The lockdown continues.

One good thing: Black Widow has been moved back to November 6th.  That’s three days before my birthday so, assuming that I can actually go outside in November and that the Alamo Drafthouse manages to reopen, Black Widow can be my free birthday movie!  (Never give up hope.)

It’s interesting to think about actually.  All of the summer blockbusters are getting pushed back into what is traditionally Oscar season.  So, it’s easy (or maybe just entertaining) to imagine a situation where the Oscar race comes down to Black Widow vs Wonder Woman 1984 vs Top Gun: Maverick.

We’ll see what happens!  Here’s my report for this week:

Films I Watched:

1. A Deadly Price For Her Pretty Face (2020)
2. Aguirre, The Wrath of God (1972)
3. Aileen Wurnos: The Selling of a Serial Killer (1994)
4. All The Bright Places (2020)
5. Charge Over You (2010)
6. Charlie Chan on Broadway (1937)
7. Dazed and Confused (1993)
8. Drunken Angel (1948)
9. Even Dwarfs Started Small (1970)
10. Fata Morgana (1971)
11. Mary Magdalene (2019)
12. Nineteen Eighty-Four (1954)
13. Polytechnique (2009)
14. Sahara (1983)
15. Scanners (2001)
16. Signs of Life (1968)
17. Stalker (1979)
18. Twin Murders: The Silence of the White City (2020)
19. Where is Robert Fisher? (2011)

Television Shows I Watched:

1. Bar Rescue
2. The Bob Newhat Show
3. The Bold and the Beautiful
4. The Cambridge Rapist
5. The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
6. Days of Our Lives
7. Degrassi
8. General Hospital
9. Ghost Whisperer
10. The Mary Tyler Moore Show
11. Newhart
12. Nowhere to Hide
13. The Office
14. Seinfeld
15. Solemn Mass of Palm Sunday
16. Sunday Mass
17. Survivor 40
18. The Young and the Restless

Books I Read:

1. Maura’s Dream (2012) by Joel Gross
2. The Year in Jerusalem (2013) by Joel Gross

Music To Which I Listened:

1. Blanck Mass
2. Bloc Party
3. Britney Spears
4. Dua Lipa
5. HANA
6. Lady Gaga
7. Melanie C
8. Moby
9. OneRepublic
10. The Prodigy
11. Purity Ring
12. Saint Motel
13. UPSAHL

Links From Last Week:

1. ‘Top Gun’ Can Help Us Understand Why the WHO Kowtows to China on Taiwan
2. Indie Authors Read Provides Free Author Readings For Those Sheltering At Home

Links From The Site:

1. Erin profiled Harry Sheldon and shared: Impatient Virgin, The Case of the Caretaker’s Cat, Cottonwood Creek, Mr. Madam, The Secret of Mary Magdalene, The Ice Cold Nude, and Earth Woman.
2. Jeff shared music videos from Arrows, AC/DC, Bob Dylan, Fountains of Wayne, The Moody Blues, Bill Withers, and Metallica.  He reviewed Sahara, Coach of the Year, Peeper, Ministry of Vengeance, Stranger By Night, King Solomon’s Mines, and Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold.  He paid tribute to Toshiro Mifune and Adam Schlesinger.
3. I reviewed Remember Me, Mommy?, Walk East On Beacon, Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Girl With A Bracelet, Polytechnique, Drunken Angel, Stalker, Signs of Life, Even Dwarfs Started Small, Fata Morgana, and Mary Magdalene!  I paid tribute to Ewan McGregor, Lamberto Bava, Albert Broccoli, and Roger Corman!  I shared scenes from Pulp Fiction, Phantom of the Opera, The Godfather, Roman Holiday, and GE commercial starring Bette Davis!  I shared my March Oscar predictions and a special April Fools Day message!
4. Leonard shared the teaser for Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula!
5. Ryan reviewed Lost In A Tree Of Thought, Slow Graffiti, Dramatic Paws, and Cat-Tropolis!

More From Us:

1. Ryan has a patreon!  You should consider subscribing!
2. For the Reality TV Chat Blog, I reviewed the latest episode of Survivor!
3. At my music site, I shared songs from Dua Lipa, Melanie C, OneRepublic, HANA, UPSAHL, Purity Ring, and Norah Jones!
4. At Days Without Incident, Leonard shared: Soul Makossa and A Love Bizarre!
5. At her photography site, Erin shared: Garage, Buick Parking Only, Time To Dig, AC, Tuesday’s Sky, More of Tuesday’s Sky, and The Back Yard In Black-and-White!
6. Jeff has been sharing his Lockdown Journal on Pop Politics: 4-1, 4-2, 4-3, 4-4, and 4-5!

Want to see what I did last week?  Click here!