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“Our world is filled with codes, subliminal messages from Silver Lake to the Hollywood Hills.” –Comic Man, “Under The Silver Lake” 2018’s Under The Silver Lake, starring two-time Spider-Man Andrew Garfield, is the nexus-point where Comic Book CULTure and Conspiracy CULTure meet. Spoilers ahead! via Under The Silver Lake: Or, “The Revenge Of Peter Parker” —… Continue reading Under The Silver Lake: Or, “The Revenge Of Peter Parker” — Fantasy Merchant

Like Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant allowed a camera crew to film his final NBA season with the Los Angeles Lakers. Sources says the footage is still in the editing stages for a potential documentary to be released years from now. source https://foxsportsradio.iheart.com/content/2020-04-27-film-crew-documented-kobe-bryants-final-season-much-like-mjs-last-dance/ via Film Crew Documented Kobe Bryant’s Final Season Much Like MJ’s ‘Last Dance’ —… Continue reading Film Crew Documented Kobe Bryant’s Final Season Much Like MJ’s ‘Last Dance’ — Fox Sports Radio

During a transatlantic flight, Viktor Navorski’s eastern European country suffers a coup and simply (bureaucratically and practically) ceases to exist. Unaware, Viktor (Tom Hanks) lands at JFK eagerly awaiting an NYC vacation filled with Broadway shows and Nike shoes. Instead he finds that his passport has been revoked. He is presently not the citizen of […]… Continue reading The Terminal — ASSHOLES WATCHING MOVIES

Directors think John Cena is a bargain The Rock, but what they’re really getting is an overpriced tree stump. He has the personality of dry, slightly burnt toast. It’s not entirely Cena’s fault. Director Andy Fickman clearly has no vision and no funny bone. He’s not sure whether he’s making a satire or a slapstick […]… Continue reading Playing With Fire — ASSHOLES WATCHING MOVIES

It’s very easy to forget that the monarchy is made up with real, living, breathing people. Extremely privileged people of course, who are often very out of touch with the real world and therefore the people they are meant to represent as well. But people nonetheless. Victoria (Emily Blunt) reminds us that even palaces can […]… Continue reading The Young Victoria — ASSHOLES WATCHING MOVIES

AD – This post contains gifted items but all thoughts are my own I think I speak for a lot of people when I say one of the main things I miss about life before COVID-19 is going on holiday, travelling and experiencing new things. April was actually looking to be one of the best […]… Continue reading 8 Travel Themed Movies To Get You Through Lockdown — Jenny in Neverland

Charles Custer, a retired Chicago lawyer whose startlingly detailed photographs of Route 66 businesses that he and his wife Irene took in the early 1950s were recently re-discovered, died at age 91 in January. The Chicago Sun-Times described Custer’s remarkable life and photographic legacy in an obituary last week. A memorial service had been planned […]… Continue reading Charles Custer, a photographer of Route 66 in the early 1950s, dies at age 91 — Route 66 News

The Western ceased as an artform in early 1993, when Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven closed the chapter on a much-loved and rarely-maligned genre. Westerns were wholly post Manifest United States, though their premise has been recycled through Shakespeare and Kurosawa, setting the human experience against a backdrop of nothhingness – as the desert has sand and […]… Continue reading [2016] Hell or High Water — The Academy Nominees Project

Power can be a frightening subject, but it can also be used to explain away the end of things. Partnerships, whether thrust upon or voluntary, are continuous, minor exchanges of power throughout. When a sovereign directs his subjects to do the bidding of the Crown, the King is exploiting his uninundated power upon ultimately powerless […]… Continue reading [2014] Whiplash — The Academy Nominees Project

Nostalgia is a hell of a marketing technique. It, as a concept, can be sufficiently disaggregated so that each person’s experience is both universal and personal. Lots of new media relies on the unreachable past. There exists, as I’ve written about before, a term called sonder, which means nostalgia for a time not one’s own.… Continue reading [1973] American Graffiti — The Academy Nominees Project