dreaming out loud ( film )
dreaming out loud (feat. shari short) - photronique [ official lyric video ]
i should so be writing a lesbian film. ninety percent of them suck out loud, quite frankly. got a good lesbian film plot of your own? let’s take a meeting .
song (youtube link )
dreaming out loud
is a song by photronique featuring shari short. it was used for elliana and jojo' s duet
fan favorite
in mini mayhem .
it was active, creative and innovative. on 4 - 5 th july 2017, we organized film workshops on no hate speech within one of our international projects ‘dreaming out loud: building a more inclusive and tolerant europe engaging youth in receiving refugees’ .
dreaming out loud received generally mixed reviews from music critics. andrew leahey from allmusic gave the album 3 out of 5 stars, and noted that
the album still sounded derivative, almost as if it were mimicking the popular trends that tedder helped create with his production gigs. none of this made dreaming out loud a bad album, particularly, but it did make it an unoriginal one, and tedder continued to fare better whenever he was writing for groups other than his own .
[ 4 ] blogcritics wrote a very positive review, stating that
dreaming out loud is full of hopeful ballads and a couple of rock songs, and reveals onerepublic' s vocal and musical talents .
[ 1 ]
script was honored as a winner of the long island film festival screenplay competition .
: the sound design, which was so sharp and loud from the hissing of those damned cockroaches to the snipping of those scissors helps as well. it
in the film, arranged, shared values bridge the faith divide in an unexpected way .
from a male perspective, it’s easy to identify with world - weary salary slave carl (david morrissey) as he calculates out loud the number of hours he spends travelling into and out of waterloo station (37 days a year). just as familiar is what happens to him each morning, when he calls out “see you later” as he leaves for work, only to be met by silence from his two stroppy teenage children and his preoccupied wife (olivia colman) .
- - onerepublic, native - no. 52 - - the band' s third album becomes its second to sell a million copies, as it sold another 3, 000 in the week ending march 1. its total sales rise to 1. 002 million. the group' s last album, 2009' s waking up, has moved 662, 000. its 2007 debut, dreaming out loud, has sold 1. 1 million .
if you’re lucky enough to live in a city that offers gay and lesbian film festivals, screenings and events, perhaps you’ve seen or heard about a film called the gymnast, starring everything relative co - star dreya weber. i just happened to read the synopsis of the film in this month’s newsletter from newfest, a new york city - based lgbt film organization. here’s what the gymnast is about :
injuns gear their lives to dreams. and what an injun dreams, no matter how farfetched, will wait until he dies to come true. the white men - - they' re different. the only time they dream is when things are going their way. i' m no expert on the subject, but it seems to me that what sitting bull does is a hell of a lot cheaper than mounting a wild west show... which is dreaming out loud .
dreaming out loud is the debut studio album by onerepublic. the album was released on november 20, 2007 by interscope records. the album was recorded between 2004 and 2006 and it was produced by greg wells, with two songs produced by singer ryan tedder, and was engineered and mixed by joe zook. the album follows two years of massive success on myspace; the band had appeared in myspace music' s top artists since early 2006, with over 28 million total song plays counted .
one of the amazing things about another oh hae young is that it makes you cry one minute, laugh out loud the next, and then fall in love. this song represents the heartache of lost love and the pain of old memories that haunt both our leads at the beginning of the drama .
ultimately, dreaming out loud isn' t going down in history for any particular reason, nor will it abscond with any critical kudos. it' s a pop album, pure and simple. you can' t blame a label for wanting to capitalize on a sudden goldmine, but you also can’t help but wonder if these golden boys can come up with something a bit more original when the spotlight comes around for a second go. only then will we see if they have anything to truly apologize for .
in the film, arranged, two women bridge the muslim - jewish faith dvide through shared values and friendship .
