Hoop-Tober film #1
Hello and welcome to Hoop-Tober. Thank you to all of those participating. I am floored by the response and am excited by the amount of interaction between members both old and new.
Without further adieu:
Horror films in the 80's birthed a prodigiously talented roster of creative film professionals into the world. Frank Darabont, Dean Cundey, Kathryn Bigelow, Renny Harlan, Shane Black, to name a few, all started in or got their break in horror films. Many…
Far from the stage production (which is one of my favorite musicals), but has a few moments. Mary J is The Queen.
One of the greatest voices of my lifetime. An icon and wonderfully complex person. If Dolly Parton loves you, Aaron Neville thinks the world of you, and you make Emmylou Harris cry, you're pretty damn special.
I don't feel like going on about something right now, but I WILL say this:
WALL*E is the best love story I can think of, going back to at least When Harry Met Sally, and one of the sweetest and most effective I've ever seen. How far you have fallen so quickly Pixar. After Up, it has been nothing but down. (ba-dum-bum)
