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Author Archives: Fabrizio del Wrongo
Mom Jeans Haiku
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Over heart-shaped rear Denim stretched like blue-hued bliss No low-rise bullshit
Posted in Personal reflections, The Good Life, Women men and fashion
Tagged Fashion, haiku, jeans, mom jeans
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“The Middle of the World”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Alain Tanner’s “The Middle of the World,” released in 1974, is a movie about cultures clashing in the most subtle of ways. Maybe it’s more appropriate to say it’s about cultures slipping past each other in the … Continue reading
Posted in Demographics, Movies, Politics and Economics, Sex
Tagged Alain Tanner, Feminism, Film, John Berger, movies, Olimpia Carlisi, Philippe Leotard, Roger Ebert, Switzerland, The Middle of the World
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Surf Music
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Related A good source. Another.
Posted in Music, Sports
Tagged California, surf music, surfing, The Chevells, The Revels, The Rumblers
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Knockout Game Roundup
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: Last week The New York Times ran a story on “knockout game.” As Chuck Ross at Gucci Little Piggy pointed out, the piece cleverly shifted focus away from the effects of the punching attacks onto a debate about … Continue reading
Posted in Books Publishing and Writing, Demographics, Politics and Economics
Tagged Chuck Ross, Colin Flaherty, knockout game, media, race, Steve Sailer
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Notes on “My Chauffeur”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: This Crown International production from 1986 is perkily hit-and-miss. It seems like an attempt to do a modern-day screwball comedy with some Dickensian elements (there are some real shockeroos, plot-wise), but the tone is mostly off — it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Crown International Pictures, Deborah Foreman, Film, movies, My Chauffeur, Nicolas Cage, Sam Jones, Valley Girl
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Linkage
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: The high-flying paeans these women write to their bodies are a hoot. (H/T Advocatus Diaboli) Porno kitsch. (H/T Glynn Marshes) I love a good funny gif. Lloyd Fonvielle has some nice things to say about a … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Humor, Linkathons, Movies, Sex
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“Pacific Rim”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: “Pacific Rim” comes across as a dream project for director Guillermo del Toro, his chance to blow his geek-visionary load while fireworks explode on the soundtrack. The concept is suitably awesome: giant robots battle giant monsters in an apocalyptic … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Movies, Technology
Tagged Action Movies, cgi, Film, Guillermo del Toro, Ishiro Honda, Michael Bay, movies, Pacific Rim, Ray Harryhausen, Science Fiction, special effects, Transformers
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Iliza Shlesinger
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: I watched stand-up comedian Iliza Shlesinger’s film “War Paint” on Netflix streaming the other night. I admit it: I hit “play” on the Roku controller in part because the image used to advertise the movie shows Iliza in the buff. She’s … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers, Women men and fashion
Tagged Comedy, Iliza Shlesinger, stand-up comedy, War Paint
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Movie Posters of the French New Wave
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: As you might expect, the advent of the French New Wave in the late ’50s helped to usher in a revolution in French movie poster design, a tradition with roots going back to Jules Cheret. Offset … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial art, Movies
Tagged Boris Grinsson, Film, France, French New Wave, Jean Mascii, Movie Posters, movies, Rene Ferracci
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“In the White City”
Fabrizio del Wrongo writes: This oddball meditation on transience is like one of Eric Rohmer’s “season” movies filtered through “Sans Soleil.” The title refers to Lisbon, the Portuguese capital. An alluring hodgepodge of a port city, Lisbon admits to a long history of occupiers — … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Performers, Travel
Tagged Alain Tanner, Bruno Ganz, Film, In the White City, Lisbon, movies, Portugal, Teresa Madruga
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