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There are many recipes out there that call for melted chocolate, from brownies to cakes. Melted chocolate might not sound like a tricky ingredient, but it actually can be and is a place where many would be brownie-bakers run into problems. This is because chocolate tends to hold its shape as it melts (because the cocoa butter melts and the cocoa solids don't), so unlike ... Read More »
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Ice cream, gelato and frozen yogurt all show up regularly at shops and restaurants but semifreddo is another delicious frozen dessert that might be a little less familiar. Semifreddo – which translates to "half cold/frozen" - is a dessert that falls halfway between mousse and ice cream, with the consistency of a frozen mousse and the flavor of ice cream. It is much lighter than ... Read More »
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Cakes go through trends just like everything else, and while chiffon cakes were hugely popular just a few decades ago, these days they tend to get upstaged by butter cakes and don't get served quite as often. Chiffon cakes are foam cakes, cakes that are leavened primarily with beaten egg whites, just like angel food cakes are. In fact, they are very similar in appearance ... Read More »
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Popsicles are classic summertime treats that never seem to go out of style. This is a good thing, because not only are they tasty, but they're easy to make at home. You can pour almost anything into a popsicle mold – from fruit juice to a milkshake – and make a popsicle customized to your own tastes. There is only one thing that might hold ... Read More »
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Brioche is a type of bread that comes up often in recipes, particularly recipes for bread pudding and french toast where you might want to add some extra richness to the finished product. But what sets brioche apart from, say, regular sandwich bread? Brioche is an enriched French bread, meaning that the dough contains a high proportion of fat it in. Adding ingredients like milk ... Read More »
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Grand View Research has announced the addition of "Global Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Market Analysis And Segment Forecasts To 2020" Market Research report to their Database
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The global market for ABS is expected to reach USD 30.35 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. ABS is one of the most preferred engineering plastics for automotive and appliances and is expected to witness growth over the forecast period owing to increased demand from these applications. There is increased focus on weight reduction in automobiles in order to have better fuel economy, which is expected to result in substitution of metals with plastics such as ABS. In addition, the augmented demand for consumer goods in emerging economies is expected boost the demand for engineering thermoplastics such as ABS.
Appliances were the largest application segment accounting for nearly 2,500 kilo tons of overall ABS demand in 2013. The increasing demand for appliances in emerging economies of Brazil and China is expected to be a key factor having a positive impact on the market over the forecast period. ABS is also extensively used in electronics and electrical applications owing to its favorable physical and chemical properties and accounted for over 2,000 kilo tons of ABS demand in 2013.
The report "Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Market Analysis By Application (Appliances, Automotive, Consumer, Construction, Electrical & Electronics) And Segment Forecasts To 2020," is available now to Grand View Research customers and can also be purchased directly at http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene-market
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Learnersourcing subgoal labeling to support learning from how-to videos
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What a cool idea! Rob Moore is building on the subgoal labeling work that we (read: "Lauren") did, and is using crowd-sourcing techniques to generate the labels.
Subgoal labeling [1] is a technique known to support learning new knowledge by clustering a group of steps into a higher-level conceptual unit. It has been shown to improve learning by helping learners to form the right mental model. While many learners view video tutorials nowadays, subgoal labels are often not available unless manually provided at production time. This work addresses the challenge of collecting and presenting subgoal labels to a large number of video tutorials. We introduce a mixed-initiative approach to collect subgoal labels in a scalable and efficient manner. The key component of this method is learnersourcing, which channels learners' activities using the video interface into useful input to the system. The presented method will contribute to the broader availability of subgoal labels in how-to videos.
