Peter Ginn

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Run-ons are my love language.

Favorite films

  • The Passion of Joan of Arc
  • The Handmaiden
  • Chinatown
  • The Florida Project

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  • Flow

    ★★★★★

  • Bull Durham

    ★★★★★

  • Flow

    ★★★★★

  • To Have and Have Not

    ★★★★½

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  • Flow

    Flow

    ★★★★★

    When we got Okkie🥰 his foster said she was glad he’d be going somewhere he’d have a posse, and I’m so happy Flow had one, too.  Lemur is my favorite, as Leigh’s house is full of old crap, like mine 😯!  Also, “lemur” backwards is “Merlin”, and so it’s cute and fun fan service that Leigh lives in something like an apothocary before joining the crew, with potions and a magic mirror and stuff.  Anyways, Flow is my favorite and…

  • Bull Durham

    Bull Durham

    ★★★★★

    I had a first date with a big crush 😻 at this show at the long-gone Evanston Theatre on Central, and two dudes just in front of us sat with a empty seat between them lest anyone get the wrong idea.  Or, one can hope, the right one, but I was unable to see their reactions to kerchiefed ay-caramba Susan Sarandon v. glistening “meat” beanpole Tim Robbins, and suppose I’ll never know, Godspeed gennlemen!  In any case, what a picture!,…

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  • The Iron Claw

    The Iron Claw

    ★★½

    Around half way through this, Zac Efron gets a postcard from Japan from his brother.  It reads:

    Dear brother, This movie is boring, so I’m going to die now.  I think everyone’s trying real hard, and wrestling’s cool, and “Tom Sawyer”, and our hair and little shorts-‘n’-boots, and I love you and I know you’ll be real sad. But not too sad because the tone here’s all wrong, right?, and I don’t know how else to get off this train, and I’m sorry, but your other brothers feel the same.  Ok, gotta go, I’m dead…Your Brother

    [w/apologies to e. benes et al]

  • Crossing Delancey

    Crossing Delancey

    ★★★★½

    Pure S(c)hapiro propaganda, but, still, THAT’s a rom-com, wherein a simple pan of Amy Irving and Peter Riegert walking along either side of a chain link park fence facing one another until they reach the post marking its end and the pair and the camera STOP when the space opens up brought me nearly to tears.  Has a quality romantic trichotomy and the colorful supporting characters intrinsic to the dreadful genre (and is, as ever, and here explicitly, aspirational), but…