Related Blog Posts
Review: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969)
2 hours ago ago from Gone Elsewhere
(warning: contains spoilers) In both content and style, the late 1960s saw a revolution in American cinema. As censorship was severely reduced, many topics that previously couldn’t be covered were now fair game and this was accompanied by the usage of the latest cinematic tricks, such as zoom-ins and split-screens. While indeed it was a liberating time for cinema, looking back over many films from that era today one gets the sense of ...
Related contentAvatar
18 hours ago ago from u-out.net
Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana star in James Cameron's If director Kathryn Bigelow made the definitive film on the Iraq war this year with “The Hurt Locker,” then James Cameron has just attempted the penultimate film on the war in Afghanistan with “Avatar,” his first film since 1997’s “Titanic.” Where Bigelow’s “The Hurt Locker” takes to the battlefields of Iraq to explore what makes a person enter into particularly dangerous ...
Related contentvisual audio
21 hours ago ago from Faris Hilmi
Video. What is the maksud of Video Well, video comes from the word Visual and Audio. Bila digabungkan. Pufff it became video. hehe. What is so special about a video very very special. Videos aren’t only something that is moving and we can hear them talking. It is much powerful than that. (English terabur sikit) Imagine one video, is put together with another video. It became scene. When this scene is put together with another scene, ...
Related contentAvatar: Spirituality v. Corporate Greed... and I liked It!
21 hours ago ago from Mercy Corner
Avatar: PG-13 for some language, action-violence, and some sexuality (though I am unsure how to categorize the CGI, National Geographic type, near nudity of the alien characters throughout the movie) I knew it would happen. One of my first thoughts as I left the theater was, “Christian culture warriors and political conservatives are going to hate this movie.” Sure enough, I wake-up today to read articles in the New York Times and other ...
Related contentKieslowski: Decalogue (Dekalog)
21 hours ago ago from The Theatre Of The Third Kind
“For 6,000 years, these rules have been unquestionably right. And yet we break them every day. People feel that something is wrong in life. There is some kind of atmosphere that makes people now turn to other values. They want to contemplate the basic questions of life, and that is probably the real reason for wanting to tell these stories. We knew that we had to find extreme, extraordinary situations for our characters, ones in which ...
Related contentRelated News
Nothing to see... move along.
Related Videos
