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Author Archives: Sartaj Govind Singh
Review: Pirates of the Caribbean- Salazer’s Revenge (2017)
At this point, the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise has become the cinematic equivalent of a drunken man stumbling to a vague destination using the most inane route possible. As the series has worn on, its beating heart has resided … Continue reading
Posted in 2017, 2017 Films
Tagged blogging, Cinema, film, films, Johnny Depp, movie, movies, Pirates of the Caribbean, Writing
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Review: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992)
Between its sordid soap opera antics and wholesome small-town sensibility; Twin Peaks felt like a sprawling Jungian collective unconscious of Americana that was always shifting to understand its heritage and legacy. In one of the most interesting and eccentric storylines … Continue reading
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Review: Rachel Getting Married (2008)
In Rachel Getting Married, the late Jonathan Demme combines the form of Cinema Vérité with a candid fly on the wall style that has the awkwardness and intimacy of a pristinely preserved wedding video. In fact, in an interview with … Continue reading
Posted in Retro Reviews
Tagged 2008, Anne Hathaway, Cinema Vérité, Jonathan Demme, Rachel Getting Married
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Review: Alien: Covenant (2017)
A covenant is an agreement that can be made between a nation or people. In the context of the new film from Ridley Scott, it’s the name of the colony ship bound for a distant planet to repopulate and start … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, Alien Covenant, blogging, Danny McBride, film, films, Katherine Waterston, Micheal Fassbender, movie, movies, Ridley Scott, Xenomorph
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Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)
Writer/Director James Gunn makes films with the eternal optimism of a nine-year-old, who desperately attempts to get two identical magnetic poles to attract one another. Often his movies contain contrary elements that depending on the subject matter and genre sensibility; … Continue reading
Posted in 2017 Films, Comic Book Movies, Marvel, Review, Reviews
Tagged Blog, blogging, Chris Pratt, film, films, Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn, life, MCU, movie, movies, Volume 2
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Review: Novecento (1976)
Bernardo Bertolucci’s historical epic 1900 (Novecento) is the final film in Kino Klassika’s “A World To Win: A Century of Revolution on Screen.” Inspired by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels’ famous declaration in The Communist Manifesto, the season aims to … Continue reading
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My Brief Thoughts on The Last Jedi Panel, Poster and Trailer
In what has seemed like a wonderfully generational celebration that has unified various disparate fans of the popular franchise; the headline Last Jedi panel felt like a humbling bow to the Galactic festivities in Orlando. Patience was rewarded with new … Continue reading
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Review: Prometheus (2012)
In the warm and pleasant summer of 2012, I left Ridley Scott’s Prometheus with a sense of majestic confusion. The film had cast a spell of bewilderment that has been hard to untangle in the intervening years. This was in … Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Films, Reviews
Tagged Alien, Android, Blade Runner, Cinema, film, films, Micheal Fassbender, Movie review, movies, Prometheus, Ridley Scott, Science Fiction, Writing
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Brief Musings on Movies (March 12th-March 19th)
Wild At Heart (1990) I am fundamentally undecided about David Lynch’s Wild At Heart. A part of me wants to endorse the picture solely for the fiery, passionate and erotically charged love story between Sailor (Nicolas Cage) and Lula. (Laura … Continue reading
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