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[…] At ICER 2012 (see post here), her paper showed that subgoal labels inserted into App Inventor videos led to improved learning, retention (a week later), and even transfer to new App building problems, all compared to the exact same videos without the subgoal labels. This paper was cited by Rob Moore and his students at MIT in their work developing crowdsourced subgoal labels for videos (see post here). […]
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You know times have changed when a new restaurant in Manhattan's swank Meatpacking District brags that its decor has been scavenged from junk yards, flea markets, and discarded packing materials. But that's exactly the shabby aesthetic that The Collective, which opens on St. Patrick's Day, aims to make chic for folks who don't mind eating burgers on sofas possibly found on curbs ("Totally reupholstered!" designers insist to the bed-bug-phobics among us.)
ICrave, the outfit that previously designed such tony venues as NYC clubs Tenjune and Crobar, the W Atlanta Hotel Midtown, and the markets at the T5 JetBlue Terminal at JFK, is behind the re-do of what formerly was One Little West 12th. "The owner wanted something new but didn't want something expensive," says lead designer Robert DelPazzo, echoing a mantra that many designers have been hearing from clients for the past, dismal year. "To renovate in this velvet ropey area for less than a million is unheard of. We basically did it for one tenth the cost."
To save money, ICrave recruited artists on Craigslist and Etsy, assembling a team that included a plumber who also worked designs lighting fixtures in styrofoam, a former Swiss goldsmith who recycles street signs, and a pair of women carpenters from Brooklyn who create dazzling floors from reclaimed wood.
Various columns in the space are covered with deflated balloons, old twist-ties, or junk jewelry. A wall of slot machines, unearthed in flea markets in upstate New York, will glow against one wall. There will be around 150 pieces of recycled furniture in the space, reborn in ICrave's workshop. "One sofa will be reupholstered in jeans, another in an ugly granny pattern, but stenciled with skulls," says DelPazzo. "Each piece is funny and unique in its own way." A drink named "Dirty Granny," will honor the old dames.
Remnants of New York City will abound, from old subway doors to parking meters seeing new life as lamps. There will be a swarm of butterflies crafted from old LPs, and a flock of birds made from old steel license plates —- two from every state. The bar is embellished with battered muffin tins from a defunct bakery, and the hostess stand is a repurposed jet engine. "Every object represents layers and layers of found things," he says.
The menu will forgo the neighborhood's precious vittles in favor of small plates of upscale comfort food—mac 'n cheese, burgers, pizzas. "The owner wanted something not glitzy, something approachable," says DelPazzo.
In a nod to our recent economic doldrums, Icrave has even resurrected the Depression Era folkart custom of the Memory Pot—a pot with small mementoes affixed to it that remind one of a lost loved one—Grampa's watch, Auntie's buttons and thimble. But this is Manhattan, not Mayberry, so this tradition naturally has a twist. "We have one with a doll's head glued on it," says DelPazzo. "It's a little creepy."


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This coming year will be the year that, shift by shift, visit by visit, nurses, doctors and other clinicians learn to work in new ways.In 2016, millions of American consumers will have their first video consults, be prescribed their first health apps and use their smartphones as diagnostic tools for the first time, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PwC) annual Top Health Issues report. PwC's analysis of the top issues in health care for the year as well as predictions for top things to watch for in 2016 includes the rise of health applications on mobile devices and wearable technology, privacy concerns and e-visits for mental health. "Four of our top 10 health industry issues revolve around the tech industry, which speaks to the huge impact the tech industry is having on health care," Trine Tsouderos, PwC's HRI Director, told eWEEK. "We're seeing the rollout of increasingly sophisticated medical devices and apps to consumers, allowing them to access more and more care in the palms of their hands." Tsouderos explained PwC is also seeing increased use of high-tech databases that are able to analyze oceans of data being collected on consumers, including data that aren't captured in rows-and-columns in spreadsheets.
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On March 25th, the Flatonia Rotary Club took another major step forward in bringing the MUSIC & MEMORY℠ program to the Oak Manor Nursing Center of Flatonia, Texas.
MUSIC & MEMORY℠ "is a non-profit organization that brings personalized music into the lives of the elderly or infirm through digital music technology, vastly improving quality of life."