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in the segment of the film that explores the many ways that neighborhoods were changed by the riots, special attention is given to mclaughlin' s original stomping ground, the vailsburg section of newark. that chapter of the film is introduced by
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i don’t know why the plot summary made me laugh, but it did. perhaps it was the vision of the masseuse, deformed by her accident, unhappily massaging people (with her good hand) all day while dreaming about hot aerial artists .
this is a delightful film with a positive, substantive message. it deserves more viewers than its somewhat confusing title might attract. arranged, as in arranged marriage, conjures up for many images of child marriage and forced marriage. this film does not attempt to downplay the abusiveness of such practices. rather, in this film the “arranging” of marriage refers to family engagement in the process of searching for a suitable spouse .
this film was made possible, in part, by a grant from the nj council for the humanities, a state partner of the national endowment for the humanities. any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations in this film do not represent those of the neh or the njch .
the ballad of narayama
is a japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. what a space it opens…
kristy: mention of “the accident. ” i mean, even the opening is the two boys running through the woods, then elias loses lukas and calls out for him .
like many of the best comedies and tragedies, this weimar - era silent film understands how each mode is often a hair' s breadth from the other .
reviewed at berlin film festival (competing), feb. 9, 2015. running time: 117 min. (original title :
als wir traeumten
)
alright written by michael quinn, daniel goffey and gaz coombes performed by b. b. brunes courtesy of warner music france by arrangement with warner music group film & tv licensing
, featuring adrienne shelly, ally sheedy, and gill holland. the pilot was included in the vail film festival, and the 1st annual independent tv festival in los angeles .
it' s firmly established throughout the film that american psycho' s lead character has an obsession and extreme hatred of paul allen, but it' s that passion that could easily explain how everything involving allen' s murder just played out in bateman' s head. what we see play out with the newspaper, the raincoat, and the axe is merely an extremely vivid false reality. it even makes sense that bateman could have heard about allen taking a trip to london, and incorporated it into the fantasy via the outgoing answer machine message that he leaves .
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then, having realized her dream of reentering the demanding world of gymnastics, said masseuse goes to vegas, where my mind turns the whole film into a trapeze version of showgirls .
but when rochel spots a handsome, single orthodox jewish student withkind, bright eyes in a university study group with nasira’s brother, some dreaming and scheming ensue. the most helpful person along the way proves to be her muslim friend nasira, who comes up with a humorous ployto bring him to the attention of the women helping rochel find a husband .
crushed dreams and loss of stability following the collapse of the berlin wall are the main themes of andreas dresen’s disappointing “as we were dreaming, ” a hard - edged drama about a group of friends coming of age just as the cold war ends. stuffed to the gills with fights, strobe lights and anarchic energy, the well - played [ … ]
kristy: i mentioned that in my review, the beginning feels like a modern fairy tale. but to avoid spoilers, i left out how the torture scene picks a totally disparate aesthetic. so let’s get into the twist .
the boys realize she’s wet herself, and free her temporarily so she might clean herself. she takes this moment to escape, running out the door onto the patio only to be tripped on a trap. she falls face first on cement, the sound of her teeth cracking resounding before the film cuts to black. she waits up bound once more, this time in the living room, surrounded by candles and flanked by her sons .
: let’s begin with what for many is a breaking point in the film - the torture scene. when i saw it, everyone was squirming, and one critic later admitted they had considered leaving altogether during it .
for both of them, their awayday affair seems to have been an expensive, but ultimately worthwhile, excursion. carl has rediscovered his rightful place with his family, while sally has used him as a first - class ticket out of an unhappy engagement .
kristy: i realized maybe thirty seconds before mother says lukas is dead what the deal was. and i let out a low groan, because i was so filled with dread and also so stunned i hadn’t realized it sooner. but the film masks it beautifully with the tone - it feels like a dark fairy tale, so you take a lot of its style for granted. even the original title offers a clue: ich seh ich seh translates to “i see i see. ”
' s director, kevin mclaughlin always strives to have a great soundtrack in anything he produces. in this case, he' s been very lucky to have some of his favorite music artists contribute to the film' s soundtrack .
