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  • November 11, 2022November 11, 2022

The Revision: Blue Is the Warmest Color

Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux in Blue Is the Warmest Color

On the surface, the story should work effectively as a movie, but Abdellatif Kechiche’s Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013) is mostly an odd mess and one that doesn’t do the tenderness of the graphic novel justice.

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Letterboxd

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  • The Ballad of Wallis Island, 2025
  • The Wizard of Oz, 1939

The Batter’s Eye

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  • The Batter’s Eye: Hardball: The Girls of Summer
  • The Batter’s Eye: Weeds on Fire
  • The Batter’s Eye: Again
  • The Batter’s Eye: The Battered Bastards of Baseball
  • The Batter’s Eye: 42
  • The Batter’s Eye: How Do You Know
  • The Batter’s Eye: City Without Baseball
  • The Batter’s Eye: If the Sun Rose in the West
  • The Batter’s Eye: A League of Their Own
  • The Batter’s Eye: Major League
  • The Batter’s Eye: Field of Dreams
  • The Batter’s Eye: Eight Men Out
  • The Batter’s Eye: Bull Durham
  • The Batter’s Eye: Lee Jang-ho’s Baseball Team
  • The Batter’s Eye: The Natural
  • The Batter’s Eye: The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings
  • The Batter’s Eye: Bad News Bears
  • The Batter’s Eye: Bang the Drum Slowly
  • The Batter’s Eye: Damn Yankees
  • The Batter’s Eye: Rhubarb
  • The Batter’s Eye: Angels in the Outfield
  • The Batter’s Eye: The Jackie Robinson Story
  • The Batter’s Eye: Take Me Out to the Ball Game
  • The Batter’s Eye: It Happens Every Spring
  • The Batter’s Eye: The Pride of the Yankees
  • The Batter’s Eye: Up the River
Ai Yazawa manga & a cool T-shirt. I'm going to see how much I have left in me for NYC for the rest of the day. Fort Tryon Park, The Cloisters & then the Hilma af Klint exhibit at MoMA. That was focused on her botanical paintings, which are lovely, but I like her abstract stuff better. Still, I'm glad I got to see it. Forgive my sweaty face and frizzy hair. It's humid and I climbed 10,000 stairs to get here but I finally saw these in person! Worth it! Cabaret was amazing. More thoughts later. I hope Orville Peck does more theater. Off to NYC. One of my gifts is randomly finding four-leaf clovers without really trying. Or in this case, a five-leaf clover. It's 1975 night! No real reason for this. We'll just pretend 1975 wasn't 50 years ago or anything so we don't feel old. -The Cure:  Standing on the Beach: The Singles Madonna - Madonna
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