The Flatonia Rotary Club is funding the program in the local nursing center and has taken the latest step by donating and presenting a laptop computer and IPods. The laptop will be used to download from the Internet a nursing home resident's favorite music and then copy the music to a resident's individualized IPod for listening. Earlier, a few nursing center staff took part in training on the program.
The MUSIC & MEMORY℠ program will benefit residents of Oak Manor that have dementia and memory complications. This program taps deep memories which are not lost to dementia and can rejuvenate participant memories, enabling residents to feel themselves again, to converse, socialize and stay present. The program has completed extensive neuroscience research and the results can be nothing short of miraculous.
To learn more about this program go to http://musicandmemory.org/.
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Welcome to St. Simons Island and its iconic Round House! This true beachfront home features unobstructed 180 degree ocean views throughout, a beachfront pool and direct beach access at all tides (except for the occasional extreme full moon high tide). Tucked away at the end of a private cul-de-sac in the island's most beautiful neighborhood, this home offers serene
privacy in the ideal location - just steps from the ocean and less than a ten minute walk on the beach or down the quiet moss draped street to the historic Village. You will love the great restaurants, shops, pier, 1872 still functioning lighthouse and oceanfront Neptune Park with its spectacular swimming
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You may, however, have a difficult time bringing yourself to leave this breathtaking property, especially the large deck
which is the perfect outdoor spot for enjoying, day or night, the spectacular ocean views with Jekyll Island on the horizon. A new swimming pool has just been added this year to make your stay even more enjoyable.
Ideal for large family gatherings, the dual master suites, one with a fireplace, and over 4700 square feet of living space ensure ample room for spreading out in luxurious comfort. Exotic cypress hardwood floors, heart pine stairs, hand made wood coffered ceilings, custom tiling and windows, oversized plantation shutters, commercial steel elevator, large skylight over stairwell and gourmet kitchen with high end appliances including a Sub-zero refrigerator provide the refined interior to complement the endless ocean views through the wall of windows in every room. Newly redecorated, the home offers four additional bedrooms for a total of six, a large dining room, a large great room with TV right on the ocean, a large game room with fireplace, also with ocean views, and separate big screen TV room with HBO and Showtime, DVR and DVD allowing space for both group gatherings and private relaxation. Directly to the west of the property sits the exclusive Sea Island Club and Golf Course - perfect for picturesque walks along the beach or kayaking and paddleboard excursions in the ocean.
Managed by the owners personally, we'll do everything to ensure your stay in our home is unforgettable. This will be the vacation your family will talk about for years!
Although our home is ideal for entertaining, groups larger than 16 are not allowed. No weddings, parties or student groups. Minimum age of 25 except children accompanied by their parents. Smoking is not allowed in the house or on the deck.
A father and son who enjoy spending time together playing golf and hanging out on the deck and by the pool taking in the beautiful ocean views.
David Blum purchased this house in 2012
Of all of the beach communities we know of in the southeast, St. Simons Island is by far the most charming and beautiful. The secluded location of this home provides the privacy for the entire family to enjoy this lovely oceanfront setting yet it is a short walk to so much to do in the Village.
We were attracted to this property by it's elegant interiors and spectacular ocean views from every room.
We love walking to the village to eat and just hang out at the pier and park.
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Enjoyed the location even though it was Hurricane Mathew week. Plenty of room and everything seemed to work fine.
We stayed at the round house. The first week of April. Family vacation. We had elderly parents who stayed in most of week. The views were awesome. Nothing like watching the masters golf tournament on the 65 in Samsung tv while looking out at an incredible view. The elevator was perfect for our parents. Plenty of room with 3 dens to hang out in. Thank you for a memorable week at the beach.
