Okay, time for a personal, self-indulgent post - one that'll probably portray me as a kid who didn't have much of a childhood other than watching movies 24-7. But surely some of you out there did this too, right? RIGHT??
I was clearing out my closet last night and stumbled onto my old film log book which I kept when I was 15-16. I'd been looking for it for a long time now, and I thought I threw it out years ago so was pretty stoked to have found it. It's utterly embarrassing and cringey stuff of course but an indispensable find for the nostalgist in me. I get a weird thrill from knowing that on Saturday November 26 1995 1:35pm I went to see The Specialist. And in the same year I snuck into see the very-R18 Color of Night in which you get see Bruce Willis' willy!!
I'm amused by the fact that I was obsessive/anal enough - at that age -
to denote the format I watched the film on, whether it was on VHS, Laser
Disc or SKY (!), and more bizarrely, religiously wrote down the Top 10 Films of the
week after watching Box Office America. Who knows what I was thinking really. Anyway here are a few pages from the scrapbook for the world to gawk at. I know, I know, shut up.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Confessions of a Teenage Movie Geek
Labels:
box office,
film log,
geeky,
growing up,
nostalgia,
scrapbook,
ticket stubs
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