The Passion of 2004

John, sorry, can't help you with the Google Sites thing. I mean, I guess I could but it would probably involve looking at the HTML code for a paragraph break or something stupid that got added incorrectly - as sometimes happens. Are you using the List layout and not the Webpage? Instead of using the "Blank" template, try one of the custom ones. Google Sites are cool because they are easy. They just aren't that powerful.

I'm kind of happy to see someone stick up for The Passion of the Christ. Being neither religious nor a fan of that sort of film, I actually enjoyed myself at it. Did the midnight showing with some friends the night it came out. The place was full of crazies but it was a good time. I haven't been able to bring myself to see it again, however.

Jeffrey, I guess I technically would not consider Crash a 2004 film either - at least in the way I've been doing this. Everyone has me so messed up about how to tell what year a film came out...I blame John.

Chris, yeah, Tarantino, I don't know. Just never seem to dig his stuff. I do, however, like hearing him talk about movies and seeing his interviews. They are always interesting. Have you seen the Iconoclasts episode with him and Fiona Apple? If not, I suggest you torrent that ASAP. Hmm...now I really want to go on an Iconoclasts binge. That's a cool show.

Lisa, I've seen Closer a lot. I think that this scene is one of the best. It builds and builds. In the theater it was pretty tense.



Tree of Life hits the Art Mission on Friday. I confirmed with a telephone call about 20 minutes ago. Finally, I get to join the conversation.

I know Jason has been watching movies because I'm friends with him on Facebook.