Thu, 31 May 2007

Babes in the Woods

Alan had to admit that, one on one, Carla appeared charming and innocent. She had a warm smile and a cozy demeanor that disarmed him. Intellectually, he knew her seemingly personable appearance disguised a soul that was icy cold, self serving, and unbounded by moral constrains. Yet as he danced with her in his arms, it was easy to be swept away by the glow of her. She wasn't exactly pretty or glamorous in the common senses, but with her suit coat off and her silk blouse the only thing separating the pointy tips of her small breasts from him, Alan found himself attracted and aroused despite his wariness. Her aura of power was exciting.

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Posted May 31, 2007 at 17:39 UTC, 1579 words,  [/dan]  Permalink

The Terrorist Josey Wales

Why do I like this movie so much? Because it's Eastwood at the height of his squinting prowess? Because it's an unpretentious, yet still a sweeping epic noir that set a whole new standard for the genre? Because it's a tour de force of anti-hero reality drama? Yes, it's a great film in so many different ways. But why does it make my short list?

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Posted May 31, 2007 at 01:58 UTC, 1743 words,  [/dan]  Permalink