Ralph McQuarrie was a true visionary

Ralph McQuarrie, artist, born June 13, 1929; died March 3. 2012

Ralph McQuarrie was born in Gary, Indiana and survived a bullet to the head in the Korean War, either of which could have prevented him from becoming the most influential concept artist of modern science fiction. He brought to life the original Star Wars trilogy, [...]

Destino – Dali and Disney

I cant’s think of two more imaginative artists than Salvador Dali and Walt Disney.
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My 2011 Theater Report

Well it’s that time again, where I look back and see how many times I got to sit in the dark with strangers and take the full theater experience of cinema. Turns out the magic number for 2011 was 36, which is 3 more times than in 2010, which is surprising because I feel like [...]

Pop Culture Sweaters

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My lil gaming buddy

Ella likes to spend time in my office and so I decided to buy a PS3 game we could play together. I wanted to find a game we would both enjoy, but be easy enough for her to play. What better than Lego Star Wars?
It has been great – we both love Star Wars [...]

The wolfpack is back

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The Dude Abides

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Professing my lifelong love for: Movies

If you know me at all, you already know I am a cinephile. I simply love movies – I always have and likely always will.
I go to around 40 movies a year in the theater, and I watch 2-4 additional movies at home each week. I have like all the movie channels and Netflix. I [...]

My 2010 Film Report

Some of you may remember that last February I tallied up all the movies I saw in the theater in 2009 and was surprised by how many films I had see in the theater. Well, its that time again, so I took a look at all the movies that came out in 2010 and this [...]

Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May

To The Virgins, To Make Much Of Time
GATHER ye rosebuds while ye may,
Old Time is still a-flying:
And this same flower that smiles to-day
To-morrow will be dying.
– Robert Herrick, 1600s,
I watched Dead Poet Society the other afternoon while I was working, and it was very nostalgic for me. The film came out when I was 15-years-old [...]

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