After months of waiting, I'm proud to say I'm LAMB #1360! Not much else to add here, except thanks so much for sticking with the blog, readers! :D
Proper post coming tomorrow.
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I'm a LAMB!
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
After months of waiting, I'm proud to say I'm LAMB #1360! Not much else to add here, except thanks so much for sticking with the blog, readers! :D
Proper post coming tomorrow.
Lammys 2012 - For your consideration
Friday, May 11, 2012
If you're a movie blogger there is a good chance you are aware of The Large Association of Movie Bloggers aka The LAMB. If you are not, well then you should be.
As any cinephile would know, awards are the lifeline of all movies. We might hate them, love them, like them, despise them, adore them, dream them, but we simply cannot live without them. In fact, be honest, you already have your Oscar speech ready, don't you?
So, the wonderful people at The LAMB have the Lammys every year to acknowledge the bloggers who work day and night and some afternoons as well to bring to you different film related posts and events.
The film blogging community is a helpful group of people who not only support each other but in the time of need I know will even come out and help a little old' Indian boy win a award or two for his efforts in film blogging... Cough... Ahem!!
Seriously though, this is my first time participating in the Lammys and I'm excited about it. So, if you are a member of The LAMB (and if you have a film blog you should be) then please thing about me when you nominate bloggers in the following categories;
The Best Blog- Alright, it's a long shot, but a shot nevertheless. My blog is full of a number of features and I've always tried to incorporate fellow bloggers and friends into it along with reviewing movies. I've also always tried to do different sort of reviews from time to time, just to break the routine and bring about a change for the readers.
The Best Community Builder/Networking - If you are on twitter, and you should be, then I sure do hope you are aware of #MTOS (Movie Talk on Sunday) which is an initiative I co-founded with a friend of mine and we have been growing and going strong for the past year. Its sole purpose has been to build upon the film blogging community and I'm happy to say we have been somewhat successful in our endeavors.
The Most Prolific- So, I might not be a regular poster on my blog, which I run individually, but I do have four blogs with each one taking some time. So between my travel, photography, personal, and film blog it does mean I sacrifice on a number of things, but then it's something I truly enjoy and plan to continue for as long as possible.
The Best New Lamb- ummm... a sum of all of the above might be a reason to nominate me for this one.
YOU MAY VOTE HERE
Whether you nominate me or not, I would however like to thank you if you have ever visited my blog and especially if you have ever commented on it. My blogging experience has been great over the last year and a half and seeing the traffic increase has been a real boost, so THANK YOU!
Don't You Forget About Me
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
So, the LAMMYs are upon us once again. Which can mean only one thing - it's time for me to begin whoring myself for votes. As you might remember when last year strolled around I found myself nominated a whopping five times. I say whopping because when it came down to it I received a rather strong whipping as well. Not so strong as others (still love you Castor), but still - it was enough to earn me one of the two "Denzel Washington Lonely Tear" awards (Fletch/Rachel - feel free to use that if you need a consolation prize this year). Which in and of itself is pretty awesome.
However, it's not quite as awesome as a LAMMY would be. Oh, I could see it now. Sitting gloriously upon my award shelf next to a bunch of dust and my 2nd Place Karate Tournament trophy from that time when I bested nobody and earned 2nd by default (there were only two people in the competition and they had the trophy anyways). Oh, it would be the shining accomplishment of my life. But, alas, me winning one requires your assistance. My fellow LAMBs, you can prevent forest fires and the breaking of a Uni's heart. And if that makes sense to you, all the more reason.
So, when it comes time for you cast your ballot. When you're weighing the best and the brightest against those you like and kind of enjoy. Simply LiE your ass off and nominate and vote Life in Equinox.
Oh, and in case you need a little insight to what I would consider my core categories:
Best Running Feature - Monday Corner or the Obligatory Two-Pack
Brainiac Award - A critical mind is a terrible thing to waste, but I do my best.
Best Movie Reviewer - Because natural talent like mine only comes along once a week!
Best Podcast - The Film Enigma (expect more on this soon)
Funniest Writer - You know you love it when I pull a funny!
and of course - BEST BLOG (because I honestly don't stand a chance in hell of winning it)
VOTE HERE
You can also vote by clicking on my FYC in the right hand bar! Voting is only open to current members of the Large Association of Movie Bloggers.
Wild at Heart: Lynch in Limbo
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Written for LAMB, the Nicholas Cage blog-fest
Dir: David Lynch, 1990
(Nicholas Cage, Laura Dern, Willem Dafoe, Crispin Glover, J.E. Freeman, Diane Ladd, Calvin Lockhart, Isabella Rossellini, Harry Dean Stanton, Grace Zabriskie, Sherilyn Fenn, Pruitt Taylor Vince)
Ironically, the film starts in Cape Fear, "somewhere on the coast of South Carolina". Mother from hell Diane Ladd (Dern’s real
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