I need reports from Mac users …
Monday, February 8th, 2010I need reports from Mac users on Google Chrome. I’m generally happy with Firefox — should I switch?
Archive for February 8th, 2010
VALENTINE’S DAY has 21 charact…
Monday, February 8th, 2010VALENTINE’S DAY has 21 characters with story lines. I did the math. It averages out to zero laughs per character.
A handy Sundance link dump
Monday, February 8th, 2010The Sundance Film Festival ran from Jan. 21-31; here, merely eight days later, is a summary of all the Sundance-related content I produced, gathered into one handy location.
My daily diary entries are gathered into one feature article here: Eric D. Snider’s 2010 Sundance Film Festival Diary
Here are my reviews, all currently hosted either at Film.com or Cinematical:
Blue Valentine B
Buried B
Cyrus A-
Enter the Void B+
Four Lions A-
The Freebie B+
Frozen B-
Please Give B
The Runaways C
Splice B+
Here’s a wrap-up piece I wrote for Cinematical: 10 Sundance Films to Watch For
For some reason, a reporter from Salt Lake City’s Deseret News wrote a profile piece about me that ran during the festival: Former BYU humorist returns as a Sundance film critic
David Chen of Slashfilm is a prolific and highly skilled podcaster, to the extent that he can sometimes record a couple episodes while you thought he was just having lunch. I appeared in three of his on-the-fly reports at Sundance:
We meet for the first time (note the scholarly photo).
We talk about the Sundance films I didn’t like.
We talk about public screenings vs. press screenings.
Finally, if you click the “Sundance Film Festival” link under the “Movie Reviews” tab at the top of EricDSnider.com, you’ll see where additional reviews will appear as they are produced.
http://www.film.com/features/story/review-splice-sundance-film-festival/31913255
Further evidence that reading …
Monday, February 8th, 2010Further evidence that reading the comments people post on your website never leads to any good: http://nyti.ms/9cjRcx (via @fatboyroberts)
Translation of previous tweet:…
Monday, February 8th, 2010Translation of previous tweet: sprung=infatuated; trickin=enjoying noncommittal physical relations; cut=moved on, ended it.
Trending topic: #youknowusprun…
Monday, February 8th, 2010Trending topic: #youknowusprung. Sample: “#youknowusprung when you trickin and you haven’t cut yet.” I ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS.
