. Right off the back I knew that Grace Kelly was going to die. I mean look at that blood-red dress. The chick is pra...
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decorated books | a sisyphean task
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No better, no worse, no change, no pain. On June 22, 2010. Online literary magazine, The Millions, have released their annual Prizewinners 2009/2010. Edward P. Jones. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. The Inheritance of Loss. William T. Vollmann. True History of the Kelly Gang. The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay. Every Man for Himself. Martin Dressler: The Tale of an American Dreamer. The Moor’s Last Sigh. 9654; No Responses. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. June 21, 2010.
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a “tray, tray, tray bong” production | a sisyphean task
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No better, no worse, no change, no pain. A “tray, tray, tray bong” production. On June 21, 2010. WAITING FOR GODOT by Samuel Beckett. A Theatre Royal Haymarket Company Production. Directed by Sean Mathias. Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House, 20 June 2010. The wait is over to see Sir Ian McKellen on Australian shores, in a highly anticipated production of. What does the play mean? Among readers intent on arriving at a concrete conclusion,. In Beckett, he invariably side-stepped their questions. To dire...
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2010 | a sisyphean task
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No better, no worse, no change, no pain. Archive for 2010 Yearly archive page. On June 22, 2010. Online literary magazine, The Millions, have released their annual Prizewinners 2009/2010. Edward P. Jones. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. The Inheritance of Loss. William T. Vollmann. True History of the Kelly Gang. The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay. Every Man for Himself. Martin Dressler: The Tale of an American Dreamer. The Moor’s Last Sigh. A “tray, tray, tray bong” production. Was based ...
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childish churl | a sisyphean task
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No better, no worse, no change, no pain. First Tuesday Book Club. On May 26, 2010. Literary snobs are all het up. After Jennifer Byrne invited four “bestselling authors” (quelle horreur! To take part in a special edition of her monthly book show on ABC1,. Jennifer Byrne Presents: Bestsellers and Blockbusters. Aired 11/05/10). Lee Child, a British thriller writer (who no one worth their literary salt will admit to having heard of), has apparently reignited the popular-versus-literary debate. LEE CHILD: An...
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Week of January 13 – 19, 2013 (Heavy Metal Head Thrashin’ 101) « Morticia the Cat
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An eccentric creature with a passion for film. Who is “Morticia the Cat? Week of January 13 – 19, 2013 (Heavy Metal Head Thrashin’ 101). I only watched one film this week – what is wrong with me? I am so used to writing long, looooooooooooooooong entries, but this one will be fairly short. 1 Rock of Ages (2012). I saw that my mom had picked this film up from the library, and I thought, “Ooo, this looks like fun! Eventually the owners come in touch with a greasy manager (Paul Giamatti) who promises to bri...
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The Greatest Film I’ve Never Seen « Morticia the Cat
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An eccentric creature with a passion for film. Who is “Morticia the Cat? The Greatest Film I’ve Never Seen. Yes, I do mean it; I am no longer using this blog. I will keep it up though, as a reminder of where I started. (It’s my baby blog! But I can’t quit blogging – oh no no no. I’ve become much to addicted to it. At this point, I NEED to blog. So for those of you who enjoy my film reviews, I would suggest keeping up to date with The Greatest Film I’ve Never Seen. Erin R. Drake. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Rating System « Morticia the Cat
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An eccentric creature with a passion for film. Who is “Morticia the Cat? 5/5 (10/10): This is a movie that I fell absolutely in love with – the story was mesmerizing, its message really spoke to me, the acting was incredibly impressive, and I admired the directorial choices made in the film. In other words, a 5/5 is a film that I personally find to be perfect. Typically I don’t give anything lower than a 2.5/5, because generally I pick movies that are good in some fashion. As I review my lists of...I nev...
