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Celluloid in Black and White: May 2013
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Celluloid in Black and White. A blog about black me and Old (read “white”) Hollywood. Monday, 27 May 2013. You Don't Like Black People? 8220;Of…of course I do” I stuttered as I pointed weakly to the pictures of Ella Fitzgerald (she was not a movie star, but oh that voice! Why was I holding these white screen icons up as my models of beauty, accomplishment, and decency? Why were my walls not covered with images of black icons, not just from the cinema, but from politics, history, and world affairs? I star...
Celluloid in Black and White: January 2015
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Celluloid in Black and White. A blog about black me and Old (read “white”) Hollywood. Sunday, 11 January 2015. Sidney Poitier, Mike Brown, and the Myth of Black Exceptionalism. You know what’s funny? I don’t even remember the first Sidney Poitier movie I saw. What I do remember is the feeling I had watching him move gracefully on my television screen: pride. He carried himself like a king. Heat of the Night. Into evidence as a visual depiction of America’s deep-rooted and violently intense fear of ...
Celluloid in Black and White: Sidney Poitier, Mike Brown, and the Myth of Black Exceptionalism
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Celluloid in Black and White. A blog about black me and Old (read “white”) Hollywood. Sunday, 11 January 2015. Sidney Poitier, Mike Brown, and the Myth of Black Exceptionalism. You know what’s funny? I don’t even remember the first Sidney Poitier movie I saw. What I do remember is the feeling I had watching him move gracefully on my television screen: pride. He carried himself like a king. Heat of the Night. Into evidence as a visual depiction of America’s deep-rooted and violently intense fear of ...
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Celluloid Heroines
Everybody's a dreamer. Everybody's a star. Everybody's in showbiz - doesn't matter who we are. Tuesday, October 9, 2007. Here's Comes Me, Fellas! 1 Tim Burton's appearance in the video dating shop in Singles. He's only, like, the next Martin Score- seeeze. 2 Basically any Alfred Hitchcock cameo, but I particularly like the double bass he lugs around in Strangers on a Train. 3 François Truffaut in Close Encounters of the Third Kind. 4 Roman Polanski slitting Jack Nicholson's nose in Chinatown. So, if you ...
Celluloid Heroes | Movie Reviews! Hot! Juicy! Ready to Eat!
My Star Ratings Explained. My Content Ratings Explained. AFI 100 Years 100 Movies. Roger Ebert’s Great Films. Gone But Not Forgotten. How Do You Rate. Part I: PG-13 is the Spawn of Satan. Part II: No Adults Need Apply. Part III: Do It By The Numbers. The Unrated Director’s Cut. The King’s F Word. Let Film Be Film. The 3-D Time Bomb. This Was No (Digitally Enhanced) Boat Accident! Give Me That Old Time Physical Media. My Other Stuff…. Opinions on Other Matters…. Running time: 108 minutes. Are like abortio...
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Celluloid Hut
Wednesday, May 21, 2008. THE SHORT AND UNEVENTFUL LIFE OF CELLULOID HUT. And, uh, beer (so please explore Hedonist Beer Jive. Than about film – and I consume the former two far more often than I do the latter one. So I’m gonna retire this thing and not keep up the façade any longer. Thanks for checking it out, those of you who did – and here are a few Celluloid Hut awards that I leave you with:. ROBERT DeNIRO (70s version). Best Film of the 60s:. Best Film of the 70s:. Best Film of the 80s:. Anyway, I...
The Most Beautiful Fraud In The World
The Most Beautiful Fraud In The World. Sunday, 16 January 2011. And now for something completely different. Watching Shaw Brother’s 1980 anthology last night I was struck by the remarkable difference in the approach to superstition between the West and the East. Both culture have a health dose of ghosts and spirits and mean-spirited dead beings but the way they are depicted in popular culture differs so very drastically. Both stories clocked in at 45 minutes and both managed to surprise drastically: just...
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Celluloid in Black and White
Celluloid in Black and White. A blog about black me and Old (read “white”) Hollywood. Sunday, 11 January 2015. Sidney Poitier, Mike Brown, and the Myth of Black Exceptionalism. You know what’s funny? I don’t even remember the first Sidney Poitier movie I saw. What I do remember is the feeling I had watching him move gracefully on my television screen: pride. He carried himself like a king. Heat of the Night. Into evidence as a visual depiction of America’s deep-rooted and violently intense fear of ...
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Celluloid in Cinders, Sold Slowly
Celluloid in Cinders, Sold Slowly. A blog. Well, that was a given. I like words. And, I like pictures. This way, trifling thoughts and random photographs aren't homeless. Monday, September 22, 2008. Alright, fine, this is hardly the first time Disney has been compared to Satan, but really? Against a smiling mouse with oversized. You could have at least picked Roger Rabbit. Then he would have had a legitimate reason to ask who framed him. You know, if he was real. From the Daily Express:. According to a t...
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Cowardly Lion's Roar
My Top 10 Movies by Year. Wednesday, October 19, 2011. I like a woman with an arse you can park a bike in and balance a pint of beer on". Links to this post. RATING: ☺☺☺. You only need five minutes of Micmacs. I particularly liked the fact the protagonist, a video club clerk, is so amazingly smart, a characteristic I attribute to the long hours of watching movies. I rather like this explanation better than a bullet in the head ;-). Another not to be missed work from Jeunet. Links to this post. When you w...
celluloidisdead | Over Budget Filmmaking in 1,462 Easy Steps
Over Budget Filmmaking in 1,462 Easy Steps. How To Con Cannes. May 16, 2012. Want your film to play Cannes next year? Follow my simple advice and your micro-budget, audible cringing, barely talented actors may grace the screen at Le Croissette next year. While there shall be some morally questionable suggestions, feel free to modify and interpret my guidelines to suit your holier-than-thou (or Satan-worshipping, depending on your belief … Continue reading →. How To Con Cannes. Berlinale 2012: An Odyssey.
Clip Six | The trials and tribulations of a Production Assistant in Hollywood
Personal Practices and Beliefs. The trials and tribulations of a Production Assistant in Hollywood. Stay updated via RSS. Graham Dougherty. Filmmaker. This blog is a collection of my movie reviews and the rules and philosophy that guide my filmmaking. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 1 other follower. Posted: October 5, 2014 in Reviews. Feel free to follow, like, and share! I engage those that do likewise. Build a we...
