Out of the Inkwell
Thursday, May 31, 2007

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Damon Wayans was a cool guy – very professional yet funny and loose at the same time. It was a pleasure to speak and with him and I would h...
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Wednesday, May 30, 2007

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Hey I was the radio again. I love radio. Always have since I was a mere boy and beardless youth. While I love writing and publishing, there ...
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Tuesday, May 29, 2007

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Memorial Day musing... Yeah, this will undoubtedly tick off a few folks who will first tell me I don't have the right to feel this way b...
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(That's me pointing my finger at another newspaper guy while on a panel at Western New England College) Well, today is my birthday...the...
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Wednesday, May 23, 2007

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Go over to That's Thirty for a new post.
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Documentaries dominate this week's DVD column. Secrets of the Dead: Dogfight over Guadalcanal This PBS series re-examines historical eve...
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Hey, here's the cover of my book by the uber-talented artist (not the race car driver) Mark Martin. I'm quite excited. The good folk...
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Wednesday, May 16, 2007

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I meant to put this up here weeks ago, but it slipped my mind. "Grindhouse" was a great experience and was an intersection of two ...
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Monday, May 14, 2007

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Ah, joooooooooooooooooy! There are so few films more blissfully complete in their wrongness as "From Here it Came." If you thought...
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Here's a press release I received today. Interesting food for thought. I'll be curious to see how far this gets in the corporate ow...
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Friday, May 11, 2007

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Hey, new stuff over at Animation Review! *** One of my great pleasures in life is to look through a box of my stuff at home and discover th...
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Tuesday, May 08, 2007

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Here's a couple of scans from the entertainment listings from the Springfield MA, daily from the late 1930s. I can't quite imagine...
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Monday, May 07, 2007

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I look forward to spring. I enjoy seeing the shoots of plants in the garden pop up. I enjoy the warmer temperatures. I like being awakened b...
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Thursday, May 03, 2007

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Documentaries dominate this week's DVD review column. Fired! One might argue that when Woody Allen fired actress Annabelle Gurwitch from...
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Western Massachusetts is an area rightly proud of its many colleges, so undoubtedly the tragedy at Virginia Tech has resonated pretty deeply...
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Here's part three of the Kong article. Sorry this took so long, but this week has been a grinder...not a sandwich.
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Sunday, April 29, 2007

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We saw Dom Irrera last night and I laughed so hard at times that no sound came out of my mouth! Although at time stunningly profane, Irrera...
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Here's part two of the Kong article.
Saturday, April 28, 2007

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Something for the big monster fans Here is the first of three posts of an article from a 1933 Popular Science story on how the sound effect...
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Remember when comic books used to be "funny books?" No, well that's because if you're not a middle-age geezer like me, yo...
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Mike Dobbs
Hi, G. Michael Dobbs (call me Mike). I’m a writer, film historian, college instructor, and former radio talk show host with now 30 years experience in mass communications. Currently I work as managing editor for Reminder Publications in western Massachusetts and edit four weekly newspapers read by about 120,000 to 130,000 people every week. My blogs have nothing to do with my employers, their advertisers or my staff. These are my words. If you don’t like them, blame me. My specialty in film history is animation. I was at one time a nationally recognized animation authority through my position as editor of Animato! and Animation Planet, two magazines for animation fans. “Fame,” such as it was, was fleeting. I’m working to complete my book on the Fleischer Studios, though. Here are my blogs: Out of The Inkwell is an all purpose commentary site; That’s Thirty is about the media; Made of Pen and Ink is my Fleischer book site and Animation Review is the place for people to discuss what’s good and bad in current animation. Hope you visit frequently. I update things fairly often!
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