Sunday Morning! Tarkovsky’s “Stalker” (1979)
The director angrily replied that the movie needed to be slower at the beginning so bored audience members would realize they were in the wrong theater and leave early, thus weeding them out.
The director angrily replied that the movie needed to be slower at the beginning so bored audience members would realize they were in the wrong theater and leave early, thus weeding them out.
The weirdest thing about forgiveness is that in the end it really isn’t about the person you’re forgiving, it’s about you.
A quick take on the young adult movie from 2017, Swallows and Amazons.
Rereading J.G. Ballard’s final novel about consumers who turn to absentminded fascism when shopping loses its appeal.
The show could resort to the expected obvious jokes when these characters meet the salt of the earth townsfolk of Schitt’s creek. But the surprise here is how the show manages to only skirt the cheap gags and predictable slapstick and reveals some heart beneath the trite veneer.
The treatment of honesty on “Better Call Saul” is fascinating because it is REAL.
The “My Favorite Murder” podcast, in which the two hosts take turns telling each other a story about a true-life murder each week, was #1 on iTunes within six months of the first episode. The show soon had a dedicated Facebook fan group and Twitter following (in which I am a late-but-enthusiastic-participant.)
Gravity is disaster movie in space, and while the destruction is dazzling, the characters and script are not.
The game hits store shelves tomorrow, but reviews are up today. So what’s the consensus?
A modest proposal to make NSA searches of electronic communications subject to the Constitution but still effective at national security.
The score for Bioshock Infinite currently hovers around 95%. Some have loved it, others not so much. Everyone though, including those in the middle, have had plenty to say about it. Below Jaybird and I...