Books Read: 2006
Submitted by Kza on Sun, 01/29/2006 - 02:19
Tags:
- 25. Sexual Politics and Narrative Film by Robin Wood (12/13/06)
- 24. The Man Who Heard Voices or, How M. Night Shyamalan Risked His Career on a Fairy Tale by Michael Bamberger (10/2/06) [Shyamalan: insecure; Chris Doyle: insane; Giamatti: GOD]
- 23. Ordinary Horror by David Searcy (9/8/06) [Third time's the charm.]
- 22. Hollywood from Vietnam to Reagan... and Beyond by Robin Wood (9/6/06)
- 21. Jaws (BFI Film Classics) by Antonia Quirke (8/28/06)
- 20. Crafty Screenwriting by Alex Epstein (8/25/06)
- 19. Send in the Idiots: Stories from the Other Side of Autism by Kamran Nazeer (8/17/06)
- 18. /Essential X-Men Vol. 4/ (Issues 162-179, Annual #7, and Marvel Graphic Novel #5) by Chris Claremont, Paul Smith and John Romita Jr. (8/10/06)
- 17. /X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga/ (Issues 129-137) by Chris Claremont and John Byrne (7/29/06)
- 16. The Jaws Log by Carl Gottlieb (7/27/06)
- 15. /Essential X-Men Vol. 5/ (Issues 180-198, Annuals 7 & 8) by Chris Claremont and John Romita Jr. (7/21/06)
- 14. Jaws by Peter Benchley (7/18/06)
- 13. /X-Men: Days of Future Past/ (Issues 138-143) by Chris Claremont and John Byrne (7/16/06)
- 12. On Film-making: An Introduction to the Craft of the Director by Alexander Mackendrick & Paul Cronin (7/14/06)
- 11. The Culture Code: An Ingenious Way to Understand Why People Around the World Live and Buy As They Do by Clotaire Rapaille (7/10/06)
- 10. Getting Real by 37signals (4/30/06)
- 9. Decoding the Universe by Charles Seife (3/30/06)
- 8. Winter Light by Ingmar Bergman (3/27/06)
- 7. Sin City: That Yellow Bastard by Frank Miller (3/23/06)
- 6. Hitchcock's Films Revisited by Robin Wood (3/22/06)
- 5. Rio Bravo (BFI Film Classics) by Robin Wood (2/22/06)
- 4. 42nd Street (BFI Film Classics) by J. Hoberman (2/19/06)
- 3. Sin City: Family Values by Frank Miller (2/19/06)
- 2. Sin City: The Big Fat Kill by Frank Miller (2/19/06)
- 1. An Anthropologist on Mars by Oliver Sacks (1/28/06)
Call me crazy, but I get the feeling you sort of have a thing for Jaws.
What makes you think that?
(P.S. From Vietnam to Reagan counts as a Jaws book, too.)
You have to see "Doom Generation" before you read Wood's essay on it. Believe me. ;-)
Good timing -- the book just arrived today! Will do, tho.
Mr. auto_matt_ic... why do you hate the Kza? :-)
What is a "B-O-O-K"?