I am a tad stretched for time these days. I'm in post on two shorts I directed (one for BADD, one a doc for Cloud & Fire), I'm two scripts behind in script consulting, I'm overdue on writing two shorts I've promised people, and my own full-length screenplay rewrites are off -- on two scripts, a comedy and a sci-fi actioner.
What is it about the number two these days?
And I'm behind in my blog posts -- including the essay I intended on how the reaction to the Nobel Peace Prize signals the end of patriotism in America. Alas, it looks like I won't be getting to that for a while. And I really wanted to tell y'all how great I thought "Zombieland" was.
Another two I'm missing.
Add to that the depression over the church book burnings and the reminder of what's wrong with pundit driven news, and I really needed something good to focus on.
Maybe two somethings.
And I got 'em:
The Amazing Race combined with a Potteresque missed-the-train-got-to-get-to-Hogwarts adventure from Janet -- made my day.
And a little bit of art, as artists take their hand at re-imagining movie posters. My favorites: Spiderman and Ratatouille.
Take a load off, read, let a visual wash over you, and smile.
In fact, I recommend trying it twice.
Just my thoughts,
Sean
3 comments:
Movie poster re-do's: I liked Star Wars ETB and Dawn of the Dead. Cool site.
I liked Janet's story. My only question: Why stop at 527 miles? That's a short day. You can easily get in 700 or 800 miles if you try. Trust me. I know about these things.
Maybe her odometer had already turned over...
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