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December 2011
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harpy asked: I'm just going to put one big "like" over your entire blog and get it over with
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WatchTim and I wrote these lyrics at six in the mawnin’ the night before they had to go into the studio to record.
My hands are clasped over your eyes, I’ll take them off you soon It’s overcast but still too bright to look, I promise you
Long at last I Finished with the worst times Now I guess I’ll Settle with a smile The thing that he said on Sunday morning “It should be a crime to...
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“At first, Brand says, he thought fame had given him ‘a forum through which...”
– Logan Hill, “Brand Russell,” New York Magazine (April 2011).
Russell Brand makes some good points in this article but then the writer gets it all wrong interpreting them. Of course, Brand wears shiny suits and intentionally comes off as a cad, but it’s patently obvious that...
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“It might be said that a film, called into being by a cooperative effort in which...”
– Erwin Panofsky, “Style and Medium in the Motion Pictures” (1947).
So ill. This is what it’s all about.
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“Gittes’s preconceptions about women—for example, that the only...”
– Mary-Kay Gamel, “An American Tragedy: Chinatown,” Classical Myth and Culture in the Cinema, ed. Martin Winkler (New York: Oxford University Press, 2001).
Excellent analysis of one of my favorite movies. It’s very clear what Polanski intended with Chinatown, both name and location. The Asian...
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“He tells a joke about a man who practices coitus interruptus ‘like the...”
– Mary-Kay Gamel, “An American Tragedy: Chinatown,” Classical Myth and Culture in the Cinema, ed. Martin Winkler (New York: Oxford University Press, 2001).
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