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Christopher Allen has been writing about comics for six years, and has been writing bios about himself nearly as long. He got his start at Comic Book Galaxy, where he is now Managing Editor, and has written for The Comics Journal, Kevin Smith's Movie Poop Shoot, NinthArt and PopImage; he is also the Features Editor of Comic Foundry. He is currently writing his own comics and was one of the judges of the 2006 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards. Christopher has two children and lives in San Diego, California.

Sunday, April 06, 2008

Meatballs

Not that the 1979 Bill Murray vehicle Meatballs benefits much from being in hi-def, but I DVR'd it and watched it this afternoon, and damn if it isn't still a charming little slobs vs. snobs/coming of age comedy. There's a gentleness there that's absent from most teen comedies, and Murray is very funny in his post-SNL grubby lounge lizard glory. The clothes are an added bonus--the short shorts on girls AND guys, the too-tight shirts, the lack of bras, and Jesus, women really wore thigh high, striped socks back then, huh? I wish American Apparel was successful in their attempts to bring that back, because it’s pretty hot.

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