formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In its exploration of themes like paranoia, voyeurism, and loneliness, Hitchcock’s Rear Window strikes a familiar chord with the social media climate we live in today. Source: Why Hitchcock’s ‘Rear Window’ Mirrors Today’s Social Media Age
Chinese filmmakers Hu Sang and Xiaoning Feng go to great pains to conflate China and Tibet as simpatico cultures unified against the West in these samples of Chinese Cinema filmed through a Communist lens. Source: Chinese Cinema Through a Communist … Continued
The 2009 hit film Avatar was a watershed event for Imax Corp., and the release of the long-awaited sequel has underlined what investors see as a strong case for shares of the large-screen theater chain at a time when movie-going … Continued
For decades, Deakins’ eye has been one of the keenest in movies. It’s not easy to pinpoint what makes a film’s cinematography identifiably Deakins’ work and yet it’s obvious. Something about how seamlessly the images connect. A sometimes wry perspective. … Continued
James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 returns. The film was shot on RED V-Raptor by the RED shooter, Henry Braham, BSC. IMAX categorized the film as “Filmed for IMAX” and released an ‘IMAX trailer’. Source: IMAX Certifies the … Continued
Harkins Theatres, Arizona’s homegrown movie theatre company, reports that advance ticket sales for the highly anticipated Avatar: The Way of Water has sold more advance 3D tickets than any other movie. Source: AZ Big Media Harkins reports record-breaking advance ticket … Continued