Joyce ,'Never Leave Me'
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I have been mainlining movies what with the new gig.
2 I most def recommend-Pontypool & Allegro Non Troppo.
The first is a smart semi-zombie dark humor thing (I say semi-zombie, because they are not, in fact reanimated dead people, and I found it humorous though I can see where someone else might not)
The second is the anti-Fantasia and is going in my top 5.
Allegro Non Troppo
Love that!! I fear I can never watch it again, because the episode with the kitten broke me when I saw it.
2012 is 158 minutes long? Holy crap.
And Danny Glover plays the President? Do these people have no sense of irony?
Killer frost, Dana. Does that answer your question?
Killer frost that can be stopped by slamming a door in its face, no less.
Question for the hivemind:
freeze frame or freeze-frame?
Note: Any and all references to the J. Geils Band will be ignored.
I'd say the first if it's a noun and the second if it's an adjective.
I'd say the first for a noun and the second for a verb. I'm currently drawing a blank on its usage as an adjective.
In this chapter, it's only used a noun.
My author is a master of inconsistency: mise-en-scene or mise en scene, voiceover or voice-over, freeze frame or freeze-frame, you know, whatever.
whatever or what-ever?