Filmbobbery began in 1999 as a desire to write about movies and celebrate the Academy Awards each year.  For the previous few years I had produced programs predicting the Oscars, and then recapping the results afterward.  Finally I decided that […]

This fortieth, final and penultimate issue is printed on white paper and is 48 pages in length.  It announces the end of the publication and thanks all the contributors (and regular subscribers) who made it a reality.  The Movies Worth […]

This thirty-ninth issue is printed on white paper and is 40 pages in length.  It tries to encourage readers to participate in Oscar predicting, and carries all the nominees, statistics, trivia and predictions involving the 2008 Oscar race one can […]

This thirty-eighth issue is printed on white paper and is 40 pages in length.  It suggests using local libraries as movie archives (both by borrowing from them and contributing unwanted DVDs to them), and explores the literary efforts of Janet […]

This thirty-seventh issue is printed on white paper and is 40 pages in length.  It notes my desire to write about older movies, offers eighteen recent release reviews (in a new format), a cinema book recommendation (and trivia test), eight […]

This thirty-sixth issue is printed on white paper and is 40 pages in length.  It notes the notable number of show business deaths of early 2008, offers eight Movies Worth Rediscovering and fifteen recent release reviews, an “event” movie recap, […]

This thirty-fifth issue is printed on white paper and is 36 pages in length.  It carries no special article, but amazing coverage of the 2007 Oscar race, including all the nominees, statistics, trivia and predictions for which one could ask. […]

This thirty-fourth issue is printed on white paper and is 40 pages in length.  It makes the case that westerns are making a big comeback, revisits more Screen World “Promising Personalities,” and judges just who are the greatest western stars […]

This thirty-third issue is printed on white paper and is 40 pages in length.  It announces changes in the publication format, offers twice the usual number of Movies Worth Rediscovering entries (8 became my standard as of this issue), offers […]