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State of the Labyrinth

Hello, friends of Cinematic Rabbit Hole. It’s been a while.

It’s been six weeks since my last entry.

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Have you ever began reading an article on Wikipedia, but got sidetracked by a link within the article? You end up in a whole different article where you undoubtedly find yourself intrigued by another link to a whole different article? Eventually, you clicked enough links, made enough cross references, that you can’t even remember what article you started reading in the first place. That’s the general idea at Cinematic Rabbit Hole. Only you don’t have to click anything. Just one film somehow connected to another. And then to another. And then to another. A labyrinth of loosely-connected movies. Hosted by one writer who enjoys waxing poetic about the films that inspire him.

Aaron Polk is one of three writers who discuss film at Three Nerds and a Movie. A former playwright, he now makes his living in a blue-collar job that isn’t nearly as much fun, but pays him more. Obsessed with comic books, classic rock, and Clint Eastwood, he’s seen Pulp Fiction approximately two hundred times. He lives in Illinois with his wife and children.

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