JAMES HORNER MARATHON
I credit that because I grew up with the right children's movies in the 1990's that James Horner has become my favorite film score composer. There's the nostalgia as well as the respect in the general diversity of projects he was attached to. Given this year marks the ten-year anniversary of his passing, I feel this marathon is in order.
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When I was a…
JAMES HORNER MARATHON
I credit that because I grew up with the right children's movies in the 1990's that James Horner has become my favorite film score composer. There's the nostalgia as well as the respect in the general diversity of projects he was attached to. Given this year marks the ten-year anniversary of his passing, I feel this marathon is in order.
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Here on Letterboxd, once…
I admittedly don't know much about comic book lore outside of the movies and TV shows. If there are literary sources for this, I want to indulge in more!
This surprisingly went directions I wasn't expecting. At first, I figured it was the story of a self-deprecating outcast fraught with paranoia and doubt both exhibited in the form of demons.
The woman entering his life becoming his muse and inspiration all set to a somewhat gothic urban landscape.
The twist…
There’s a story arc in the Garfield comics in later October 1989 that is one of my favorite anything in literature. In the arc, Garfield wakes up to see the house is abandoned. Mulling around, he finds evidence that it had been uninhabited for years and it’s suggested that he may actually be dead, roaming around the only life he knows in a purgatory-like existence. At one point, he enters the kitchen to see Jon and Odie are there. The…
