If you are as well, then you will want to check out Entertainment Weekly’s Videos of the 10 Best Raylan Showdowns. (Sadly, EW’s link no longer works in 2021.)
Midday Music Day 51. Tie a Yellow Ribbonby Tony Orlando and Dawn.
This was a popular song with young and old alike. I enjoy the song, but it brings back special memories because of how much my grandmother liked it. In fact she loved Tony Orlando and Dawn. She watched their tv show and even bought their album!
Justified is one of my all-time favorite tv shows.
If you’re also a Justified fan (or even if you’re not) you’d probably enjoy Oliver Lyttelton’sThe 10 All-Time Best Episodes of Justified. (Since his list is no longer available, I present the The 10 Best Episodes of Justified (According To IMDb). – Craig, 2021)
Did you know that you can read all 300 issues of Dave Sim’s Cerebus for free?
You can.
It is running one page a day here. Of course it will take 25 years to get the whole series. Still that’s five years faster than it took to get all 300 issues published.
Steven Paul Levia recently posted a pencil test created in 1980 by Brad Bird [The Incredibles] and others from Cal Arts and Disney for a proposed movie featuring Will Eisner’s The Spirit.
In 2008 as Frank Miller’s live action feature film based on Will Eisner’s “The Spirit” was being released I wrote a piece for the Los Angeles Times on the time, back in 1980, when I became involved with Brad Bird and Gary Kurtz (producer of the first two “Star Wars” movies) in trying to get into production an animated feature based on “The Spirit” In that piece, which you can read here: http://herocomplex.latimes.com/uncate… I spoke of a pencil test “trailer” for the our proposed film that was made by Bird along with several classmates from Cal Arts, most of whom were working at Disney at the time. Quite a few people who read the article contacted me about seeing the film. I did have it on an old VHS, but it was deep in storage at the time plus as I did not really own the film, I told them they would have to look elsewhere to find a copy. Later, I found the VHS and put it aside. Recently Andrea Fiamma, an Italian journalist writing on the subject for the website Fumettologica,” asked again if the film could be seen. As it is a small piece of animation history, I’ve decided to post it here.
Did you catch the Black Mass trailer? It looks like a nice change of pace for Johnny Depp. (Did you even recognize him?) The buzz for Black Mass is good and who isn’t always ready for a mobster movie?
