Showing posts with label thief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thief. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 05, 2014

Link Round-Up: New Views

I promise to get better at updating this quicker so anyone who wants to know what I'm doing will not be confused. So here we go.

I am now writing for Variety. Yes, *that* Variety. I am honored to join a team that includes Scott Foundas, Peter Debruge, and Justin Chang leading the charge, among many others. I'll have a few reviews in the month of February, but for now my first piece is on Freezer, a not so good movie about Dylan McDermott trapped in a freezer. Gotta start somewhere.

Were you looking for my Top 10 films of 2013? I talked about my choices with Keith Uhlich on The Cinephiliacs, which you can listen to both Part 1 and Part 2. My choices also come in a list-handy form on Letterboxd.

Thief came out on Blu-Ray via The Cirterion Collection, so I wrote about how Thief is still pretty awesome over at The Film Stage. I also edited this fantastic conversation on the film between Jordan Cronk and Nick Usen at To Be Cont'd.

Jean-Claude Van Damme re-teamed with Peter Hyams for Enemies Closer. Could have been better, but not the worst way to spend January at the movies. I reviewed over at In Review Online.

On The Cinephiliacs: Noah Isenberg, the author of the recent biography on Edgar Ulmer, and former Film Society of Lincoln Center slash New York Film Festival programmer Richard Pena. Both are excellent listens.

On Letterboxd...The Wolf of Wall Street, Dangerous Game, Chaplin's A Day's Pleasure, Herzog's Nosferatu the Vampyre, Howard Hawks's Red Line 7000 and The Big Sky, Cukor's The Women, Wellman's Lady of Burlesque, The Freshman starring Harold Lloyd, The Color Wheel, Shanghai Express, Hong Sang-Soo's In Another Country, Arthur Penn's The Chase, The Typhoon with Sessue Hayakawa, Aldrich's Emperor of the North, and Minnelli's Gigi.

I finished my graduate degree. More TK on what follows.

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Screening Log: Mann Edition


            No notes for this screening log, but I’m really excited to write about the film I’ll be discussing below, which I technically saw last week (I only had seen two films last Sunday so I held my log back a week).

-Black Angel, 1946. Directed by Roy William Neill. 35mm projection at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
-Thief, 1981. Directed by Michael Mann. 35mm projection at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
-As You Desire Me, 1932. Directed by George Fitzmaurice. 35mm projection at Film Forum.
-Hello, Sister!, 1933. Directed by Erich von Stroheim. 35mm projection at Film Forum.
-The Great Silence, 1968. Directed by Sergio Corbucci. 35mm projection at Film Forum.
-The Price of Power, 1969. Directed by Tonino Valerii. 35mm projection at Film Forum.
-Pulp Fiction, 1994. Directed by Quentin Tarantino. DVD. 

Sunday, June 03, 2012

Interlude: Image of the Day

Click it to see it blown up in all its abstract glory.