This fabulous ocean front home is the perfect vacation spot. We had a group of 10 and there was more than enough room for everyone to spread out. The weather was amazing and we spent the majority of our time on the deck that overlooks the ocean or walking on the beach. It is also an easy walk to the Village area where there are several places to eat (breakfast, lunch and dinner) have cocktails, shop, fish or just enjoy the scenery. We had lunch and cocktails on the porch at Brogens and enjoyed the walk back to the house. The house is very solid so you can't hear a thing once you shut your bedroom door (nice with a house full). I always bring my own sheets on vacation and did not need to put them on the bed. All of the beds are comfortable with nice soft sheets and pillows. I consider myself pretty high maintenance when it comes to a vacation rental and I absolutely LOVED this house. Owner is easy to work with and the rates or very reasonable for the home and location.
My family and I stayed in the Round House for the holidays. We had an amazing time, the home is absolutely beautiful and St. Simons Island was so enjoyable to explore. The owner was so easy to work with and always available for all of our needs. Definitely plan to visit again in the future and highly recommend to other vacationers!
I stayed at this property over a long fall weekend for the purpose of entertaining a large group of my customers. There were a total of 10 of us, we had more than enough room and there were beds to spare. Everyone was blown away by the sweeping views and natural light that filled the house. Unfortunately, the weather was a little cool the weekend we were there, so the private beach and pool could not be utilized to their full potential. If you have the opportunity to stay here in the summer, do it. The beach is perfect for peace and quiet. In addition, the location is extremely close and convenient to the square near the lighthouse. I walked down into the square every morning for coffee and some breakfast, we were also able to walk there in the evening and at night for dinner and drinks. Walking the road also provides you a view of some beautiful homes. Everything was there that we needed during our stay. The kitchen was spacious and loaded with utensils and the living room had plenty of seating with a great TV for watching football. Finally, David was a pleasure to work with. He was prompt, communicated and helped us with all of our requests. If 10 stars were an option, I would give it.
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In another delay of a high priority proposed regulation, OSHA further pushed back regulatory action on a proposed rule that would address concerns of combustible dust in the workplace. After one of the larger combustible dust related cases, the Imperial Sugar plant explosion in Savannah, Georgia (the fourth largest OSHA fine ever issued at more than $8 million – https://www.osha.gov/dep/enforcement/top_cases.html), OSHA was committed to the development of a specific regulation that addressed combustible dust. Many insiders think that OSHA is reluctant to push any controversial regulations, especially during an election year, and that is the reason for the delay. Others simply think that the delayed action is due to the complexities of a rule on combustible dust. Regardless of the reasoning, don't expect any action on this regulation any time soon.
Whether OSHA is aggressive on the rulemaking front or not, OSHA's budget for fiscal year 2015 (beginning October 2014) was just passed by the Senate with about a $5 million increase, signaling further money for enforcement efforts in the next year.
June's tip: We are almost halfway through the year, and now is a good time to assess your annual OSHA training requirements and any required audits of programs, such as the annual requirement to audit lockout/tagout procedures.
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|This category was nominated for deletion on 14 July 2006. The result of the discussion was no consensus.
