“to the sounds of waves / that come and go, migrating / birds find their hearts drawn.” - Ganymede Elegy #haiku (http://bit.ly/1tqzdq)
the classiest “Cowboy Bebop” (1998) episodes have a melancholy sensibility worthy of great film noir from the ’40s. (http://bit.ly/1tqzdq)
the BBC’s “Alleyn Mysteries” (1990) are like charcoal caricatures of murder suspects rendered on a backdrop of painterly tracking shots.
“Just say it, it doesn’t have to be true. This isn’t a quiz show, it’s only a court.” - The Misfits (1961)
watching “Red Dwarf” (BBC 1988) reminds us how much we like the way music echoes in the vacuum of space.
only the first season of “The Inspector Lynley Mysteries” is available on @Netflix’ Instant Watch. for the rest, you must queue up discs.
“The Inspector Lynley Mysteries” (BBC) exploit generous 90 minute episodes to convey the characters’ feelings, involving us in their lives.
if you like my writing about media, perhaps you’ll enjoy the words that inspire mine, as quoted @Renga (http://renga.mykl.org).
if you like my writing about media, perhaps you’ll enjoy the words that inspires mine, as quoted @Renga (http://renga.mykl.org).
a tidy tale about the sloppiness of a simple crime, “Blood Simple” (1984) is a story told to your eyes, unblemished by exposition.