Nathan D DavisMy Odditious Night: A Valentine’s Day StoryIt was Valentine’s Day 2006. I had moved to LA six months prior and was still very new to the city and my new life here. To those who do…Feb 11, 2017Feb 11, 2017
Nathan D DavisThe Great Divide: On Loving My NeighborJesus was once asked, “Who is my neighbor?” The question came after a discussion about the greatest commandments, in which Jesus iterated…Nov 12, 2016Nov 12, 2016
Nathan D DavisWhy Queen of Katwe is an Important Film (and You Should See It)I have an awesome job. I market movies at Disney. Some days it feels like a job. Most days I pinch myself and think, “I get paid to do…Oct 1, 2016Oct 1, 2016
Nathan D DavisI Believe in BigfootIt is fall festival season in small towns across America. This weekend my hometown, Kewanee, IL, is celebrating its claim as Hog Capital of…Sep 3, 2016Sep 3, 2016
Nathan D DavisHeracles’ Choice — The Olympic Games and the Human Need for HeroesI’ve been staying up way too late this week watching the Olympic games in Rio. It has reminded me how much we love our heroes. It is not…Aug 16, 2016Aug 16, 2016
Nathan D DavisWhat I learned after spending a day at Pixar and LucasfilmThis past week my work sent me up to the Bay area to meet with our marketing partners at Pixar and Lucasfilm. (Who says your day job has to…Jul 31, 2016Jul 31, 2016
Nathan D DavisThe Best of the NoiseHollywood is mostly noise. The noise I am talking about is not the perpetual drone of the 6 million vehicles that pack LA County freeways…Jul 24, 2016Jul 24, 2016
Nathan D DavisIn Search of a Golden TicketForty-five years ago Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was released into movie theaters. Though critics enjoyed the film, it was not…Jul 7, 2016Jul 7, 2016
Nathan D DavisThe Taunt of the Blinking CursorIn the 1988 Chevy Chase comedy classic, Funny Farm, Chase plays Andy, a sports journalist who quits his job and moves to the countryside to…Jun 23, 20161Jun 23, 20161
