Monthly Archives: July 2021

Films Seen in 2021 Part 6

Posted on July 31, 2021 by Thomas Mets

This is a continuation of observations on films I’ve seen this year. For this group, I added four sub-challenges: five movies by female directors, five Russian movies, five Shakespeare adaptations and five movies that were nominated for Academy Awards last … Continue reading →

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Judicial Philosophy

Posted on July 30, 2021 by Thomas Mets

One thing I’ve observed when listening to discussions about policy on conservative and progressive podcasts, or reading articles about the matter, is that conservatives tend to care about legal rationale, while progressives focus more on results. This got me thinking … Continue reading →

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Films Seen In 2021 Part 5

Posted on July 12, 2021 by Thomas Mets

This is a continuation of notes on films I’ve seen this year. For this batch, I’ve had a few sub-goals: five French films, five films from AFI’s list of the funniest movies ever, five films by actor-directors and because I’ve realized … Continue reading →

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