from the opening scene, when dani finds mark strung out on heroin in an abandoned cinema, viewers know they’re in for the chronicle of a downward spiral. tension with the skinheads forms a key element, especially since dani has the hots for a girl nicknamed starlet (ruby o. fee), who turns out to be the main squeeze of their chief antagonist. alcohol, drugs and a general feeling of semi - lawless stagnation permeates everything and acts like a straightjacket, preventing any of the pals from moving forward .
crushed dreams and loss of stability following the collapse of the berlin wall are the main themes of andreas dresen’s disappointing “as we were dreaming, ” a hard - edged drama about a group of friends coming of age just as the cold war ends. stuffed to the gills with fights, strobe lights and anarchic energy, the well - played pic feels like a late arrival in a long line of movies from throughout the former eastern bloc covering similar ground. dresen certainly knows his east german grunge, yet the unnecessary voiceover, frequent flashbacks and stereotyped female characters play like a film from at least 10 years ago. sales outside german territories may be a battle .
running around without direction, he enters an office building, and while it' s not pierce & pierce, the security guard on duty still calls out to him with recognition - - referring to bateman as
mr. smith .
presumably not to leave witnesses, the protagonist shoots and kills the guard, and does the same to a janitor on his way out through a revolving door. he then finds his way to pierce & pierce - - which is in a literally identical building - - and makes his way up to his office .
kristy: our sympathies are with elias and lukas for the first 2 / 3 of the film. but in this scene, your alliance begins to switch. you’re forced to see them in a new light, not as victims but as villains .
these filmmakers are not naïve. as one of them explains in an interview about the making of the film, included on the dvd, israel and lebanon were at war during the shooting of this movie. challenges aboundand they are very real. and in the film nasira and rochel have to maneuver their budding friendship through the obstacles of family members’ skepticism and even opposition to their muslim - jewish friendship. but even so, real friendships are also possible, and alliances to protect religious freedom can cross unexpected lines .
our interpretation of american psycho' s finale is far from the only opinion floating around out there, and from our stance you can probably piece together what the principal alternate theory is: patrick bateman actually killed everybody, including paul allen. in order to believe this, you kind of just have to go with the flow when it comes to the aforementioned fantasy and delusion featured in the movie' s third act - but there is an argument to be made. how? the key is in the film' s deep, deep satire .
one thing i think is a failure on my part is people keep coming out of the film thinking that it' s all a dream, and i never intended that. all i wanted was to be ambiguous in the way that the book was. i think it' s a failure of mine in the final scene because i just got the emphasis wrong. i should have left it more open ended. it makes it look like it was all in his head, and as far as i' m concerned, it' s not .
paul schoenberger is a long - time collaborator of director kevin mclaughlin, with a lengthy history of successes in producing, directing, and shooting film and tv projects. he' s created branding campaigns and corporate profiles for numerous fortune 500 companies, and recently served as producer and director of photography on the weather channel' s hit series coast guard alaska. he is a graduate of montana state university and winner of the gold award at the international film & tv awards, and the greshier award for best documentary in the northwest .
however, at the point at which any of us seek consolation as banal as nicholls’s then, frankly, we deserve to be put out of our misery. the 7. 39 is the most unerotic train in history. even london looks rubbish. also, i want olivia colman as a wife .
fantasia is also immensely proud to have hosted
claymation horror
, a special live presentation from celebrated british stop - motion animator lee hardcastle; the debut performance of bestselling author grady hendrix' s oral history of modern horror novels ,
paperbacks from hell
; the launch of spectacular optical' s latest cinematic tome ,
lost girls: the phantasmagorical cinema of jean rollin
; and spectrumfest, a original short film showcase which seeks to empower those with autism by helping them express themselves through the creation and enjoyment of genre film .
rebecca: it was absolutely difficult to watch. and, if memory serves, it’s not just one scene either, where you get through it and it’s done. the entire final third of the film is incredibly brutal. the trailer scared the crap out of me, so i’m thinking going in, “i am not going to be able to handle this movie. ” and then the first two - thirds aren’t really all that bad, so i’m thinking, wow, this is ok, and then the last third is some scary shit. the movie takes a complete turn .
