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Well, a week away from work with a cold has allowed me to finish my second book in the reading challeng, Which Lie Did I Tell? by William Goldman. This is a follow-up to Goldman's Adventures in the Screen Trade chronicling Goldman's life as a prominent Hollywood screenwriter. Goldman is best...

I have just completed my first book of the HTF reading challenge. It is Somewhere in the Night: Film Noir and the American City by Nicholas Christopher (I don’t believe it is on the list). There may be no cinematic genre, school, what have you that has been more discussed in books than Film...

Well I have the CD! Whoo-Hoo!! I rule! OK, enough self-glorification... I cannot say really if it is worth getting separately, how much is it? I haven't explored it too much to say if it is worthwhile. Off the top of my head I do not think I would pay more then $10 for it. I have not seen...

Al: Yes, $55 includes the book, a supplement titled something like "How to Watch Movies" and the CD-Rom...which I have not looked at yet.

Al: I could probably pick up the sixth edition at my school bookstore. That is where I got my copy. It is about $55. Seeing as how you live in Boston have you tried the University bookstores around town there?

Here is a list of movie-related books I have already read. 1) Round Up the Usual Suspects: The Making of Casablanca - Bogart, Bergman, and World War II Fascinating if you love this movie, because it really outlines how magic was produced in the studio system. 2) Adventures in the Screen Trade...

It's interesting that this is brought up. I am taking a night class at the local City College, as part of my never-ending desire to get my butt off the couch, called Film Art and it is using the book Film Art previously mentioned. Looking forward to it. The book is actually in it's sixth...