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It’s Friday. It’s Hallowe’en (soon). Yesterday’s post, and the one we did for Canadian Bookshelf that mentioned Big Night, made me jones for some movie action. Too busy for back-to-back High Fidelity/Big Night in their entirety, but not too busy to indulge in a couple of scenes here. Which I’ll keep going to whenever my brain stops today. Enjoy!
High Fidelity—Monday Tape
Big Night—Risotto and Spaghetti?!
We just posted a little piece on Canadian Bookshelf that wondered how we can stretch our memories for great Canadian books ... Why is it we have a longer recall of amazing movies? Maybe the visual impression gets locked in our brains more easily ... Thoughts?
Go to CBC’s site to help them whittle down their list of 40 to 10.
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