Categories
Archives
Tags
action movies animation australian film backlots bad movies blockbusters bordwell clampett clause 101 close analysis criticism disney documentary film as heritage herzog humour indiana jones james bond james cameron kael looney tunes lucas matthew guy miff mocap obituary peter jackson pixar planning in victoria planning news politics science fiction silent film simcity spielberg star trek star wars superheroes tarantino tintin trailers vpp reform welles westerns zemeckisFollow / Subscribe
The options above cover all content. See below for selective subscriptions.



Film Content Only
www.sterow.com/film
Film Email Subscription
Film Feed
Urban Planning Content Only
www.sterow.com/urbanplanning
Urban Planning Email Subscription
Urban Planning Feed
Contact
-
Monthly Archives: October 2006
Why the Louvre was Wasted on Me
(An excerpt from my 2006 travel blog).
What I discovered at the Louvre is that basically I’m a philistine. You may have already worked this out, but exposing myself to the world’s finest art collection really rammed it home. It’s not that I didn’t enjoy it: it’s all good stuff. But I just can’t get as excited about great art and sculpture as I know I should.

I mean, with the Mona Lisa, I agree that Leonardo managed a great enigmatic smile on that thing. An exceptionally good enigmatic smile even. But given the Mona Lisa is apparently valued for insurance purposes in the order of $650 million dollars – well, it’s not that good a smile.
The Nerdiest Pub in Edinburgh
Posted in Film
Leave a comment