If this category is supposed to represent native UK'ers who are now living in America, the contents are all wrong. If it's supposed to represent Americans of Anglo ethnic origin, it's going to get enormous really quickly. · Katefan0(scribble) 15:48, 17 September 2005 (UTC)
- It's supposed to be both, I believe. Right now it's restricted to people of English origin only - i.e. no Welsh, Irish, Scottish (those have their own pages), so it may not get that big. I think we should leave it, we have "something-American" pages for every single ethnic group out there, so why not this one. It's not the English-Americans' fault that there are so many of them, and "too many" is hardly an excuse to delete something, as long as it's accurate. Anyway, I'm gonna monitor this page and the additions to it, like I do most of the other ethnic pages, I'll make sure only people who are 1/4 English or more are on it. So Keep.188.8.131.52
- The two main arguments put forward in support of deletion - that it will get enormous really quickly and that nobody uses the term - are mutually contradictory. So far it has grown at less than 15 articles a month. Size is an argument for subdivision, not deletion, or categories like Category:American musicians would be at the top of the list for deletion, which would be absurd. CalJW 01:48, 28 September 2005 (UTC)
One should be inserted for consistency with Category:Scottish-Americans, Category:Greek-Americans, etc. - Dudesleeper · Talk 21:45, 1 December 2007 (UTC)
Please explain how this is not entirely cruft? I mean, I get recent émigrés to America from England, but some putz who says their great granpappy came over after thr Blitz is a bit much. I suggest we filter these results to note only those folk who have emigrated to the US during their lifetimes only. Anything else isn't exactly notable - Arcayne (cast a spell) 20:25, 16 February 2008 (UTC)
- If you are opposed to all hyphenated American categories, that is fine. If you are only opposed to this one, you are being racist. Piccadilly (talk) 09:59, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
- I've looked at a few of the related categories, and see no similar comments to this one from you, so on the face of it you are simply implying that English ancestry is (uniquely) of no value - a blatantly racist assumption that is disgustingly common among liberals. Piccadilly (talk) 10:01, 20 April 2008 (UTC)
There should be some minimum requirement, such as 1/4. It shouldn't matter whether the person was born in England or whether his family have been in the US for generations. This cat could be reduced by being subcategorised into English-American actors, English-American sportspeople etc. Qzm (talk) 18:27, 20 September 2009 (UTC)


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When I ask people what they like best about this blog, they almost always say the Criticwire Survey. I don't blame them: it's my favorite part of the site, too. I look forward to seeing what our contributors come up with every week — and I love hearing from readers that it's become a bit of a Monday morning ritual, the piece they look forward to reading to kick off their day. That's fantastic. More than anything else about Criticwire, that's what I'm most thankful for this year (aaaaaand there's your obligatory and highly tenuous connection to Thanksgiving).
There's really only one part about the survey that isn't fantastic: the fact that I can't contribute. I mean, I guess technically I could; it's my blog, after all. But when I did the very first Survey back in March, it felt a little weird to ask people a question and then to answer it as well, as if I was suggesting there was a "correct" response, and mine was it. I decided to remain a silent curator rather than an active participant.
But let's be honest: remaining silent is not something I am particularly good at. When my good friend and former college roommate Pete Thomas suggested the idea of a special blog post in which I answered every single Criticwire Survey all at once, I immediately liked the idea. And then I immediately stole it for the piece you're about to read.
Here now are my responses to all our survey questions to date in chronological order. If you missed any of them the first time around, you'll also find links back to the original pieces. And, sincerely, thanks for reading what we've been doing here at Criticwire so far. Have a great holiday.
Matt Answers Every Criticwire Survey Question
March 27: What one review that you've written/recorded are you most proud of? Why?
"I'll give you two recent examples I liked a lot: 'The Poochie Legacy,' a piece examining 'The Bourne Legacy' and a strange trend I observed in recent sequels, and this piece for The A.V. Club on the underrated Stallone film 'Demolition Man.'"
April 2: What is the single most embarrassing movie you've never seen? Be honest.
"Though I've caught up with a lot of my worst blindspots in recent years, I've still got more than I'd care to admit left to see. Number one on that list is Ozu's 'Tokyo Story,' routinely ranked amongst the greatest films of the world (it ranked third on the 2012 Sight & Sound list), and yet still unseen by me. I have no excuse either. I've seen other Ozu films and loved them. I don't know what I'm waiting for, other than an extra day off every week to watch movies for pleasure instead of work."
April 9: What is your all-time favorite horror film and why?
"'An American Werewolf in London' remains scary no matter how many times you watch it. The horror comes not just from the shocks, but from dread; the gruesome supernatural imagery and the nagging subtext that no matter what we do on this earth we're all doomed to a sad end. Rather than just tossing a bunch of stock teenager types on the screen as lambs to the slaughter, the guys in 'American Werewolf' feel like real people — which makes their fates that much more depressing."
