Star Wars doesn't really fall into my area of expertise, and not being terribly interested in it, I've not made an effort to familiarize myself with...
Couldn't one make identical claims for a great many, if not most, contemporary Hollywood blockbusters? Using colour to highlight significant objects...
Well, I don't know if it can be anything, but I would say that my approach differs from D'Angelo's insofar as I try to take what Roger Ebert called a...
This is exactly what I don't understand about extended cinematic universes (and a fair amount of "prestige" television): you have to invest all this...
On a certain level, I don't care what other people watch, read, listen to, etc., because it doesn't affect me. That said, I still judge them for it....
Just to clarify, the point I was trying to make was less about the documentary per se (which, again, I haven't seen) than about the coverage of it in...
I haven't seen the documentary (in Canada it's streaming on a service called Crave, which I don't have), but if it were only a primer on the case for...
Speaking of Burnett, I just found out that the National Gallery of Art is currently streaming a selection of Billy Woodberry's films, including Bless...
It may be my favourite Burnett so far, surpassing Killer of Sheep in narrative fluidity and My Brother's Wedding in technical polish (from what I've...
Just because... Le Beau Serge (Claude Chabrol, 1958) mild Hangin' with the Homeboys (Joseph B. Vasquez, 1991) mild Il grido (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1957) warm
The last book I read was... Theogony, Works and Days, Elegies by Hesiod and Theognis