"A coward dies a thousand deaths..."

Not the Staten Island ferry...

Cabbin' It

The title sequence of "Blue Collar"; nice use of diegetic and non-diegetic sound (and a kick-ass theme):



Commitment to a moment:

"Simple Men" in three minutes

Is anybody okay? Is everybody hurt?

I was in the warehouse last night...

...sorting a skid, and I was playing the "All Songs Considered" CD that you made me,
and the Hall and Oates song came on, then Judy came back to get a cart and started singing along...

I don't know...

...if you have a motorized forklift at your store, but if you do, be careful:

How many Vietnamese chicks do you see in Iraq??

And a jolly tune:

BKLN

A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing

Your Next Job Interview?

Sean told me that you've had to do four or five interviews!
Good Luck!

This is how they roll in Brazil:

Domenico +2, "Allegria"

No Private Eye's Gotta Tell Me It's a Long Goodbye!

Jean-Pierre

"The best film of 2006!" (Premiere, New York Times, L.A. Weekly, Sight and Sound, Film Comment).

Jean-Pierre Melville's masterpiece about the French Resistance against the Nazi occupation went unreleased in the United States for thirty-seven years, before its triumphant theatrical debut in 2006.

(I don't know; I'm pretty sure that I saw this at the Cinematheque in the 90s...)

Jean-Paul & Sam

In America, we say it's "Good to go!"

We win!

"It's a sin!"