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The Good, the Bad, and “Unhinged” starring Russell Crowe

It wasn't easy, but we made it through 2021, folks! It was a tough year for all of us. Social distancing has done a lot to change our daily lives and habits. Everyone had their own way of coping, from taking up new hobbies to adopting puppies. Me? Well, I did adopt a puppy, too, but I also doubled-down on my love for movies more than ever before. Read more [...]

Exquisite Corpses

I noticed an interesting trend when looking at the list of nominations for Best Picture at the upcoming 93rd Academy Awards. Judas and the Black Messiah tells the story of the murder of Fred Hampton and the Black Panther movement of the 1960s through the lens of a crime thriller. Mank tries to recontextualize the narrative behind one of the most Read more [...]

The Wild Bourgeois

"This was going to be my last," Pike Bishop murmurs into his whiskey after a botched robbery of a railroad office results in the decimation of his gang. "I'd like to make one good score and back off." His partner, Dutch, his voice dripping with venom, snaps "Back off to what?" The question hangs ominously in the air as the two friends stare Read more [...]

The Year of Movie-cal Thinking

2020 hasn't been the best year for anyone, and Bobcat Territory was no exception. For the first time since we started the site we went through a multiple month streak of not posting a blogcat. This will be the first one since July. There are a whole bunch of reasons why it became difficult in the latter half of the year to summon the energy to Read more [...]

Herding Cats

It's common to refer to three year olds as "Threenagers," due to their attitude and lack of cooperativeness. Were my oldest daughter to have already turned three, I would have titled this blogcat "Three(NineFive)nagers."  Alas, she is a mere 2.5 years old as it stands today - so it just didn't feel right. But I also didn't want you to think Read more [...]

Why So Unserious?

A few days ago was the 100th day of my self-quarantine. Your mileage may vary, depending on exactly where you live, but all of us are around the same point. At least 3 months of stay-at-home, wearing masks, Zoom calls, and gazing wistfully out windows. The current course of the pandemic makes it seem unlikely that this will change anytime soon. How Read more [...]

Toddler Thoughts

My eldest daughter is almost two and a half years old. She's in fine toddler form: She likes Easter-egg hunts. She enjoys hiding colored plastic eggs in our backyard, and has even gotten pretty good at finding the ones she herself has hidden - she can usually get 5 out of 7 without help. She always negotiates on time. We'll offer her Read more [...]

Some Thoughts in the Time of a Pandemic

Not long after the start of the new year I had, at the time, what seemed like a really good idea. I wanted to tell this story about the last year of my life from St. Patrick’s Day 2019 to St. Patrick’s Day 2020. It was a year peppered with some pretty big changes, milestones and life events. I planned to start putting it all down into words Read more [...]

Pong Wins Above Replacement, Part 3

What better way to spend this quarantine than looking at pong statistics? Today, I am going to return again to the idea of "Wins Above Replacement" (WAR) for pong. You may recall a couple of years ago we touched on this topic, but calculating WAR on the level of the team. You can read the two installments on team WAR here: Pong Wins Above Replacement, Read more [...]