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Author Archives: Ofelia Legaspi
Last chance to get your Fall/Winter 2012 issue of Existere
So, the snow memo didn’t get out this season, and it feels like this issue deserves four more months in bookstores until Canada looks like Existere’s stunning winter cover. This is the last issue I edited for Existere. Its first … Continue reading
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Isn’t she lovely?
Here’s my second journal as executive editor. It’s a good one. There’s a comic story about a father saving his house from a sinkhole, an essay on how the US military uses a clever trick to distract the enemy, a … Continue reading
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It’s a doomed love, and that’s the best kind: A little V-day message from Gnomeo and Juliet
The Bard is certainly no stranger to silver screen reincarnations of his teenage double-suicides. But a movie like Gnomeo and Juliet he couldn’t have seen coming. [Click here to read my latest Eye Weekly review] Related Articles Doug & the … Continue reading
Wherefore art thou Gnomeo?
If you haven’t noticed, I finally gave in and switched the name of my blog from the delusional 500 Movies, 365 Days to the pragmatic Mostly Movies. I don’t like doing it, but if you’re juggling three jobs and you … Continue reading
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Tagged Chronic pain, Emily Blunt, Existere, Eye Weekly, James McAvoy, Michael Caine, Ozzy Osbourne, Toronto Star
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Mini Dakota Fanning in theatres today: The Nutcracker in 3D
Director Andrey Konchalovskiy (whose extensive background in film includes 1989′s Hollywood crossover Tango & Cash) takes a crack at Christmas classic The Nutcracker, boldly trading the tulle for a twist: setting it in a dystopian world transformed by the anthropomorphic … Continue reading
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Angels in America Part I: Millennium Approaches
Directed by Mike Nichols (2003) “Do you wanna be nice, or do you want to be effective?” – Roy Cohn Angels in America is essentially a long conversation about identity – a grand debate on race, sexual orientation, politics and … Continue reading
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Tagged Fantasy, Meryl Streep, Tony Kushner, Angels in America, Al Pacino, AIDS, Roy Cohn, Theatre, Race, Politics, Homosexuality
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About a Boy
Christine: You will end up childless and alone. Will: Well, fingers crossed, yeah. So, what could About a Boy be about? Well, with Hugh Grant on the cover, it’s safe to say it would be about love, it … Continue reading
American Psycho: The corporate version of Clueless
Patrick Bateman is a splendor in symmetry. But when he’s not returning videotapes, flexing and admiring his deltoids and biceps or running his fingers through his tumble of wavy, full-bodied hair, you’ll soon see that, on the inside, he’s the … Continue reading
Ophelia, please darken my door . . .
I know that you’ve been playing The Band nonstop in my unexplained absence. The blog comes back tomorrow, because today I have, wait for it, a hockey game! Yay for beer and nachos and guys in protective gear beating the … Continue reading
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Tagged A Simple Plan, Film, Hockey, Ice Hockey, National Hockey League, Ophelia, Sport, Swimming Pool, The Band, Toronto Maple Leafs
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