This blog started as a movie log way back in 2003. Neither
Watson (the super computer) nor Holmes (Watson’s detective sidekick) was
interested in maintaining a movie log, so the responsibility fell on a nameless soul in Arctic
America. If you feel like reading jokes about the above mentioned part of America, they are here. (I have since moved to Washington's wine country and continue hiding out as an Indian in the American West.)
For the sake of anonymity I hide under a fictional profile called
Different Drummer (yet another one.) But please don't
misunderstand that I am an authority on drums. I won't be able to tell a snare
drum from a bass drum and the only drums I've ever owned are ear-drums. Nor am
I any different from any of you, it is just a name.
About 20% of the movies I watch make
it to these pages, the rest are gobbled up by my powerful Procrastinator
machine. I try not to do spoilers as spoiling the fun is not my thing. Before doing the current Jack London-Alexander Supertramp gig in the white Northern wilderness (and now in the Pacific Northwest) I used to live in the warm humid tropics of India and got to the Arctic by the way of California.
Movies are how I reconnect to reality - an outcome totally
unintended by movie makers. Hollywood movies inform me that far down south beyond the borders of my snow atlas the
contiguous United States really does exist. Bollywood and regional Indian language movies re-establish it repeatedly that India remains more awe-inspiring than the most
bizarre vision on the weirdest hallucinogenic trip Beatles ever had at
Mahesh Yogi's retreat.
In addition to a movie log this is also an experiment of sorts, to
find out how long can an Anti Social Blog survive in today’s overly networked world.
Facebook walls, Twitter #tags, Tumblr posts, Tiktok videos, Instagram posts, YouTube reaction videos or any other social
media promotion or #tags have not been used or abused by this blog. It is just a tool to keep me writing. Some days I drum on the key board and posts appear here, most days I don't. If you
wander by, welcome and enjoy your stay. If you drop a note or a comment it'll be reciprocated although it might be late (than never.) So long.
Signed
Yet another different drummer
2 comments:
it's so fascinating that to know a blog is exist like this. you are not from the past but from the future. all the best!
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