DVD & Blue Ray Archive for November, 2013

The DVD Wrapup Gift Guide II

By Gary Dretzka - Saturday, November 30th, 2013

Breaking Bad, Lilyhammer, Argo, Bruce Weber, Gene Autry, Anchorman, Rutles, MST3K and … More.

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The DVD Wrapup

By Gary Dretzka - Tuesday, November 26th, 2013

The Canyons, Le Joli Mai, Animals, Sanguivorous, Unhung Hero, Undressing Israel, Horror Show.

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The DVD Wrapup

By Gary Dretzka - Thursday, November 21st, 2013

Frances Ha, The Millers, Hannah Arendt, Paranoia, Therese, Here’s Edie!, Vivien Leigh, Women Without Men and so much more.

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The DVD Wrapup

By Gary Dretzka - Thursday, November 14th, 2013

All Things JFK, Man of Steel, Turbo, Ip Man, Pablo, Black Devil Doll From Hell, The Attack, The Fall, Farscape and so much more.

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The DVD Wrapup

By Gary Dretzka - Thursday, November 7th, 2013

Lovelace, Passion, Intolerance, White House Down, 3 Faces of Eve, Out in the Dark, Renoir, Jack Irish and so much more…

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“Because of my relative candor on Twitter regarding why I quit my day job, my DMs have overflowed with similar stories from colleagues around the globe. These peeks behind the curtains of film festivals, venues, distributors and funding bodies weren’t pretty. Certain dismal patterns recurred (and resonated): Boards who don’t engage with or even understand their organization’s artistic mission and are insensitive to the diverse neighborhood in which their organization’s venue is located; incompetent founders and/or presidents who create only obstacles, never solutions; unduly empowered, Trumpian bean counters who chip away at the taste and experiences that make organizations’ cultural offerings special; expensive PR teams that don’t bring to the table a bare-minimum familiarity with the rich subcultural art form they’re half-heartedly peddling as “product”; nonprofit arts organizations for whom art now ranks as a distant-second goal behind profit.”
~ Eric Allen Hatch

To me, Hunter S. Thompson was a hero. His early books were great, but in many ways, his life and career post–Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail is a cautionary tale for authors. People expected him to be high and drunk all the time and play that persona, and he stuck with that to the end, and I don’t think it was good for him. I always sort of feel mixed emotions when I hear that people went and hung out with Hunter and how great it was to get high with Hunter. The fact is the guy was having difficulty doing any sustained writing at all for years probably because so many quote, unquote, “friends” wanted to get high with him … There was a badly disappointed romantic there. I mean, that great line, “This is where the wave broke, the tide rolled back … ” This was a guy that was hurt and disappointed and very bitter about things, and it made his writing beautiful, and also with that came a lot of pain.
~ Anthony Bourdain