Saturday, June 29, 2002

A Beautiful Mind
Return to 1984
John Nash is Winston Smith from Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. Don’t worry, Winston. Big Brother is here to help you.

Return to 1984
John Nash is Winston Smith from Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. Don’t worry, Winston. Big Brother is here to help you.
Documenting Rural Poverty
A moving near-documentary of rural poverty, says this Amazon reviewer.
Workers of the world, do it again.
This is the twentieth century of the mind. Memories forever.
Home Alone 4?
Life in the Big City, as seen by young optimists who leave small towns to follow their dreams.
Pure as the Driven Snow
Love (or something) in the ruins. Ever since Little Boy, Japan and the U.S. have been co-enablers in a mutual identity problem.
The Commodification of Memory
Let us sell you your memories.
The Cult of the Everyman
Hollywood’s love letter to the left brain: “Interpret Me!”
The Cinema IS the New Cathedral
The Truman Show as DSM V Category
When You Have to Run and Pee During the Film
True Grit and Canada
TIME magazine mock-ups in movies
The Princess Bride as Grading Rubric
Let’s Hope This Isn’t The Only Way Tree of Life Could Win
I’ll take my clothes off, and it will be shameless…
The Descendants on the Couch
Cinemetrics
“Nuked the Fridge” is the new “Jumped the Shark”
You Can’t Judge a Book by Its Cover, but You CAN Judge A Movie By Its Poster
These are the movies of The Moviegoer
Hollywood Star Makes Good
Synecdoche, New York
Truman Burbank, Call Your Office, STAT
Brent Plate Gets Even Closer to the Core of The Tree of Life
Life Imitates Art Which Imitates Life
Hell Burns for The Tree of Life
Slavoj Zizek Goes to See Transformers