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Thursday, August 2, 2007
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A man of the relative left
My latest bloggingheads.tv diavlog is up, with Byron York of the National Review. Among the topics discussed: 1) The latest Gallup poll about the 2008 race and what it means (a segment during which I become a human graphic);Go check it out. I still like the idea I proposed in the first minute of the exchange, which is to shoot a film noir version of bloggingheads. But only if Megan McArdle plays the gun moll. posted by Dan on 08.02.07 at 08:33 AM Comments: What might that look like? Black & white, smoke-filled rooms, a woman in a detective agency? posted by: Kevin Sullivan on 08.02.07 at 08:33 AM [permalink]The Dark Corner (B&W, 94 Min) -- 1947, Dan Drezner, Byron York, Poster of Salma Hayek -- Rated TV-PG for Mild Obsessive Behavior, Cigarette Smoking, Odd Sartorial Choices) Tepid drama where a couple guys talk about politics in a darkened room with ventian blinds and a distracting blinking neon light. If the hotel room is so crummy, how come they have wi fi? "My Dinner with Andre" without the food. D-. Best Line: "I liked the way she crossed her legs...just a little right of center." posted by: Appalled Moderate on 08.02.07 at 08:33 AM [permalink]I'm not from the generation that produced the most film noir (like you are), but I don't think film noir movies have the level of giggling that would happen in a conversation between you and Megan McCardle. posted by: Dave B. on 08.02.07 at 08:33 AM [permalink]The human graphic is great. Well done, Dan. I believe you may have discovered the area of your comparative advantage and can now trade for other items. Post a Comment: |
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