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Now rewatching: a rare example of the more obvious choice and commercial film deserving Best Actress
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Watch movies more than once.
Watch movies that have something in common (genre, director, subject, style, etc...) and try to pin down their actual similarities and differences.
Read good film criticism.
Write bad film criticism.
But, above all, the most important thing is
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and it happened again! once more i say, OPEN THE SCHOOLS!!!!
Hardly anyone is saying you should read about movies, which is really a sign of the times. Reading criticism and literature about movies, directors, themes, narratives, is probably the best way to define the ideas that you’re drawn to and find other movies that expand on them.
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The secret to developing taste is to engage with life outside of just movies. Don't be a hermetic academic. Travel, meet cool people, engage with different art forms, take risks, have interesting experiences, etc... Your tastes will form naturally from there.
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October is for 80s, blood and guts, and schlock movies. November is for dark, ominous, psychological gothic stuff. December is, too. The Victorians understood this, they made ghost stories a key part of Christmas. These dying months are great for the macabre.
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Easily. Also the least esteemed actress giving the best performance here
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There's a lot of gay ppl doing culture commentary now who do not know cultural references beyond the ones that have been memes on the internet. In previous generations being gay in that space was all about being a nerd about cultural minutiae of the past. That was the foundation
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actors used to get golden globe noms in the comedy category for blockbuster comedies, now it's an oscars predictor with a side of category fraud
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I took the app for a test run around Chicago and wow
So I recently badgered my cinematographer @steveyedlin into making my ideal iPhone still camera app. It shoots RAW, bypasses the iPhone's look processing and instead uses the same image processing we use on our movies. apps.apple.com/app/apple-sto…




































