Tag: 3D
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Blade Runner 2049
A review of Blade Runner 2049 turns into a mini rant about the state of cinema and culture. See, a great movie makes you think. The original Blade Runner has been a piece of art in motion, morphing and changing from the 1982 original (and sometimes maligned) theatrical cut, through to 2007’s Final Cut, where…
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Love
Love is Gaspar Noé’s latest controversial film, exploring sex on film with real on screen sex. Is it a steamy gimmick or an important message? I don’t usually like movies about sex. I just find them boring. Is that weird or universal? I don’t know. But before you judge me, keep in mind that I…
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To 3D? Or not to 3D?
While Gravity was one of the better films to have utilized 3D in the last few years, its use still didn’t really justify its inclusion to me. In the wake of Gravity and the announcement of the likelihood of sequels to Avatar shooting in fall of 2014, I wanted to write another rant about the…
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Gravity
When I saw the trailer for Gravity, I thought it looked sort of like Open Water in space, but my interest was bammed up a notch when I noticed that it was directed by Alfonso Cuaron, who made Children of Men, one of the best dystopian sci-fi movies of the 21st century so far, both…