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Monthly Archives: November 2012
More Sappy Holiday Movies on Basic Cable
You know it’s that special time of year again when TV ads start appearing framed by ribbons and bows of your favorite stars in Yuletide dilemmas. Hallmark, Lifetime, Ion, and others keep up a steady stream of sap from now … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Pop Culture, TV
Tagged Christmas movies, Hallmark holiday movies, holiday movies on cable
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10 Great Movie Soundtracks
Lately, I’ve been bagging on movie soundtracks. Didn’t like Prometheus, didn’t like the Hunger Games. I thought I’d spotlight some movies that did get it right. The Harder They Come (1972), Jimmy Cliff and various artists This was the first … Continue reading
What Should Writers Organizations Do About the Digital Revolution?
At the last writers conference I went to, I had one of those moments that happen to writers where I felt like I was in a movie and the camera pulled back so that I could observe my own life. … Continue reading →