in a day and age in america when public discussion of marriage tends to be limited to either vicious fighting or depressing divorce statistics, arranged provides a welcome respite from this. the film offers instead a focus on the centrality of relationship, commitment, and family in marriage .
throw in a few: “is this its? ”, a couple of “we’re not bad peoples”, add sheridan smith in a too - tight shirt, get olivia colman to do her olivia colman thing, pad proceedings out to two intolerable hours, and bob’s your dismal mini - drama. brief encounter it ain’t .
we talked about breaking down stereotypes, tolerance and most of all, we took action! in a creative atmosphere the participants of our workshops came up with an idea on a short film within social campaign no hate speech. we shoot it on the second day on mokotowskie fields in warsaw .
since graduating from seton hall university and earning a master' s degree in television and film from the newhouse school at syracuse university, kevin mclaughlin has worked in commercials, features, broadcast, documentary, cable network, corporate, and educational television in a career that spans more than 20 years .
and yet, by this point in the film arranged the students’ muslim teacher, nasira, and the orthodox jewish special education teacher, rochel, have begun to suspect that they may have morein common with each other as religious women than with anyone else in the secular environment of their brooklyn public school .
dreamers written by jean - philippe verdin and rebecca delannet music performed by jean - philippe verdin vocals performed by jonathan clay vocals produced by kerry p. brown remixed by kerry p. brown and kevin dippold music courtesy of pathe production under exclusive license to emi music france under license from emi film & television music
carl has the bigger potential penalty fare to pay. he has a loving family, while sally just has a muscle - bound fiancé who is pressurising her to have a baby. she is looking for a way out of her engagement, then, while carl doesn’t quite know where this excursion will take him, but he’s enjoying the view .
out in the real world, it is hard to see how there could be a happy ending. this being tv, though, there is a brief blackout, followed by a caption reading “after two years”. upon which we find carl back at home with his forgiving wife, while sally has found a new partner and has a small child .
review: radio comedians lum and abner make their film debut in a career that would continue in a series of b comedies for rko. the two are store owners in the town of pine ridge, arkansas, and, in this episodic story, they act as fundraisers, matchmakers, and dete… (more )
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production: (germany - france) a rommel film, iskremas filmproduktion, cinema defacto, rundfunk berlin brandenburg, bayerischer rundfunk, mitteldeutscher rundfunk, art france cinema production. (international sales: the match factory, cologne, germany .) produced by peter rommel. coproducers, andreas dresen, andreas leusink, tom dercourt .
radio comedians lum and abner make their film debut in a career that would continue in a series of b comedies for rko. the two are store owners in the town of pine ridge, arkansas, and, in this episodic story, they act as fundraisers, matchmakers, and detectives hunting a hit - and - run driver .
- - soundtrack, whiplash - no. 146 - - following its parent film' s three academy award wins on feb. 22 (including one for best supporting actor), the soundtrack jumps onto the list with a 223 percent gain in units. it also climbs 6 - 3 (hitting a new peak) on jazz albums .
rahjta ren is an eclectic world - class musician constantly seeking expansive directions for his musical expression. he is a newark native and a life - long friend of the film' s director. rahjta' s music industry achievements include being awarded a gold record as keyboardist, composer, co - producer and arranger in the contemporary jazz genre. he is a former recording artist for rca / novus records, now creating music on his own terms. on his current release, mindfulness, he was pianist, synthesist, composer, arranger and producer. for riot, he created a series of piano - based themes to underscore the power and emotion in each and every scene in the film .
elias demands she confess what she’s done to their mother. he says his real mother would know what lukas was doing, which is holding a candle threateningly close to the curtains. mother cries out that she’ll play along. she’ll pretend lukas lives, and didn’t die in some unexplained accident. the twins ignore her, and elias pushes lukas’s hand to the curtains setting the room and their mother ablaze .
