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Everybody’s Talkin’ 1 – 3 (Year-End Chatter from Other Bloggers)

January 3, 2014

As we prepare to dive headlong into 2014, everyone is summarizing what they saw with a list.

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Blindsided by TOKYO STORY

December 29, 2013

Where Blind Spots are concerned, it feels like I’m ending 2013 where I started.

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Episode 100

December 2, 2013

Talkin’ all-things-movie-goin’ with my friends in honour of 100 Shows. We celebrate our love of film by recounting what we’e seen, where we saw it, and who we watched it with.

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Everybody’s Talkin’ 10 – 24 (Chatter from Other Bloggers)

October 24, 2013

Getting back into the groove of Film Jive, finding Katy, finding Tom, and wondering if I got it all wrong.

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Blindsided by THE BIRDS

July 30, 2013

Something tells me that if he ever wanted to, Alfred Hitchcock could have made a terrifying film about a tree full of chipmunks. The man was just THAT good.

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Blindsided by LES DIABOLIQUES

June 25, 2013

My romp through film history finally takes me to France. It;s there that I learn that French people are gloriously screwed up, and that my readers have amazing taste!

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Blindsided by BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA

May 28, 2013

I often sit down to watch action films from times gone by and wonder “What do people see in this?”
This wasn’t one of those times.

The Matinee