I'm only semi-appreciative of what J.D.
Salinger has brought (thus far)
to the literary table, so I don't much trouble myself with the
speculation that surrounds his silent years. Ron Rosenbaum
is always worth reading, however, and he crosses the threshold of the
Ramakrishnah-Vivekananda Center of New York searching for clues as to
what preoccupied the (ostensibly) productive writer's intellectual
life. Now I have preoccupations of my own — thank you, Mr.
Rosenbaum.
“Dated” SF movies have their own
peculiar charms. So, has Mad Max aged well? How about The
Road Warrior?
How about Mad Max:
Beyond Thunderdome?
(Don't answer that last question . . . rhetorical, you know.) What
makes a movie — particularly SF movies — look dated?
"Does this look . . . date me?" |
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