: only “aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh, ” which sums up my feelings pretty well. oh, and there was this one shot where a picture hanging on the wall—a life - sized photo of this shadow - y woman—lined up exactly with elias (i think) so it looks like this shadow - y woman has her hand on his shoulder. and it creeped me the hell out. did you see that? !
dresen pushes the sense of chaos with joyride sequences full of random destructiveness, and nightclub scenes accompanied by the usual loud, driving beat and deeply annoying strobe lights. it all feels old - hat, which is perhaps the point given that it’s set in the early 1990s, yet re - creating the time period and making it feel like a fresh cinematic experience are two different things. the drawing cards in dresen’s previous films, including but not limited to smart dialogue, savvy characterizations and solid structure, are less in evidence, and while the gritty realism is there, it’s compromised by too - predictable plot elements and facile psychologizing .
in regards to the
murder
of paul allen specifically, this exact same satire explanation can also explain bateman' s encounter with his lawyer in the movie' s final scene. allen is presented throughout the film as being a bigger deal than the protagonist, but it' s not out of the question that he is also perceived by others to just be another of bateman' s ilk who can easily be confused with someone else who has similar fashion sense and career. it' s a stretch - - hence why it' s not our primary theory - - but maybe harold just had dinner in london with someone he thought was paul allen, while the real paul dissolved in a bathtub in hell' s kitchen (as bateman suggested in his confession) .
, and we talked about the aesthetics of the film—how the first 2 / 3 is very heavily shadowed and almost has a fantasy feel, because it’s from the kids’ perspective and that’s the story they think they’re in and then the last third is bright and open and documentary style. like, “no, all theories aside, this is what’s really going on. ” it’s very unflinching
the result is as unconvincing as it is bland, a sub - middle - brow atrocity in the context of which allusions to jane eyre and anna karenina look even more ludicrous. david morrissey’s carl may be an old codger, but no rochester he; smith’s sally is sadly no lobber of self under trains. even the valiant colman fails to raise a flicker of interest, so often is she wheeled out to fill the wifely stereotype .
over 700 international guests, including more than 400 film industry professionals, flocked to montreal over the course of this year’s massive three - week festival and its frontières international co - production market. the festival team is delighted to have welcomed over 70 international journalists, including esteemed representatives of the hollywood reporter, variety, screen daily, indiewire, le monde, entertainment weekly, vanity fair exclaim. ca, and more .
after much cruelty and mounting suspicion, the twins tie “mother” (as she’s credited in the film) to her bed and being an unholy inquisition demanding to know where their real mother is. things turn to torture. they superglue her mouth shut to keep her quiet. when it comes time to feed her, elias uses manicure scissors to cut through the hardened glue, and accidentally clips her lip resulting in spurts of blood .
family members are largely nonexistent or, if included, typecast in the “hard - working single mom who’s never around” vein. starlet’s motivations are a mystery, her role largely limited to that of a fantasy figure who teases and disillusions in equal measure. a bizarre scene in which dani eludes attackers by seeking refuge in the apartment of a woman who turns out to be a horny housewife presumably is meant to express the repressed longings of the average leipziger of the era, but it’s simply ridiculous .
celebrating is 21st edition, fantasia enjoyed an excellent attendance at its 2017 edition. for the eight consecutive year, the festival succeeded in attracting more than 100, 000 spectators (17% of which was tourist clientele). the attendees were able to enjoy 155 feature films, over 260 short films, 4 outdoor screenings, 20 free screenings, 1 special ciné - concert, 12 virtual reality films through our partnership with samsung, and numerous special events. more than 60 of our screenings were sold out .
