a few things to do in 2008

1. visit my family.
2. screen "When Life Was Good" at a film festival.
3. complete 2 feature films (hopefully at least one with a budget).
4. find the money for a decent HD camera.
5. find inner peace (or at least visit it once or twice).
6. rent an office.
7. find more time to read.
8. find more time to walk the dogs and watch movies.
9. launch some webisodic entertainment.
10. shoot the Strawberry Splits pilot.
11. more trips to Tofino with Kelly and the doggies.
12. spend more time hanging out with friends.

notes on JUNO

" David Edelstein at New York finds that "The relentlessly jokey banter of Buffy the Vampire Slayer is taken to a screechy new level. Every character’s wisecracks come from the same place, like in bad Neil Simon." He's also unimpressed by the fact that "The jokes disappear for the end of each segment, when you’re supposed to shed a little tear." Michael Koresky at indieWIRE deems the film "self-satisfied" and writes that "taking a step back from the hype, it's hard not to feel like this aggressively clever, ultimately sentimental high-school comedy is less true seasonal counter-programming than just another Hollywood wolf in indie sheep clothing."

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