Sorry for the lateness of today’s post; I’ve been waiting for my Sympatico/MSN DVD column to go online, but obviously something’s holding it back this afternoon.
Instead, I’ll throw to another of the site’s columnists: Sean Francis Condon, who writes the surprisingly cheerful “Random Sampling of Things I Hate” column … and who, it turns out, has my back on the whole state-of-Canadian-film thing.
With the big party for Canada’s Top Ten just a couple of days away, and “Passchendaele” and “Blindness” set to hit DVD stores in the next couple of weeks, it seems like something people ought to read.
My lord, that was a difficult read. Sean needs to put down the thesaurus when he writes.
Ah, there’s no shame in verbosity. And I like the flow once he gets going.
Hey, Norm… Didn’t know you’d seen the column. And, not to sound too gladhanding about it – though, no doubt, this will – thanks for being the messenger in the crosshairs on this issue.
And, Josh, sorry… I don’t even own a thesaurus. For some reason, I talk that way. I don’t take offence. People still think I talk funny.