April 16: The Eisner Awards — the comic book industry's equivalent of the Oscars — used to give out an award for "Talent Deserving of Wider Recognition." So who in the world of film criticism is a talent deserving of wider recognition? What critic that you love doesn't get the acclaim and attention they deserve?
"Working on this blog, I read film critics who are deserving of wider acclaim every single day. But I'll give you one name out of the dozens that jump to mind: David Ehrlich, of many different websites including Movies.com and the Operation Kino podcast. He's worth reading (and listening to) regardless of the topic — and even when I disagree with his take his analysis is always smart and his perspective is always interesting."
April 23: If you could record a DVD commentary track for any film, what would you choose and why?
"With my buddy Chris Moreno, I've recorded a few 'dream' commentary tracks — like this one for one of my all-time favorite movies, 'Gymkata.' Still, I would relish the opportunity to share some of my theories about the filmography of Arnold Schwarzenegger on an authorized commentary of one of his movies; preferably something like 'True Lies' or 'The 6th Day,' which are particularly rich in terms of the themes he repeatedly returns to about family, violence, and secret lives."
April 30: You've been contacted by Sight & Sound. They want you to look at the 2002 list, remove the least worthy film, and replace it with the most worthy film that's not mentioned. What do you pick and why?
"Lovely as it is, I would strike 'Singing in the Rain'' from the top ten and replace it with Jacques Tati's 'Playtime,' which came in second on my own (unofficial) ballot when ScreenCrush asked Jordan Hoffman and I to create our own all-time top ten lists. 'Playtime' is simply a masterpiece with an astonishing level of formal brilliance in the realms of sound, editing, and composition."
May 7: Do you think a filmmaker has the right to criticize a critic for their reviews of his or her work? And when a filmmaker does respond, how should a critic react?
"I tend to like when everyone — critic and filmmaker alike — lets their work speak for itself. Of course, when that happens there's not much to write about on this blog, so let me rephrase: I like when people get really, really mad and scream and yell at each other."
May 14: What is the ultimate midnight movie?
"'Pink Flamingos.' Not only was it one of the core films from the rise of midnight movies in the 1970s, but it has so many of the qualities that define that cult, late night aesthetic: a strong, personal directorial voice; weak, weird production values; a dash of camp; a ton of great dialogue, and plenty of super edgy content. Plus, I can't even imagine watching it at any time of day except midnight."
May 21: What is the perfect summer movie?
"The interesting thing about the responses to this survey were how many people thought of the phrase 'summer movie' as a pejorative — and they picked 'Independence Day' not because it was the 'best' summer movie, but the one that was most emblematic, in good ways and bad, of that descriptor. I'd think of it a bit more optimistically: a summer movie is calculated, yes, but also fun, exciting, and romantic when done right. That's why my choice would be 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' popcorn cinema at its very best. Bonus: it was actually released in the summer, on June 12, 1981."
May 28: What late filmmaker would most benefit from being alive today and having access to modern filmmaking technology?
"William Castle built his entire career out of marketing gimmicks. If he was alive today, he'd swear he'd died (again) and gone to heaven. 3-D on every movie? IMAX? 48 frames per second? 3-D IMAX 48 frames per second? He would have lost his mind."
June 4: What movie prequel would you most like to see?
"I wouldn't want to see it now, but if Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, and Robert De Niro had been up for it back in 1977, I totally would have watched a "Taxi Driver" prequel about Travis Bickle's time in Vietnam."
June 11: What one "art house" movie would you recommend showing a 14-year-old aspiring cinephile?
"Technically it's not an art house movie, but 14-years-old was right around the age I saw — and had my mind blown by — 'Citizen Kane' for the first time. Granted, there aren't many younger characters to identify with. But the film is filled with youthful energy; only a guy as bold and free as 25-year-old Orson Welles would have dared such experimentation. When I was that age, 'Citizen Kane' opened my eyes to cinema's possibilities. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't do the same for any other budding cinephile."
