Sunday, March 05, 2006
FINE
Rob called me out, so I'll go ahead and do this, just for the amenable intra-Halosphere relations:
Four Jobs I've Had in my Life in L.A.
I've only had two; one in high school and a bit in college, and another from my just after graduating college until the present day. Both have been unremarkable office jobs.
Four Movies About LA I Could Watch Over and Over
In alphabetical order, and using a somewhat liberal definition of "about" LA based on that of my predecessors:
The Big Leboswki: The ultimate twentieth-century LA noir.
Blade Runner: The ultimate twenty-first-century LA noir, even though it was released in 1982, and the Director's Cut some time later.
Boogie Nights: The underside of the dream.
Chinatown: Water!
Collateral: Beyond being a crackerjack movie, it really respects and captures the geography of our distinctly large city.
Die Hard: Okay, it's not really about LA, but the Century City cityscape is ever-present, so I'll count it.
Go: Don't get all 818 on me, Claire.
Jackie Brown: A part of LA that has nothing to do with my life, but I like it nonetheless.
LA Confidential: Great dramatizaion of the intersection between crime, entertainment, and the LAPD that brings them together.
The Limey: LA killed Terence Stamp's daughter. He's not impressed.
The Long Goodbye: It's okay with me.
Magnolia: This is Something That Happens.
Point Blank: Do not mess with Lee Marvin.
Short Cuts: Magnolia is inconceivable without it.
Swingers: Every single moment rings true.
Yeah, that's more than four. Your point? I bet there's a lot more I forgot about.
Four Places I've Lived All Over L.A. (With Food Memories From Each)
Reseda: A nearby restaurant owned by a relative, which I will leave nameless for mystery
Chatsworth: San Carlo Italian Deli on Devonshire and Mason
Westwood: The LaValle on-campus eatery
Where I Live Now: Tito's Tacos
Four LA-Based Websites I Visit Daily
See that thing on the sidebar that says "Halosphere"? Pick four of those.
Four of my Favorite Foods Found in LA
Bacon-covered hot dogs on the streets of Hollywood or outside the Rose Bowl.
Tito's Tacos.
Versailles.
Pink's.
Four LA-Themed Shows I Love(d) to Watch
Once again, alphabetical, but this time they're actually about LA, no doubt about it:
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Yes, there are people in Los Angeles who really live like this.
Entourage: Except for the money and the beautiful women, this show is actually identical to my life.
It's Like ... You Know: Tragically short-lived, finally met its match when ABC needed to make space for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. In one episode, the characters sat around watching a high-speed pursuit on TV.
The Shield: It's gone from decent to simply amazing and breathtaking. Inspired by Rampart, it asks questions of conscience that we'll never be able to answer.
I guess I could count Alias and 24 (excepting season one), but the fact that they are based in LA isn't intrinsic to them.
Four Places in LA I Would Rather Be Right Now
Honestly, I can't think of a one.
Four People To Plague With Furthering This Harrassment
Pass.
Rob called me out, so I'll go ahead and do this, just for the amenable intra-Halosphere relations:
Four Jobs I've Had in my Life in L.A.
I've only had two; one in high school and a bit in college, and another from my just after graduating college until the present day. Both have been unremarkable office jobs.
Four Movies About LA I Could Watch Over and Over
In alphabetical order, and using a somewhat liberal definition of "about" LA based on that of my predecessors:
The Big Leboswki: The ultimate twentieth-century LA noir.
Blade Runner: The ultimate twenty-first-century LA noir, even though it was released in 1982, and the Director's Cut some time later.
Boogie Nights: The underside of the dream.
Chinatown: Water!
Collateral: Beyond being a crackerjack movie, it really respects and captures the geography of our distinctly large city.
Die Hard: Okay, it's not really about LA, but the Century City cityscape is ever-present, so I'll count it.
Go: Don't get all 818 on me, Claire.
Jackie Brown: A part of LA that has nothing to do with my life, but I like it nonetheless.
LA Confidential: Great dramatizaion of the intersection between crime, entertainment, and the LAPD that brings them together.
The Limey: LA killed Terence Stamp's daughter. He's not impressed.
The Long Goodbye: It's okay with me.
Magnolia: This is Something That Happens.
Point Blank: Do not mess with Lee Marvin.
Short Cuts: Magnolia is inconceivable without it.
Swingers: Every single moment rings true.
Yeah, that's more than four. Your point? I bet there's a lot more I forgot about.
Four Places I've Lived All Over L.A. (With Food Memories From Each)
Reseda: A nearby restaurant owned by a relative, which I will leave nameless for mystery
Chatsworth: San Carlo Italian Deli on Devonshire and Mason
Westwood: The LaValle on-campus eatery
Where I Live Now: Tito's Tacos
Four LA-Based Websites I Visit Daily
See that thing on the sidebar that says "Halosphere"? Pick four of those.
Four of my Favorite Foods Found in LA
Bacon-covered hot dogs on the streets of Hollywood or outside the Rose Bowl.
Tito's Tacos.
Versailles.
Pink's.
Four LA-Themed Shows I Love(d) to Watch
Once again, alphabetical, but this time they're actually about LA, no doubt about it:
Curb Your Enthusiasm: Yes, there are people in Los Angeles who really live like this.
Entourage: Except for the money and the beautiful women, this show is actually identical to my life.
It's Like ... You Know: Tragically short-lived, finally met its match when ABC needed to make space for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. In one episode, the characters sat around watching a high-speed pursuit on TV.
The Shield: It's gone from decent to simply amazing and breathtaking. Inspired by Rampart, it asks questions of conscience that we'll never be able to answer.
I guess I could count Alias and 24 (excepting season one), but the fact that they are based in LA isn't intrinsic to them.
Four Places in LA I Would Rather Be Right Now
Honestly, I can't think of a one.
Four People To Plague With Furthering This Harrassment
Pass.
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