
Amir Soltani joins The Tenth Dispatch to discuss CERTIFIED COPY
Cinematic Passion & Perspective
Superzero takes flight, Jon and Jandy invite us into their kitchen, and Andrew considers the art of criticism.
As a quiet weekend approaches, I discover What She’s Having, I turn to Tristesse for all my Cannes coverage, and hold up another page from The Gospel According to Huls.
Talkin’ Blind Spots with bloggers from around the world. Mette, Shantanu, Getter, Jason, Dani and Amir all drop by to talk about their first time.
I was ill-equipped to hold court with black private dick that’s a sex machine to all the chicks. So for once, I asked for guidance.
It was bound to happen eventually: The realization that I wasn’t as blind as I thought. But what would that mean for the first watch of this classic?
Something tells me that if he ever wanted to, Alfred Hitchcock could have made a terrifying film about a tree full of chipmunks. The man was just THAT good.
I often sit down to watch action films from times gone by and wonder “What do people see in this?”
This wasn’t one of those times.
How do you create a comedy that will last? You begin with the assumption that your audience isn’t a bunch of idiots. Armed with that assumption, its amazing how well a comedy can endure.