June 18: What is Pixar's best movie?
"I'm tempted to say 'All of them except the 'Cars' films' (which aren't really that bad, honestly — and the second one is so friggin' weird it's kind of amazing). But my favorite Pixar movie taught me that if everyone is special then no one is — so I'll give 'The Incredibles' the nod over 'Finding Nemo' and 'Up' (whose opening sequence is perhaps the single greatest thing the company has produced)."
July 2: Who, in your eyes, is an underrated auteur?
"Though they've only made four films as directors — and they've had their names attached (as writers) to some schlock — I'd go with Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Working in ignominious genres, weaving in influences from video games and commercials, their films burst with a level of visual inventiveness that few of their peers can approach, and bubble with subtext that most viewers miss. They've yet to produce a real bonafide hit (this year's 'Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance' sadly fizzled) and they've been associated with some real turds ('Jonah Hex' anyone?), but I hope they get to keep making movies without compromising their unique vision."
July 9: What movie have you seen more than any other?
"'Ghostbusters' and 'Spaceballs,' if only because they're the two movies I watched obsessively as a child, and continued watching obsessively into my teen years and adulthood. The first 'Naked Gun' might give them a run for their money — I've probably seen it more times in, say, the last fifteen years than either of the other two. But 'Ghostbusters' and 'Spaceballs' benefit from that head start."
July 16: What movie did you get wrong on first viewing?
"I didn't really like 'Anchorman' the first time I saw it. I laughed, but not a lot. I didn't 'get it.' But then I found myself, even after just one not-entirely-enjoyed viewing, thinking about it and quoting it. Buddies of mine in school started quoting it too. We watched it and rewatched it, and now I know almost every line and consider it one of the best movie comedies of the last twenty-five years. I'm kind of relieved the review I wrote of the film when it first came out has vanished from the web."
July 23: What is your favorite memory from a movie theater?
"I've already written about the first one that comes to mind — discovering 'Army of Darkness' at midnight with a rowdy college campus crowd — so here's another: seeing 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' in the theater with my dad and best friend. I was 10 years old and it was the first R-rated movie I was allowed to see. It was one of the most thrilling experiences of my life to date. I remember being a little scared at first, and jumping out of my seat when the Terminator's robotic foot suddenly appears and crushes a human skull, but before too long I was whooping and cheering with delight. I have a pretty strange and selective memory; I can't remember what I ate for lunch a few hours ago, but I can vividly recall the details of seeing 'T2' for the first time: where in the theater we sat, how I bounced in my seat with excitement. It made a huge impact."
July 30: What movie title best describes your life and why?
"'Insomnia,' he typed as he glanced at the clock. It read '2:50 AM.' He looked back down and kept typing."
August 6: What film series would you actually want to see continued without its main character or star?
"As much as I love them, I could easily see 'Toy Story' continuing on without Tom Hanks' Woody and Tim Allen's Buzz. 'Toy Story 3' was delightful (when it wasn't brutally traumatizing) but it also sort of recycled a lot of the same ideas as 'Toy Story 2.' There are plenty of toys out there and a lot of potential for their adventures, neuroses, and foibles. I'd happily watch a 'Toy Story 4' starring the old gang — but I wouldn't be opposed to one without them either."
August 13: Which Expendable's film career is least expendable — Stallone, Schwarzenegger or Willis?
"Oh, please."
August 20: What's the greatest film by a not-so-great director?
"I've always been a huge fan of 'Across 110th Street' — a brutal and brilliantly even-handed crime film from the 1970s about the violent repercussions of a mob robbery. It was directed by Barry Shear, a journeyman filmmaker who spent most of his career grinding out made-for-TV movies (his biggest claim to fame: directing the pilot of 'Starsky and Hutch'). Shear's career was long but largely unremarkable, except for 'Across 110th Street' and a strange hippie exploitation picture I also love called 'Wild in the Streets.' But if you've got to be known for two things, those are two fairly awesome things to be known for."
