Here's something you might be interested in.
Drive star Ryan Gosling.
I'm still processing Drive's extraordinarily bold use of whatever this font is (can we just call it "Eighties"?) to advertise a film that isn't about romance between misunderstood teenagers with big hair.
Reader critic David Elliott, however, is not distracted by such ephemera, and instead finds himself driven (seewhatIdidthere) to praise this "odd, erratic, unsettling, riveting film" in this week's review. He also finds some "gossamer hints of gayness" to appreciate in the period piece Mozart's Sister, but proves immune to the sterile charms of Contagion. Wrapping things up, there's a pleasant visit to Coronado's restored Village Theater. Enjoy!
Drive star Ryan Gosling.
I'm still processing Drive's extraordinarily bold use of whatever this font is (can we just call it "Eighties"?) to advertise a film that isn't about romance between misunderstood teenagers with big hair.
Reader critic David Elliott, however, is not distracted by such ephemera, and instead finds himself driven (seewhatIdidthere) to praise this "odd, erratic, unsettling, riveting film" in this week's review. He also finds some "gossamer hints of gayness" to appreciate in the period piece Mozart's Sister, but proves immune to the sterile charms of Contagion. Wrapping things up, there's a pleasant visit to Coronado's restored Village Theater. Enjoy!