1. Tilda Swinton on the State of Cinema, 2006 - Awardsdaily
Jun 19, 2014 · At least we made her whiter than white, the ultimate white supremacist, and we managed to railroad the knee-jerk attempt to make her look like ...
Recording this week’s Oscar Podcast, we touched briefly on Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 winning the Palme d’Or at Cannes. We speculated about the jury that year, 2004. Craig Kennedy found the the jurors on a list online and named them: Quentin Tarantino, (President), Kathleen Turner, Tsui Hark, Peter Von Bagh, among others, and Tilda Swinton. This morning trying to decide how to approach Only Lovers Left Alive, I stumbled upon a treasure. I learned that Tilda Swinton delivered the State of Cinema address at the San Francisco Internatuonal Film Festival in 2006. Hoping to find it on youtube, I was only able to locate a 5-minute clip. But the transcript exists at several sites so I’d like to share it.
2. The 100 Best Horror Movies of the 21st Century - Slant Magazine
Oct 15, 2024 · ... jerk awake but find their muscles unresponsive. Rather than ... The Best Horror Movies on Netflix Right Now · The 100 Best Horror Movies ...
These films shocked us by plumbing our deepest primordial terrors.
3. Orion and the Dark Movie Review | Common Sense Media
Mar 14, 2024 · Violence & Scariness. Orion's fears, which he sketches in a book (and which come alive), include murde ; Language. "Hell," "heck," "butt," "jerk, ...
Child faces fears in book-based fantasy; peril, scares. Read Common Sense Media's Orion and the Dark review, age rating, and parents guide.
4. Natalie Cincotta, Author at Not Even Past
... jerk job. Bank executive Al (Fredric March) gets into trouble for offering ... Mudbound (2017, Dee Rees, Netflix). “In the post-World War II Jim Crow ...
Films about historical events have enormous power to affect us, both to enlighten and to mislead. Historical films are perennially popular, often because they tell history through individual lives, because they invent characters and add personal, emotional drama to events that we want to learn about. Those same fictionalizing qualities make them great tools for teaching history. It has never been more urgent to train students to recognize how all stories — from those told by the most inventive narrator to the most professional historian — are told from particular points of view, shaped by the context of the storytellers’ lives.
5. World Poll 2018 – Part 2 - Senses of Cinema
Jan 30, 2019 · Terror Nullius (Soda Jerk, 2018) – I very much liked the spirit of ... The most dominant trend that is prevalent in filmmaking and film exhibition ...
6. Brad Pitt - Pompous Film Snob
Jun 3, 2011 · You're going to go back, drink your drink, go home, jerk off and that's all you're gonna do. ... Werner Herzog. With Nicholas Cage, Eva ...
Posts about Brad Pitt written by Frank Mengarelli
7. Blog — Cole Stratton
Jun 8, 2022 · NETFLIX / Redbox / Apple TV / Amazon ... Please pass this on, and don't be a jerk – picks are subjective and I did this just for fun.
8. Film – Mead Public Library Blog
Oct 4, 2024 · If prestige pictures aren't appealing, fear not, I just re-ordered a copy of Sausage Party (2016) and The Jerk (1979). Mead also owns a ...
Posts about Film written by Sydney Anderson, Molly, Ryan, and Jennifer
9. Coraline (film)/Credits | The JH Movie Collection's Official Wiki - Fandom
... Werner. Maryjane Dunne VFX moco op/matchmover. Nic Marrison VFX assistant ... Jerk Wad. Rated PG MPAA Rating ID (2001) ...
Full credits for Coraline (2009). Dakota Fanning Teri Hatcher Jennifer Saunders Dawn French Keith David John Hodgman Robert Bailey JR. and Ian McShane Lead Animators Travis Knight Trey Thomas Eric Leighton Phil Dale Concept Artist Tadahiro Uesugi Art Directors Bo Henry Tom Proost Phil Brotherton Storyboard Supervisor Chris Butler Editors Christopher Murrie Ronald Sanders Visual Effects Supervisor Brian Van't Hul Music by Danny Elfman Supervising Animator Anthony Scott Director of Photography Pet
10. Day: January 1, 2013 - The Movie Rat
Jan 1, 2013 · I fight Netflix indecisiveness so anyone that great that makes ... The knee-jerk reaction too many have when rating a film is thinking ...
9 posts published by bernardovillela on January 1, 2013
11. March 2015 - PINNLAND EMPIRE
Mar 24, 2015 · Portraying a jerk should come easy to a guy like Chevy Chase given ... And with the growing number of indie & foreign films popping up on Hulu & ...
I had the pleasure of reviewing Abel Ferrara's latest film Welcome To New York for CutPrintFilm.
12. Oliver's Twist | Page 2 - WordPress.com
... jerk. That list of directors above would've been doubled in size, at least. But we'll never know the wonders that we'll never see, taken from us forever by ...
Read all of the posts by Oliver's Twist on Oliver's Twist
13. Martin Scorsese Explains the Difference Between Cinema and ...
Nov 6, 2019 · ... jerk reactions: the battle of superhero movies versus the art form ... Netflix and other streaming services may open up unique opportunities, but ...
Scorsese has eloquently clarified his position on film versus cinema in a New York Times op-ed.
14. Superheroes. Seriously. | Scanners - Roger Ebert
Dec 14, 2012 · Say what you will about the jerk who gives out unfair speeding ... If Bale wasn't much of an actor, I don't think a director like Werner Herzog ...
If I say that I'm not much of a fan of comic-book or superhero movies, it's not because of the source material but because of the movies made from them. Comics fans haven't been as ill-served by the movies as video gamers, but I've noticed that even some of the most fervent appreciations of "The Dark Knight" carry an undertone of defensiveness, almost as if surprised that the filmmakers would treat this "crusader in tights" material seriously, instead of as camp. (Let's just not mistake "serious" for "dreary" or "pedantic.") "The Dark Knight" has been praised as "the best superhero ever made" -- or even "the first great superhero movie," but even if I thought those things were true, they sound like backhanded praise to me. How sad would it be if it took until 2008 for somebody to claim they'd seen "the first great horror movie" or "the first great comedy," to name a couple other still-disreputable labels? As I've said, I don't think "TDK" is an exceptionally strong or resonant movie, but it never occurred to me to think less of it because it's about characters named Batman and the Joker. The way I look at it, a metaphor is a metaphor. Batman or the Joker or Spider-Man can become cinematic metaphors as rich and evocative as Achilles or Nosferatu or Carrie or Jesus. Why not?
