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There's going to be a nifty coffee table book published in conjunction with the movie. I assume it will contain Burton's sketches among other things. It's scheduled for release December 4.

cool & drizzly

"Lola" - The Kinks

Happy birthday! Thank you for this wonderful site, and the chance to meet some really groovy people!:)

SHHHHHHHH! I'm just pretending!

"You Really Got a Hold On Me" - The Beatles

"She's a Rainbow" - The Rolling Stones

I thought that pun would leave you in the dust! But you figured it out in a matter of grime! Care for a mud pie?

Rainy on and off all day. Cool temps.

So, you're switching sides, eh? Ahahahaha! Welcome to the dirt side!

Yeah, Miller's Crossing is a masterpiece. I love the scene where Finney dispatches the assassins as "Danny Boy" plays on the record player. An absolutely brilliant choreographed scene. And of course the work of Gabriel Byrne, John Turturro, Marcia Gay Harden and Jon Polito is brilliant too...

Warm this afternoon; now it's chilly, and feels fall-like.

Welcome back, Hawkeye!:)

"Slippin' and Slidin'" - The Band

Don't feel sad because you like it. Obviously enough folks like it for there to (currently) be two, with a third in the works. Different strokes, ya know?:)

"The Weight" - The Band

I think Knightriders is severely underrated! A modern-day retelling of the King Arthur legend on motorcycles! Great, great film, and a very funny cameo by Stephen King. What did your parents do on Miller's Crossing, btw?

An artist is approached by the gallery owner who tells him, "I have good news and bad news. The good news is that a gentleman inquired about your work and wondered if it would appreciate in value after your death. When I told him it would, he bought all 20 of your paintings." "That's...

A cop pulls a car over. When the driver asks why he has been stopped, the cop points to a dog sitting in the passenger seat."Does your dog have a license?" asks the cop."No," says the driver. "He doesn't need one.""Yes he does," says the cop."But," says the driver, "I always do all the driving!"

Yeah, I'm not sure there has ever been a film that focused on the complex relationship between Bob Ford and Jesse James. In most films based on Jesse, the Ford character usually is little more than a cameo, and often appears at the very end, so when he does kill Jesse, we have no feelings one...