For my 300th post on filmicability, I present the second part of my newest Cinema Gallery collection. As always, click on the photo to see it writ large.
Punk rock arrives in American Pop. (Ralph Bakshi, 81)
One unhappy army recruitment center. Drive, He Said. (Jack Nicholson, 71)
The chilling final image from Blue Collar. (Paul Schrader, 78)
The wrecked bus is raised to the heavens
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Farewell, Black Moses: Isaac Hayes (1942-2008)
A few months ago, in my town of New York City, I wandered into the Caffe Reggio. I love that place. It's a beautiful little coffee grotto on well-traveled MacDougal Street, near Washington Square Park. It's always supremely relaxing for me to sit there in its low light and contemplate the taste of a black espresso while basking in the outside street scenes, the rich-toned woods, the antique
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