Monthly Archives: January 2012

Movie Review: Midnight in Paris

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Josh Hornbeck

I wonder if living in the past is just a part of the human condition.  It’s so easy to find ourselves reliving past glories or rehearsing our embarrassments and failures.  We long to return to a simpler time, an easier … Continue reading →

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Resolutions and Happy Endings

Posted on January 28, 2012 by Josh Hornbeck

As I mentioned in my last post, towards the end of December I was at a staff Christmas party, sitting at a table of people that I’m still getting to know, when the conversation turned to movies.  Someone brought up … Continue reading →

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A New Year, a New Writer’s Block

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Josh Hornbeck

About six months ago, I had an epiphany.  For years I have thought of myself as a writer, plain and simple.  It didn’t matter to me what the medium was – playscripts, film scripts, fiction, essay, reviews, poetry, etc. – … Continue reading →

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