Femme Fatale Friday: Katie Holmes

Hump Day Posters: My Top 100 Favorite Films 80 to 71

 #80 May (2002)

 #79 Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004)

 #78 The Poughkeepsie Tapes (2007)

 #77 The Wrestler (2008)

 #76 A Clockwork Orange (1971)

 #75 The Black Cat (1934) 

 #74 The Runaways (2010)

 #73 Phantasm (1979)

 #72 The Blair Witch Project (1999)

#71 Secretary (2002)

Films 90 to 81

Films 100 to 91

Femme Fatale Friday: Alexa Vega

Hump Day Posters: My Top 100 Favorite Films 90 to 81

#90 My Bloody Valentine (1981)

#89 Transformers: The Movie (1986)

#88 The Dark Knight (2008)

#87 Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

#86 Lolita (1997)

#85 Team America: World Police (2004)

#84 The Beyond (1981) 

#83 Highlander (1986)

#82 La Femme Nikita (1990)

#81 The Wicker Man (1973)

Films 100 to 91

Femme Fatale Friday: Lauren Bacall Tribute

Hump Day Posters: Tribute to Robin Williams

In light of what happened Monday the post I had planned is on hold till next week. Looking at his unique filmography I realized that I've only seen a fraction of Robin Williams work. Many of them just aren't for me. His style of acting and comedy could be at times amazing and others annoying as hell. For me it was watching Mork and Mindy on TV. Seeing Popeye at the drive-in. Watching The World According to Garp, The Survivors and Club Paradise on HBO. Watching Good Morning, Vietnam with my dad. Later on there was Dead Poets Society, Hook, Jumanji, What Dreams May Come, Insomnia and One Hour Photo. I can't say he was one of my favorite actors or comedians. But I enjoyed his performances in the stuff I did see. Looking back at these movies brings back fond memories of the past. For that all I can say is thank you Mr. Williams. I hope you've found some peace.