Cinema Scrawls
This is the film blog of a college student seeking some sort of cinematic education. Basically it's a bunch of musings on film production and analysis, stuff about films I like, and film reviews. I enjoy a wide range of films, from the classics to ambitious art films to lowbrow comedy. Expect anything from Annie Hall to Zoolander.
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Photoset reblogged from Space Monkey Film Reviews
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It’s raining. Forever. And I can’t get my rented video camera wet. This means forcing myself to get creative with outdoor shots, and a lot of filming under umbrellas at the DSAs on campus.
Basically, if I don’t have sufficient b-roll footage now, I’m screwed.
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Photo reblogged from the poor dancing girl she won't dance again
Slim Pickens’ heroic ride in Dr. Strangelove (Stanley Kubrick, 1964)
via vintagegal
(Source: littleplasticthings)
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Photo reblogged from the poor dancing girl she won't dance again
Happiness only real when shared.
Even though I’d already read the book, I still cried when I saw this movie for the first time.
(Source: bstinsons)
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I wrote this paper for class and I’m pretty happy with my analysis so I thought I’d just post this instead of writing up a new review. It’s rather long, and it’s got a few spoilers (although probably nothing you couldn’t infer from the IMDb page on the film). However, here it is!
The Thin Blue Line is a documentary by Errol Morris that argues that Randall Adams, a man accused of murdering a police officer, is innocent, and that the truly guilty party is David Harris, a young man with a long criminal history. This documentary is very notable for its reflexive style, its focus on the difference between perception and truth, and its omission of information in service of its politics.
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Photo reblogged from I need you so much closer.
I can’t get over how great Aaron Paul is as Jesse in Breaking Bad. His acting is great, his character is so well-written… He’s just so believable. The most sympathetic meth dealer you’ll ever see, I’d wager.
(Source: dustinth3wind)
