Everybody's Got A Movie Blind Spot!
Eraserhead is a truly ambiguous and almost unsolvable film. Attempting to decipher is message proves to be difficult at best. Is this entire thing a dream or reality? Are we watching events that are actually taking place or is this all in the mind of a character, or more importantly, in the mind of... Continue Reading →
What is there to consider when one is a successful and regaled pop singer in Paris in the early sixties? “As long as I’m beautiful, I’m alive,” she says with confidence. A woman whose life is portrayed as easy as long as there are no bumps in the road. Her life is artifice. She is... Continue Reading →
The Searchers was released at the peak of the western in cinematic history. There were great westerns before and after this movie, but there are few that exemplify the genre as well as The Searchers. However, it wouldn’t be my first recommendation to someone who is new to the western. It has the all the... Continue Reading →
FADE IN: INT. THE LONG HALLWAY A tall, thin, and handsome man with brown hair in a white jumpsuit stands a long hallway. The floors and walls are covered with a reflective material. The hallway creates prism-like representations of himself that surround him, but none are complete. The many angles create a refracted, shattered image.... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB_oNEneINs It's more complicated than it needed to be but its fun as hell and I had fun making it. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVAN0A6OWE4 Watch The Film For Free Here Life has become better, life has become more fun! Come join the circus. We’ve got everything figured out over here. Our economic system is perfect and is to the benefit of all. Our cultural landscape is also perfect, everyone is accepted as equal. Perfection has been achieved and... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYhfPkkS1tA More Game Than Film Mini Doc
Fritz Lang’s M is a film with a simple premise and like most well remembered and taught films, is filled with layers of complexity. Film characters are not always an easy good versus evil. In M, someone in the town is murdering children and the citizens are in an obvious and well-deserved uproar. The narrative... Continue Reading →
On October 30th, Disney announced that they had acquired Lucasfilm from owner and creator of Star Wars George Lucas. If “breaking the internet” was a thing yet, this might have been called that. Fans collectively either felt joy or sadness but something was felt. A disturbance in the force. Have you felt it? Shortly after... Continue Reading →
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