on the blu - ray / dvd commentary, guinevere turner also explains that the reality of the film certainly does become progressively heightened over the course of the story, but rather than suggesting that patrick bateman isn' t actually killing anybody, it' s merely meant to signify the point of view that we are looking through. essentially, what we' re seeing is mostly real, but there are some superficial detail changes. she explains (via imdb) ,
emily marshall wanted to be a singer - songwriter, but instead of following her dream, she wants to settle and gets married. emily and her husband have two children and she teaches music at a high schoo. her daughter is fourteen and her son is only ten years old, when she finds out she has breast cancer. her life changes completely when she is faced with this life - threatening disease. they will look at life differently and with the help of new friends she learns to chase her old dreams .
it was while being interviewed by charlie rose a few years back that harron addressed divisive opinions about the end of american psycho, and she explained that it was never her intention to try and get audiences to rethink the death and murder that had occurred throughout the film. instead, the problem was that she feels she was unable to match the uncertainty in the ending of the original novel, and didn' t make the movie' s point clear enough. she explained ,
apologize
was used in the german film keinohrhasen (2007) and on cold case. [ 16 ]
apologize
, alongside
stop and stare
and
mercy
, were featured on the seventh season of the american television series smallville. [ 16 ]
say (all i need )
was featured on ghost whisperer and the vampire diaries. [ 16 ]
come home
was featured on cold case and the vampire diaries [ 16 ] while
won' t stop
was featured on the hills .
all we are
was used in hbo' s 2009 promo. the song
tyrant
was used in 2010 film the last song as the movie' s opening song and it was included as the leading track in the official movie soundtrack. the song was also used for the lebron james' return to cleveland in the tnt intro before the miami heat first played the cleveland cavaliers in december 2, 2010. [ 17 ]
handsome, nice, fit, loving, hot, successful, baby - crazy stud does nothing for perky young blonde. instead, she longs for a boring, angry, paunchy, ageing, failed exec with a barratt home, dishwasher obsession and badger beard, whose very droning voice is enough to have one bodging out one’s eyes. and – behold! – old jowl features is even better at sex, exhibited in the worst, sub - joy of sex intercourse ever seen on british screens: all awed, round mouths, hands clenching on pillows, and did i mention the beard ?
rebecca: and when i interviewed the directors * adjusts monocle *, they said it was meant to be intentionally ambiguous. like, i asked “sooo… did i miss something? which is it? , ” because i thought i was so traumatized i might have missed some clue, and they were very clear that that was not a question they intended to answer. the question is, is that a cop - out? i don’t think so, but i know a lot of people scoff and eye - roll at the “ambiguous ending” conceit, which can, after all, be a bit overused
as demonstrated by the fact that patrick bateman is constantly misrecognized by other characters throughout the film, the protagonist of american psycho is painted as little more than a face in a yuppie - filled crowd. his intense desperation to fit in has actually rendered him invisible, with his job, his valentino suits and his oliver peoples glasses serving as his camouflage. he' s so invisible that he can go on a murderous rampage through downtown new york and walk away with nobody noticing. and, again, his high status prevents anyone from believing his rather outrageous story of death and mayhem .
in what can arguably be seen as the biggest twist related to american psycho' s ending, writer / director mary harron and co - writer guinevere turner have actually gone on record saying that - - in retrospect - - they don' t love how the film' s ending came together. this is because they feel that the finale is actually too ambiguous, and they don' t love the fact that people walk away from the story wondering if it' s all just a dream. they want to make it very clear: patrick bateman is most definitely a serial killer .
like just about everyone else in the film, harold begins by confusing bateman for somebody else, and is fully convinced that the message he was left was just a prank - with the punchline being the idea of a dork like patrick bateman being a serial killer. the crazy lead character tries to explain that his confession was real, but the lawyer refutes his claims about paul allen as an impossibility - - saying that he just saw allen a few days before in london. bateman is left reeling from this revelation, questioning everything he believes that he has done, and processing his deep inner pain .
