Monthly Archives: May 2001

I’ve spent the past two days watching eight episodes from the first season of Sex and the City. I’d never watched it and was slightly curious, so I rented the set on DVD. Although I giggled a few times, I … Continue reading →

Toronto rocks. Truly, this feels like the cheapest place in the world to buy media. Today, for instance, I purchased the following DVDs (multiply prices by .67 to get $US): Being John Malkovich ($15.99) The Big Lebowski ($16.99) Elizabeth ($16.99) … Continue reading →

I’ve found an amazing place to rent DVDs in Toronto. I’ve known about their incredible selection of videos for years, but Suspect Video has more DVDs than anywhere else, and they’re cheap, too. $3.25, tax included for either 1 night … Continue reading →

Brooke has come up with a great idea. Every month, probably on the first Friday, we’re going to host a film night at her place. It’s a great way to keep in touch with our friends, and even if not … Continue reading →

Incubus (1965), starring a pre-Trek William Shatner, is the only film with dialogue spoken entirely in Esperanto. It was considered lost for almost thirty years until a print was discovered in the basement of a Paris cinema. Fascinating.