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Tag Archives: film
Formula Zero
The Onion brutally satirizes Hollywood and its formulaic, politically correct, and downright cheap storytelling techniques.
A Taste of British Lesbianism
British lesbians rate Rachel Weisz as their top celebrity sexual fantasy. It’s a fine choice in my opinion, particularly in her 1930s bob-cut incarnation as Greta Szabó in one of my favorite movies, the Hungarian historical epic Sunshine.
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Tagged 1930s, celebrity, film, Greta Szabó, Hungarian, Hungary, lesbian, lesbianism, movie, Rachel Weisz, sex, sexual fantasy, Sunshine
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Matthews and Madame
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews likes to use the premise of Anne Fine’s novel and later film Madame Doubtfire as a political analogue. Trouble is, it never makes much sense when he does. Eric Trager pronounces the analogy “incomprehensible.”
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Anne Fine, Chris Matthews, Eric Trager, film, Made Doubtfire, Mrs. Doubtfire, MSNBC, novel
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Build Delta City
Detroit Mayor and national embarrassment Kwame Kilpatrick has been ordered to prison for violating the terms of his bond on dubious grounds. Remember in the movie Robocop, where the evil corporation wanted to completely level Detroit and rebuild a new … Continue reading
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Tagged bond, corporation, Detroit, evil, film, jail, Kwame Kilpatrick, mayor, movie, OCP, prison, Robocop, utopia
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Just One Catch
Logan’s Run gets a beautiful new poster by Tom & Liz Muller.
Nouveau Western Revisited
This post of stills reminded me once again of how gorgeous the landscape cinematography was in Brokeback Mountain. Also reminded me of what a friend of mine described as its secret: “You’re in the Canadian Rockies. Turn the camera on.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Brokeback Mountain, Canada, cinematography, film, landscape, movie, Rocky Mountains, stills, western
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Pick Flick
Hillary is Tracy Flick. HT: All of it
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Tagged Alexander Payne, film, Hillary Clinton, movie, Slate, Tom Perrotta, Tracy Flick, video, youtube
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Brezhnev Rap
Fabulous video of scenes in the Soviet Union in 1983. From the author: “We entered Moscow with a tourist visa, a tiny super8 camera, b/w film material and a nice piece of hashish. we wanted to know how Moscow did … Continue reading
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Tagged 1983, film, hashish, Leonid Brezhnev, Moscow, movie, rap, Soviet Union, super8, youtube
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Night of the Comet
Well look at this. An entire fan site devoted to Night of the Comet. The film that answers the question of what would happen if two cute 80s valley girls were the last people alive in postapocalyptic L.A. Greatness, is … Continue reading
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Tagged , 1980s, Catherine Mary Stewart, dance, eighties, film, keyboard, Los Angeles, movie, Night of the Comet, valley girls
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The New Media Zombie Apocalypse
image: Dead Central (see alternate posters at ZNN) George Romero is evidently taking on the dynamics of social networking and new media culture, in his latest apocalyptic zombie film Diary of the Dead. George, in an interview for the AP: … Continue reading
Posted in Blogs, Culture, Lee's Page, Media
Tagged Blogs, Diary of the Dead, entertainment, film, George Romero, Hitler, horror, Michael Moore, movie, myspace, new media, social networking, undead, youtube, zombies
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Idi Amin’s Uganda
Somewhat dated but excellent documentary on the psychopathic depravity of Amin’s rule. The moment of macabre high comedy, in which Amin declares he has unilaterally withdrawn his army from Tanzania in the name of neighborly brotherhood during the Ugandan – … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, documentary, film, Idi Amin, movie, Tanzania, Uganda, Ugandan-Tanzanian War, video, youtube
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