filmmaking
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If the world were a just place we would have five Shang-Chi films at this point. Simu Liu would be in every fourth movie made and I would be eating soup dumplings at least one night a week. Alas, the world is unfair, Shang-Chi is nowhere to be seen and I can’t recall the last…
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It’s possible you may be detecting a pattern emerging with these posts. Watching John Wick 4 led to me overcoming my aversion to facial tattoos (they were there I just can’t prove it) and giving Ballerina a chance. Both films surpassed my expectations to such a degree that I then considered The Continental on Peacock.…
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If you’ve read much of anything I’ve posted you know I fixate/focus on filmmaking a good deal. Over the past twenty years I’ve delved into the differences between digital and analog filmmaking. I think I’ve learned a great deal doing so and I also think I’ve come to the conclusion that this issue is one…
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(This post contains massive spoilers) I’ve decided to dive into writing about the world of Dune, mostly because I’ve been reading the books and watching the films for several years. I know my wife is sick of hearing my thoughts about anything Dune related and trying to collect my thoughts regarding part two has left…
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If, somehow, neither of these titles is familiar to you then know we had radically different childhoods and that you are about to be blessed. Both of these films are directed by Savage Steve Holland whose most recent film is Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave (2020) and who is credited as animator on the show…
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Typically I write about older films in this category but in the case of the Fall Guy I am making an exception. Why? Because for some reason this film (supposedly) did not find an audience last year, which is absurd. So here I am trying to shine a little light on a wonderful movie. What…
The Writings of John Ryan Sullivan 