rebecca: oof. and you know what gets me. this movie will be such a good rewatch. because there’s this tiny little scene, early on, part of the montage where you see the boys having this happy, glorious summer before their mom comes home, where elias is laying on a raft on the lake, and he’s a little bit scared and calling for lukas, whom he can’t see. and you think “oh, lukas is gonna pull a jaws and turn his float over. ” but, in retrospect… nope. that’s how lukas died. (not that exact scene, because the timing doesn’t work out, but lukas totally drowned in that lake. )
features numerous witnesses with 50 - year - old memories never before recorded, there were many gaps in the visuals needed to tell this story. to the rescue: gary giacomarra, the illustrator who created the re - enactment drawings featured throughout the film. gary attended rutgers university and queens college, majoring in criminal justice and art. his plans to become an artist were sidetracked by a 20 - year stint in the new york police department. upon retirement, he returned to his love of art, and resumed his studies at the art students league of new york. the week that changed the world is his first major art assignment .
really, this conclusion can be drawn just by taking all of the evidence the film presents at face value. there' s not only harold' s claim about having just seen paul allen in london, and the murder - free apartment, but there is also the investigation headed up by detective donald kimball (willem dafoe). for a good portion of the movie it looks like bateman is just on the verge of getting caught for allen' s murder, but then kimball drops the case after finding that the protagonist has an alibi. how did this happen? because bateman never killed allen, and instead just imagined the whole thing .
the movie acknowledges the uphill battle women face in male - dominated workplaces—in this case, law enforcement—but it handles the matter in throwaway lines, an admirable choice. neither mullins nor ashburn are complainers, and they know by heart the compromises they face, and they know that it will be doubly hard for them to move ahead because of their sex. but they don' t dwell on it. they' re too busy. when they do finally bond, it doesn' t come in the usual package of relationship advice, personal revelations, or a makeover scene, although all of these tropes are acknowledged and then tweaked, turned inside out .
the heat
turns female - buddy picture conventions on their ear. good .
what starts to happen as the movie progresses is that what you' re seeing is what' s going on in his head. so when he shoots a car and it explodes, even he for a second is like
huh ?
because even he is starting to believe that his perception of reality cannot be right. as he goes more crazy, what you actually see becomes more distorted and harder to figure out, but it' s meant to be that he is really killing all these people, it' s just that he' s probably not as nicely dressed, it probably didn' t go as smoothly as he is perceiving it to go, the hookers probably weren' t as hot etc etc etc it' s just bateman' s fantasy world .
only altman’s eclectic catalog of films traces the changing contours of the industry itself. after a long stint directing television, industrial films, and a low - budget juvenile delinquency picture in the ‘50s and ‘60s, altman finished the surreal psychodrama that cold day in the park, the same year easy rider came out. cold day concerns frances (sandy dennis), an isolated single woman living in vancouver who takes a mute young boy (michael burns) in off the streets and over time becomes sexually obsessed with him. trapped in a social circle of doters and dowagers, frances is shaped by their stodgy customs; she can hardly connect with the boy other than to pepper him with questions he can’t or won’t answer, and engage in lengthy, despairing monologues about the dead end her life has become .
there' s a scene in
the heat
in which two people, fbi agent sarah ashburn (sandra bullock) and boston police detective shannon mullins (melissa mccarthy), struggle with one another to be the first to open a door. it has already been established that mullins resents the snooty interference of an fbi outsider into her case. we also know that ashburn has problems getting along with, well, anyone. ashburn and mullins are forced to work together to bring down a boston drug kingpin, or something like that — it doesn' t matter — and for the majority of the film they bicker over whose case it is, whose interrogation style to follow, who knows more about the background intel .
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lum and abner work at a general store in arkansas. there they get involved in some misadventures with the locals .
