Today's strip was inspired from a friend in Australia. She'd been corresponding with an American stationed in Nigeria and had a question for me. "In the USA do you use the word Movies or Cinema?" I responded that I personally found the word Movies was the more frequently used word. But that might be solely a regional thing. Oh, by the way, I just inherited $20 million dollars and it would be a huge help if I could get it out of the country for 24 hours.
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Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
The Return of Stickman #1319
Today's strip was inspired from a friend in Australia. She'd been corresponding with an American stationed in Nigeria and had a question for me. "In the USA do you use the word Movies or Cinema?" I responded that I personally found the word Movies was the more frequently used word. But that might be solely a regional thing. Oh, by the way, I just inherited $20 million dollars and it would be a huge help if I could get it out of the country for 24 hours.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
The Comic Critic Reviews Living in Oblivion
Living in Oblivion is about a struggling director frantically trying to get at least one decent shot. Everything seems to be against him: the location, the equipment--and above all, the messy personal lives of everyone he has conned, cajoled, and convinced to participate. All of the actors have been in this kind of movie before, so they bring their first-hand experiences to their performances. This excellent sleeper art-house flick makes fun of all art-house flicks. If you enjoy art-house flicks, check it out.
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