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Ricky Jay, Magician
Happy February 1. It is still winter. January was a blur of days and days below zero and evenings watching movies on Netflix. I’m not surprised to see I didn’t keep up my twice a week blogging schedule because, well, … Continue reading
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Tagged deception, DVD recommendation, film, film review, illusion, magic, magician, Ricky Jay
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Gravity
We went to see Gravity in 3D last night. It was a difficult decision, because I’m not a fan of 3D. It makes me dizzy and just basically interferes with the film. The more action, the less I like it. I did … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001: A Space Odyssey and Gravity, 3D film technology, Blade Runner and Gravity, digital 3D experience, film, film review, Gravity, Sandra Bullock, space film
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Terrence Malick Speaks of Love
On Saturday, in part to clear our heads after the media extravaganza that was the Boston Bomber Manhunt Week, we went to the Twin Cities to see Terrence Malick’s new film, To the Wonder. It was lovely to hear so … Continue reading
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Tagged art film, beauty, Catholicism, film, Mont St. Michel, movie review, Oklahoma, romance, suburban life, Terrence Malick, To the Wonder
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The New European Films
After one of our airport runs at Christmas time, we managed to go see the French film Rust and Bone at the Uptown in Minneapolis. The film, though far from perfect, has two great things going for it: Marion Cotillard … Continue reading
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Tagged belgian film, belgian identity, bullhead, disability, european film, femininity, film, film review, foreign film, french film, gender identity, Marion Cotillard; Matthias Schoenhaert, masculinity, rust and bone
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