Stoker (2013), Chan-wook Park

Clouds of Sils Maria (2014), Olivier Assayas

Ex Machina (2015), Alex Garland

Starlet (2012), Sean Baker

Wild Tales (2014), Damian Szifron

Mommy (2014), Xavier Dolan

Maborosi (1995), Kore-eda Hirokazu

The Threepenny Opera (1931), Georg Wilhelm Pabst

The Threepenny Opera (1931), directed by Georg Wilhelm Pabst

Criterion Collection two disc dvd...

https://youtu.be/fCPRVJeF62c

The History of Air Jordan 1

To this day, we have been led to believe that Michael Jordan was, or would be fined, $5,000 per game if he wore a certain pair of red and black Nike basketball shoes. Per the "uniformity of uniform rule" set by the NBA,
"A player must wear shoes that not only matched their uniforms, but matched the shoes worn by their teammates."

Red and black was much more rebellious...

I've always been curious about how things work, I've always been techie in nature, how things work, how design of things could be improved what makes things tick, etc etc etc.

I've always scored an INTJ type every time I take the MB tests. I've taken them a few times and come up hardcore INTJ. I went to a seminar at work that was basically a watered down version of the MB test. It categorized people based on certain personality types and it was centered around how to talk to people...

Rather than just retype something over again, I'll do the honors like this. I just wanted to share with you something that's really been long overdue on that cyberspace outpost known as Case's Column.

Here's a post from our Music forums to share with the world.

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I think I added this to the queue after seeing it on a few top ten lists. Stars Dree Hemingway (daughter of Mariel Hemingway).

I like films following the working stiffs of the world. A few directors excel at this - definitely Aki Kaurismaki, The Dardenne brothers, of course, and Yasujiro Ozu, to name just a few.

The film opens on an image. You're trying to make sense of it, and when it's revealed, slowly but surely...