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to quote their hit song: it is, in fact, too late to apologize indeed .
it' s a testament to zevin' s understanding of multiple age groups that she' s able to capture a variety of women at various life stages. her portrayals feel honest and true .
visual artist / silos frontman walter salas - humara preps new album, walterio, which speaks to his punk / roots origins .
jean - michel blais manages to transform simple motifs into weightless complex structures into (as paul simon noted in a different context )
angels in the architecture
.
the happy fits take inspiration from alabama shakes on
grow back
and transform it into an unforgettable pop song .
lee mcintyre' s' post - truth' is a history lesson and a call to action asking liberals to defend the concept of objective truth. but is it the best approach to the problem ?
washington' s album son of pain is a lost treasure of r & b; an album rich in bluesy southern drawls, honeyed harmonies and street - smart rhythms .
exploding with captivating melodies, genre - splicing resourcefulness, and remarkable cohesion, automata ii exemplifies what makes between the buried and me so skillful, striving, and singular .
australian folk duo luluc follows their breakout album passerby with a more ambitious sound that inspires reverence and awe on sculptor .
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robert altman' s films often reveal in dreams the strangeness of being alive. this more than anything sums up the timeless greatness of altman at his best, and starts to convey what’s lost when cinema is thought of as commodity rather than art .
editor' s note: “an artist and a gambler: robert altman remembered, ” an extended retrospective of altman’s work, including that cold day in the park, 3 women, buffalo bill and the indians and nearly two dozen other films, opens at the ifc center in new york city on 5 january, and runs through 23 january 2007 .
we learn long before she does that that the boy’s muteness is only an act. when he sneaks off to meet his sister nina (susanne benton) and her boyfriend, they gossip about frances through a haze of pot smoke and booze. frances and nina could scarcely strike more of a contrast (though they both evidently share a fixation on the boy; in a very curious scene, nina makes a half - joking incestuous pass at him). nina’s comfort with the then - emerging mores of the anti - war movement stands opposed to frances’ near - pathological inability to reconcile her submerged desires with her aversion to all manner of sexual appetite .
it’s a terrible thing. we don’t know the number of people in life who aren’t equipped for it. who aren’t educated for it. and that’s the way i felt about both pinky and millie... these were two lost souls that were courageously trying to make their way through life in the way that in their own minds, they thought was acceptable .
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pinky’s two radically different frames of mind have in common that neither permits a firm point of rest, any identity aside from the tenuous one she constructs by defining herself relative to millie. pinky “was like a soul, ” altman explains on the 3 women dvd commentary, “that had appeared on the planet and said, ‘how do i make myself a person? ’” she does this by first mimicking millie, then actively stealing her identity, but in the process, she loses sight of herself, which altman indicates variously. at one point, pinky gazes longingly at millie through a pane of glass and millie’s reflection eclipses her face. millie is also eclipsed by images; altman describes her as “a victim of magazines and movies” as she rummages through her mailbox, defining herself based on fashion photos, poo - pooing an underwear ad and gleefully receiving a new catalog from neiman marcus .
it' s probably no coincidence that the cornerstones of the american fantasy industry - - roswell, new mexico as much as hollywood and las vegas - - tend to appear in the desert. such is the nature of the landscape, flat, featureless, and hot, that it lends itself to abstraction, if not feverish imaginings. at the same time, it can be a strange, lonely place. “the people who live in the desert live further apart, ” altman ruminates while discussing his decision to set 3 women in the california mojave. “the desert is like an elephant’s burial ground. people go there to die. ”
black salvation is a band that works the psychedelia into the hard rock with skill, and it makes for a very listenable album in uncertainty is bliss .
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. )
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gorillaz' s sixth album is damon albarn hunched over his instruments, reflecting on the king kong he' s created .
the talent and diversity of early spanish synthpop music are downright astonishing, as the second interferencias volume proves .
in the development of television ,
color wars
are analogous to the adoption of vhs over betamax and blu - ray over hd - dvd technologies. murray' s study shows how the adoption of standards in media technology directly impact audiences to this day .
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dreaming out loud is a 1940 american film based on the radio series lum and abner , directed by harold young starring chester lauck and norris goff . it is also known as money is n't everything . 
dreaming out loud is a 1940 american film based on the radio series lum and abner, directed by harold young starring chester lauck and norris goff. it is also known as money isn't everything.
dreaming out loud is a 1940 american film based on the radio series lum and abner, directed by harold young starring chester lauck and norris goff. it is also known as money isn't everything.