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THIS GUY OVER HERE PRESENTS: 100 FILMS FROM THE AUGHTIES

This 247-page book celebrates one hundred of the new millennium’s greatest cinematic achievements – from contemporary classics to quintessential obscurities, from silly slapstick comedy to mind-bending foreign dramas. 100 Films from the Aughties compiles films from the year 2000 through 2009, as well as brief overviews of each year’s milestones. Utilize the shortlist for quick recommendations, or read the accompanying essays for in-depth insights on each film.

With over a decade’s worth of experience, This Guy Over Here has hand selected 100 noteworthy films as the basis for this book.

BUT THAT’S NOT ALL!

Further your viewing in specific genres such as Action, Romance, Comedy, and Horror with ten additional Top 10 Lists – included in every copy! That’s an additional 100 films for the same low price! 200 films in all!

How can you beat this value?

Have you already seen a selected film? Each of the 100 movies also includes four recommendations of other films that you might also enjoy, so that you can discover new filmic experiences.

On selected eReaders and computers, take advantage of dynamic and interactive content that makes navigating a cinch.

BUT DON’T TAKE IT FROM ME

Take a tour of the eBook with a sample chapter. You’ll find five essays, an overview of the year 2000, a Top 10 List, and more!

Only interested in a list of the 100 films that have found their way into this book? Download the sample chapter for free that includes the table of contents – an organized list of all 100 films.

With love always,

This Guy Over Here

http://thisguyoverhere.com/this-guy-over-here-presents-100-films-from-the-aughties/

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2011 LAMMY FYC Posters - The Best Picture Project and This Guy Over Here: The Best Films of the 2000s

Send me an FYC image and I will post it! I’ll be posting dual FYCs in one post, but if I have to, I’ll increase it to 3 or 4 per post later. The nomination voting period only lasts until May 9th!. When you’re ready to vote, do it here: http://www.misterpoll.com/polls/521956

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Attention all Tramps!

The entire month of September This Guy Over Here is hosting a Charlie Chaplin/Jacques Tati blog-a-thon! In honor of the two filmmaker’s retrospectives that are showing at the famous The Silent Movie Theater in Los Angeles, courtesy of The Cinefamily, This Guy Over Here will be dedicated to the Tramp and Chaplin’s other colorful characters as well as M. Hulot and the brilliance of Jacques Tati.

If you have any articles on either filmmaker that you wish to share in this blog-a-thon, send all links over to thisguy@thisguyoverhere.com and they will be posted periodically throughout the month. Help spread the love and awareness of these two great filmmakers to new generations of movie fans around the world!

And also, if you live in Los Angeles, be sure to take in the films on the big screen!

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This Guy Over Here is a site dedicated to the best and most noteworthy films of the 21st century. Unfortunately not every film can receive the label as “best”. So in an attempt to further the content of the website, as well as providing something unique, This Guy has been releasing his private Viewing Journals as monthly issues.

Now released is Issue #8: August 2010 which contains films like Winter’s Bone, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Animal Kingdom, The Ghost Writer, Salt, Flipped, The Kids Are All Right, and many more!

The mini-eBook is absolutely free to download and contains 36 films from the past, recently released on home video, and currently in theaters. Don’t miss it!

Visit: http://thisguyoverhere.com/viewing-journals/ to download the latest issue as well all past issues.

With love always,
This Guy Over Here

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LAMB Leaderboard updated for May!

A meteoric ascent has seen a certain guy go from not ranked two months ago to runner-up last month, and now This Guy Over Here has claimed the top of the leaderboard as His Place. Congratulations!A pretty normal month for new/returning entrants, with five sites joining or re-joining the ranks of the leaderboard. Meanwhile, still a scant three generic banners over there, again from some newer

For Your Consideration: Plus Trailers, MiNG Movie Reviews, This Guy Over Here, The Movie Snob

Hey you! Send me an FYC image and I will put it up! I don’t care if I get one from 50 sites, I’ll find a way to get them all up, and as soon as possible (the nomination voting period only lasts until May 12th!). When you’re ready to vote, do it here: http://www.misterpoll.com/polls/482056

FYC #34 is for LAMB #308, Plus Trailers.

