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Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror: F W Murnau (1922)
German Expressionism, it is said, rose not because of an artistic revival but because German film makers found it hard to compete with the extravagance of their Hollywood counterparts; so they resorted to symbolism and darker subtexts. F W Murnau’s Nosferatu was one of the [...]
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Tags: Nosferatu, F W Murnau, 1922, German Expressionism, Cinema, John Cusack, Cameron Crowe, Say Anything
Hotel Chevalier: Wes Anderson
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1094249/
Whatever happens in the end, I don’t wanna lose you as my friend.
I promise, I will never be your friend. No matter what. Ever.
I’ve been a huge Wes Anderson fan ever since I saw Rushmore back in college. His visual style is unlike that of any other director what with the use of [...]
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Music Plug: 1234 by Feist
The new Apple iPOD Nano ad (video link) has an extremely catchy tune. After humming it on trains, at work and in the shower, I decided to find out who the artist was.
The track, 1234 is sung by the beautiful Leslie Feist (the video is quite interesting as well) whose album The Reminder is [...]
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House is in the House
I take risks; sometimes patients die. But not taking risks causes more patients to die, so I guess my biggest problem is I’ve been cursed with the ability to do the math.
Dr Gregory House is arguably one of the coolest people on TV (along with the likes of Alan Shore from Boston Legal and [...]
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Short Films At Cannes
The Cannes Film Festival opened with a screening of Wong Kar Wai’s My Blueberry Nights. However what interests me more are the short films screened there. Having seen a few shorts that were screened at Sundance (on my computer; I didn’t go to Sundance), I’m blown away by the potential of this medium.
This year a [...]
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Michel Gondry’s HP TV Spot
A very neat HP ad featuring Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind).
Filed under: Experimental Films, Films, Gadgets, Links, TV, Videos | 1 Comment
Ode to Zach Braff
In keeping with my whole Garden State/Zach Braff fan boy image, here’s the ultimate ZB homage video. Just after I got it from Pangu, I found out that Zach Braff actually posted it on his blog as well!
The video is so bad that it’s actually pretty damn good. I think I’ll be humming this for [...]
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Scrubs is undoubtedly one of the most amazingly original, funny and heartwarming shows on TV! Second only to the criminally overlooked and underrated Arrested Development. Every season betters the previous one by leaps and bounds, the characters are always fresh and funny and seldom become redundant.
Perhaps what makes this show stand out from the rest is [...]
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Disclaimer: The video is 38 minutes long!
First off…thanks Arpit!
I couldn’t resist posting this…mostly because this is eerily similar to a one hour conversation I had with my bro last night.
This guy got filmed by a couple of idiots who were just having some fun with a homeless guy…goes to show how some people can [...]
Filed under: Experimental Films, Me, Philosophy, Prose, Quasi Philosophical Ravings, Rantings, Videos | 7 Comments
We are one tonight : Switchfoot
Great song, great band, amazing video!
Thanks bro!
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