There are lines from the movies that creep into our everyday speech. When someone acts all-knowing, not because he knows shit but because he has internet access, I like to quote the first line from Rutger Hauer’s famous monologue in Blade Runner.
When something is wrong, it’s more dramatic to quote Obi-Wan Kenobi than to just say “Something is wrong.”
Draft in my handwriting. If I’m not rushed I like to write out the draft in my notebook. This way when I type it onto my computer I can edit at the same time. If I’m rushed I write on the computer directly, although I have written articles on mobile phones. Usually if the piece is important to me I do a handwritten draft. It’s easier to collect your thoughts and organize them on paper. On a computer there are too many distractions—you spend an extra three hours googling things at random.
Read Vampire-Killing Priests and the RH Bill, my review of Priest, in interaksyon.com.
This, uh, review first appeared in Today and is collected in Twisted Flicks. Click on the image to enlarge.
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