Between this, that and everything else, I should hate to forget: I'm tweaking the film blogroll a bit. The latest additions include Nathaniel R's Film Experience (and thanks to Nathaniel for the real nice plug a few days back), Joe R's Low Resolution (check out the fantastic "Greatest Working Actor" deathmatch he's set up) and Joe Valdez's This Distracted Globe (Joe was brave enough to wander in between Will and myself during the AFI debate). Read them.
Meanwhile, if anyone can recommend some other great film thinkers, I'd be much obliged. It doesn't do for a film blogger to have a political blogroll four times bigger than his movie blogroll.
26 June 2007
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Just a few rules so that everybody can have fun: ad hominem attacks on the blogger are fair; ad hominem attacks on other commenters will be deleted. And I will absolutely not stand for anything that is, in my judgment, demeaning, insulting or hateful to any gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or religion. And though I won't insist on keeping politics out, let's think long and hard before we say anything particularly inflammatory.
Also, sorry about the whole "must be a registered user" thing, but I do deeply hate to get spam, and I refuse to take on the totalitarian mantle of moderating comments, and I am much too lazy to try to migrate over to a better comments system than the one that comes pre-loaded with Blogger.
Thanks for the add, Tim. If you're looking to add more great film blogs, here are the ones I read every day:
ReplyDeleteBad For The Glass, at badfortheglass.blogspot.com/
Flickhead, at flickhead.blogspot.com/
The Projection Booth, at projectionbooth.blogspot.com/
"Stuff that dreams are made of", at
stuffodreams.blogspot.com/
Windmills of My Mind, at damianarlyn.blogspot.com/
I'd also add Sunset Gun, at sunsetgun.typepad.com. Kim Morgan hasn't let celebrity come in the way of doing some fantastic film blogging.