"The work which becomes a new genre itself, will be called..."
One late night in 2002, in between waking and dreaming, I came to find the half focused images of gun silhouettes firing against stark backgrounds on the tube. At the next blinking of my eyes I dozed off and reawakened to see what was the seductive body of a woman bending over towards a man.
Before I knew it the morning had come and thus my sleepover at my…
Juliette Binoche has a way of emoting without putting forth a lot for you to see and immediately understand. A distant stare without words can be one of many things going on inside of Julie. Going off that observation I feel I can equate my feelings about "Blue" in a similar line. There's a lot to say about it but I can't exactly articulate it, I just feel sort of washed over without a face to define my experience.
Having just attended a recent 20th anniversary event of Cowboy Bebop in Ontario, CA, I thought it was a fitting opportunity to express my love affair with the series, and in particular, its film, which has entertained, thrilled and moved me on a personal level for the better part of my teenage years and adulthood. Cowboy Bebop became a bridge of sorts, linking together two cultures and in the process it opened the eyes of western audiences to what Japan…
Robocop: and how moving up the corporate ladders takes guts.... and lots of blood.
Still a freakishly violent and satirical piece of science fiction that doesn't stray away from Murphy's heart. In an otherwise lesser movie we'd see more of the flashy armor and weaponry in action, but whereas with Robocop we're treated to something deeper than visual flairs and squirting blood packets...... for which there are many here.
Be it A DOLLAR! or several to rent or own, its still worthwhile.