August 27: What movie are you most looking forward to seeing this fall?
"For me, it would have been a coin flip between 'Looper' and 'Skyfall.' And I wound up enjoying both quite a bit."
September 3: As we head into award season, what's the one movie released between January and August that you hope isn't forgotten when it's time to pick the best films of the year?
"There were a lot of great movies released before September this year, and I hope all of them are remembered come top ten and year-end poll time. I'll simply go by which film from that time frame currently ranks highest on my own running list of the best of the year and say 'The Cabin in the Woods.'"
September 10: What is Paul Thomas Anderson's best film?
"I rewatched them all in the weeks leading up to 'The Master.' And until I see 'The Master' a second time, I say it's 'Boogie Nights.' But I could definitely change my mind after that re-view."
September 17: What is the most emblematic example of filmmaking circa the 2010s to stick in a time capsule for the people of the future?
"This question was inspired by a piece I wrote, so I'll stick with the movie I was discussing at the time: 'Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows.' The reasons why are all in that piece."
September 24: What is the best time travel movie ever made?
"I know there are more 'accurate' depictions of time travel — an argument I've always found slightly ridiculous since time travel doesn't exist — but has there ever been one that's more funny, more romantic, more insightful into human nature than 'Back to the Future?' Has any time travel movie better used its gimmick to tell a story about the passage of time in a natural and inevitable sense and not just through the use of a magical doohickey? I say no."
October 1: What one movie do you most want to see get a Criterion Collection DVD or Blu-ray?
"In my mind, Criterion's backed the wrong Anderson. Wes Anderson's got five Criterions and Paul Thomas Anderson has zero? That's just not right. Though some of his films have received solid home releases, they could all benefit from the five-star Criterion treatment — and none more than Anderson's first film, "Hard Eight," which is currently out-of-print on DVD and has yet to be released on Blu-ray."
October 8: What is the best film about filmmaking?
"It might not be the best or most accurate depiction of the 'filmmaking industry,' but for sheer quality I'd probably say 'Blow Out,' Brian De Palma's endlessly fascinating, intensely tawdry tale of a exploitation movie sound man who accidentally records a car accident while taping nature sounds one evening. The sound man, played by John Travolta in one of his best performances, slowly realizes the accident was actually a murder, and uses his audio track to try to prove it. Travolta's character actually creates film from the ground up, turning still photos into a flipbook and then into a 8mm film. Beyond its brilliant deconstruction — or reconstruction, in this case — of the nuts and bolts of cinema, 'Blow Out' digs deeply into the way filmmaking becomes an obsession, and not always for the better."
October 15: Where is the best place to sit in a movie theater?
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October 22: You've been hired by your local movie theater to guest curate a Halloween double feature. What two movies do you pick and why?
"I'd probably use the opportunity to celebrate one of my favorite directors — Sam Raimi — and a few of his less well-known films. Everybody loves 'The Evil Dead' trilogy, so I'd go with a more obscure double feature — something like 'Darkman' and 'Drag Me to Hell.' Admittedly, it may not be the most lucrative double feature for the theater — but I'd sure enjoy it."
October 29: Name a movie you've never watched because you're afraid it will be too scary.
"'An Inconvenient Truth.' Climate change freaks me out enough already. I don't need Al Gore to tell me it's terrifying. I'm already there."
November 5: What is your favorite James Bond movie?
"'From Russia With Love.' Read why here."
November 12: What film from 2012 is most deserving of a movie mulligan?
"I'd do over just about everything about 'John Carter' — the vague title, the crummy marketing, the charismatically-challenged cast, the exorbitant budget that became the focus of so much coverage about the film. Scale it down, cut it back, and start it over. Andrew Stanton deserves that much."
November 19: What is the most underrated Alfred Hitchcock film?
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