Showing posts with label Daniel Day-Lewis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Daniel Day-Lewis. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2026

The Movies I Watched in February

The Battle of the Century 1927  5/10 

Berth Marks 1929  6/10 

Blotto 1930  6/10 

Bugonia 2025  7/10

 

Cheers. Season 11 1993  7/10

 

Chickens Come Home 1931  6/10 

Come Clean 1931  6/10 

I criminali della galassia 1966  5/10 

Depeche Mode: M 2025  5/10 

2+5: Missione Hydra 1966  5/10 

Der Fluch der grünen Augen 1964  6/10 

Gangs of New York 2002  7/10

 

The Grand Bounce 1937  5/10 

Kohlhiesels Töchter 1962  6/10 

Koroshiya 1 2001  5/10 

Leave 'em Laughing 1928  6/10

Love 'Em and Weep 1927  5/10

The Mauritanian 2021  6/10

Mayday 2021  5/10 

Murder in Monaco 2025  5/10 

Olowiane dzieci 2026  7/10

 

Our Relations 1936  7/10


Perfect Day 1929  6/10 

Predator: Badlands 2025  7/10

 

Il pianeta errante 1966  5/10 

Queen of Chess 2026  6/10 

Run Away 2026  6/10 

The Secret of Kells 2009  7/10


Send Help 2026 7/10 

 

Should Married Men Go Home? 1928  6/10 

La strage dei vampiri 1962  5/10 

2073 2024  7/10

Unfamiliar 2026  5/10 

Weather Wizards 1939  6/10 

Wicked: For Good 2025  6/10 

Wuthering Heights 1958  6/10 

Wuthering Heights 2026  7/10


 

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Daniel Charms, 31 Plays, #18


A Lynch Trial

Petrov mounts his horse and talks to the crowd about what will happen if an American sky-scraper is erected in the place of the public garden. The crowd listens and seems to agree. Petrov writes something in his notebook. A middle sized man comes out of the crowd and asks Petrov what he wrote in the notebook. Petrov answers that it's personal. The middle sized man insists. One word leads to another and the scuffle begins. The crowd takes side with the middle sized man and Petrov has to save his own life by escaping on his horse. The crowd gets agitated, grabs the middle sized man for lack of another victim and tears his head off. The head rolls over the pavement and gets stuck in the drain. The crowd departs, its passion quelled.