How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies This movie deserves a Criterion DVD on its own merits, but to be honest, I also just really want to know what the cover artwork would look like. I love the Criterion interpretations of the movies, and Millions provides so much content to work with. Harold and Maude I was lucky enough to snag the now-out-of-print edition on eBay for 15 bucks, and I think Criterion should bring it back so others can enjoy it! I honestly wouldn’t change a

I’ve been on a Bob Fosse and Gwen Verdon kick lately. I tried watching Fosse/Verdon when it first came out on DVD, but it didn’t have subtitles! So it wasn’t until a couple weeks ago that I finally got a chance to start watching it with subtitles. I was reminded of the show after seeing Gotta Dance! Off-Broadway in New York several weeks ago. Every single number was incredible, and I even walked out of the theater with some unexpected favorites. One that stood out for me was

I forgot to let y'all know that I wrote another piece for Cinema Sugar! Shoutout to them for once again letting me ramble about a movie so dear to me. Read the essay here.

Greetings! If you’re down and need a pick-me-up, may I suggest one of these British sitcoms? They always give me a smile when I need it most. Last of the Summer Wine Every episode begins with a beautiful shot of Holmfirth, laid over the classic theme song that perfectly sets the tone for this comforting show. Last of the Summer Wine focuses on three elderly best friends and their adventures around town. It’s gentle, humorous, and even touching at times. But honestly, the most