How a thirty-year-old man who had watched Mary Poppins probably upwards of a dozen times throughout his life, finally saw it for the first time.
Birds, Stars, and Chimney Sweeps: Mary Poppins and the Magic of Perspective in Two Movements
Category: Essays
Home Alone and the Fear of the Unknown
"How do you know?" "I don't know. I'm just afraid . . ."
AJ’s TV Tidbits: Community
This a series where I, @aj_thetarsier (aka Andrea Millard), go on lengthy rants about TV. Enjoy (or don't enjoy. Whatever, jerk)! Hello Human Beings! I may not be Dean Pelton, but I have come to cherish Community much in the same way that the Dean of Greendale Community College has, upholding Winger, Troy, Abed, Annie,… Continue reading AJ’s TV Tidbits: Community
More on Meyers
This post is an addendum to podcast Episode 19. Maternal Meyers. As if we didn't blab enough in the podcast, but in case you would like to know more about Meyers... When I think about Nancy Meyers, I think about her sizzling characters. I think about her particularity. Her strong will. I think about her huge… Continue reading More on Meyers
The Filmlings 