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Monthly Archives: January 2015
3 things about Franklin J. Schaffner’s THE BOYS FROM BRAZIL
The Boys from Brazil [1978] 1. Bare-breasted woman sweeping the veranda. 2. Before burning the place, the thug carefully retrieves the bust and portrait. 3. Chunk out of his leg. Gregory Peck’s dyed black hair and mustache are everything.
Funding update: 26 days to go.
37 backers $3,726 pledged of $15,000 goal What a great spot to be in, heading into the weekend. Hey there, night owls: Go check out the project. Your pledge counts!
3 things about John Irvin’s GHOST STORY
Ghost Story [1981] 1. Gray on gray hair. Gray skin. 2. An unexpectedly touching moment: John pleads for someone to listen to him. (Isn’t that what we all want at the end of our lives?) 3. Half a Rolls-Royce in … Continue reading
3 things about Saul Bass’ PHASE IV
Phase IV [1974] 1. Squished abdomen. 2. Skittering across her navel. 3. “We didn’t know for what purpose. But we knew we would be told.” Pretty fantastic. Why this isn’t better known and applauded is a mystery. It would make … Continue reading
3 things about Jean-Luc Godard’s GOODBYE TO LANGUAGE 3D
Goodbye to Language 3D [2014] 1. Pages of a book. 2. Windshield wipers. 3. Snout. Jean-Luc plays with a new toy for 70 minutes and we get to watch. Whether or not that fits into your idea of fun will … Continue reading
Voyeur’s delight.
In 1990, when I was about 15, I started keeping a diary. I was inspired by The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer (I’m not ashamed to admit it!) and just cracked open a fresh spiral notebook and went to town. … Continue reading
Funding update: 28 days to go.
33 backers $3,451 pledged of $15,000 goal 23% funded! Time to go all in. Later today I’ll be offering a sneak peek at one of the pledge rewards. Till then, go check out the project. Every pledge brings us closer!
3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s DIAL M FOR MURDER
Dial M for Murder [1954] 1. Scissors from her mending basket. 2. Luminous green bedside clock. 3. A bottle of lighter fluid. High-waisted pants, suspenders, a tucked-in necktie. It’s definitely a more involving film in 3-D. Hitchcock is extremely restrained … Continue reading
Funding update: 30 days to go.
31 backers $3,411 pledged of $15,000 goal Holy cats! 22% funded! But the project needs to be 100% funded–or else the deal’s off. Kickstarter is all or nothing. So please. Go check out the project. Every pledge counts!
What we talk about when we talk about color correction.
The biggest item in my Kickstarter budget for Pause of the Clock is color correction. You might ask yourself, what the heck does that mean exactly? Perhaps something like Ted Turner fiddling around with some knobs on a console? Not … Continue reading
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