FYC #35 is for LAMB #455, MiNG Movie Reviews.

FYC #36 is for LAMB #381, This Guy Over Here.

FYC #37 is for LAMB #485, The Movie Snob.

LAMBcast #17

Back so soon? Yes, we LAMBcasters have been a busy group lately, haven’t we?

We now present you with a “special” episode in which we count down some of our favorite foreign (language) films (our primary language being English…kind of). I think I can safely say that of all the LAMBcasts yet, this is the one you don’t want to miss. On hand were a gang of fools, from Nick Jobe to Mike Mendez to Jason Soto to This Guy and myself. We laughed, we cried, we broadened our horizons. That’s followed up by a couple games of Last LAMB Standing and some Trailer Talk, in which we discussed Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and the epic Weird Al biopic.

It should also be noted that this one’s a bit bluer than usual, so use those headphones if there be kids around.

If you’re interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums.

As usual, the music, as provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod’s Incompetech website, is the bomb. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service.

You can find us on iTunes; just go to the Podcasts section and search for “LAMBcast.” And hey - while you’re on iTunes, why don’t you go ahead and either rate the LAMBcast or write a review of it. Better yet, do both! It’ll help us get noticed by the overlords at Apple and earn worldwide fame…or something like that.

Oh, and Happy April Fool’s Day.

LAMBcast #15

While not the longest podcasting session, host Jason Soto presided over what turned out to be the longest single episode of the LAMBcast (the other one was so long it was split into two), and all because of a fat guy named Kevin. Jason was joined by Nick, Tom, This Guy, and Tom’s countryman (and future LAMB, I’m told) Brett as they dissect the works and wisdom of the Clerks auteur. Stay tuned after the credits once more for some more bonus material, this time in the guise of the infamous “Lost” Last Man Standing game.

If you’re interested, you too can be a LAMBcaster - we love new blood! For more information on the LAMBcast, check out the topic at the LAMB Forums.

As usual, the music, as provided royalty-free by Kevin MacLeod’s Incompetech website, is the bomb. Big thanks to Kevin for providing this service.

You can find us on iTunes; just go to the Podcasts section and search for “LAMBcast.” And hey - while you’re on iTunes, who don’t you go ahead and either rate the LAMBcast or write a review of it. Better yet, do both! It’ll help us get noticed by the overlords at Apple and earn worldwide fame…or something like that.

If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, we’d love to hear them - you might even get a mention on a future show.

LAMB #381 - This Guy Over Here: The Best Films of the 2000s.

URL: http://thisguyoverhere.com/
Site Name: This Guy Over Here: The Best Films of the 2000s.
Categories: Reviews (or as I call them, ‘appreciations’), Editorials
Rating: PG-13, rare choice language and seldom adult themes.

What is the main focus of your site?
To seek out the best films of the 2000s. Since I’m only one person though, I realize it’s more of a favorites site than a ‘best of’ site.

What are your blogging goals, personally and/or professionally? In other words, what, if anything, are you trying to get out your blog?
I feel like this is a canned answer, but I’m really doing it for myself. I’d be doing it even if weren’t online (in fact, I do in numerous capacities.) I just love writing about movies, and eventually when I feel I’ve seen the amount of movies necessary to write my eBook, I will.

Do you prefer an interactive community for your blog or are you the teacher and your readers are the students?
I would love discussions on the films I write about. I’ve only had a small amount of interactivity though.

How long have you been movie blogging for, and how frequent do you post updates to your site?
My current site for about three months, but I’ve had movie blogs in the past dating back to 2006. I update the current site twice a day.

Name up to three of your favorite movies (and no more).
Wall-E, Let the Right One In, The Fall

How did you hear about the LAMB?
http://filmforthesoul.blogspot.com/

Any additional comments, or give yourself an interview question that’s not listed above.
The site is pretty self explanatory. Just a note, I do intend on expanding to other decades once I’m done with the 2000s. I also am splintering off into genres, like: http://thisguyoverhere.com/horror/ and plan to do so with romance, holiday & family, and comedies.

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