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Archers of Loaf - "Fabricoh"from Lance Bangs on Vimeo
Rocking Out! Rocking Out! 喜歡 The Replacements 的人可以試試他們~
Rhye - 3 Days
我好期待他們的新專輯, 會不會像EP依樣每一首都好聽?
The Apples in Stereo - 7 Stars
真是靠背的朗朗上口~
30 Century Man
“Even David Bowie - the executive producer of this exceptionally smart documentary - admits it: Scott Walker is the original avant-garde crooner.” The Rolling Stone
“A fascinating meditation on the nexus of art and celebrity with a deeply charismatic figure at its center…one of the most remarkable music documentaries in ages. Not to be missed.” Box Office Magazine
I really like it, because I really like his music, and his personal philosophy, and his philosophy about music. If you haven't heard of him, this film can be a good introduction. But it's really rewarding to watch this documentary after spending some time with his music. It's also very interesting that he never listen to his records once it's finished (that's why he never tour). I remember all the master filmmakers are like that too.
American Psycho
Director: Mary Harron
Writers: Bret Easton Ellis (novel), Mary Harron, Guinevere Turner (screenplay)
Stars: Christian Bale, Chloë Sevigny, Justin Theroux, Reese Witherspoon, Jared Leto and Willem Dafoe
Original Music: John Cale
Year: 2000
IMDB
My Rating: 8/10
Forget about thriller, this movie is a fucking comedy.
I don't want to reduce its brilliance by summarizing it. There are a lot of social issue and personal issue discussed while not explicitly pointed out. It's open to your interpretation, or just for your entertainment. It was really entertaining whenever he talks about music, or listening to music in his headphone when other people are trying to talk to him. It's very destructive, very post-modern.
Writers: Bret Easton Ellis (novel), Mary Harron, Guinevere Turner (screenplay)
Stars: Christian Bale, Chloë Sevigny, Justin Theroux, Reese Witherspoon, Jared Leto and Willem Dafoe
Original Music: John Cale
Year: 2000
IMDB
My Rating: 8/10
Forget about thriller, this movie is a fucking comedy.
I don't want to reduce its brilliance by summarizing it. There are a lot of social issue and personal issue discussed while not explicitly pointed out. It's open to your interpretation, or just for your entertainment. It was really entertaining whenever he talks about music, or listening to music in his headphone when other people are trying to talk to him. It's very destructive, very post-modern.
In anticipation of ATP...
The Art of Flight
Let me tell you what I love about sports.
Sports are inventions with a set of certain rules to exhibit physical human motions. It kind of reduce human capability purely to its physical form, with one simple goal. All the other daily concerns are blocked out. Your whole body focuses on acting for this one thing, possibly a physical act with immense complexity. All the efforts you put into achieving it, is for this one act to happen. Isn't that a beautiful way to live? It'd be a much easier life.
However, no one can live like that, not even sportsmen. Sports in modern society are merely entertainment. And when the sport is presented like this one here, it's a really nice threat. Watch only in HD, would you appreciate the beauty of physical motion and white landscapes.
Sports are inventions with a set of certain rules to exhibit physical human motions. It kind of reduce human capability purely to its physical form, with one simple goal. All the other daily concerns are blocked out. Your whole body focuses on acting for this one thing, possibly a physical act with immense complexity. All the efforts you put into achieving it, is for this one act to happen. Isn't that a beautiful way to live? It'd be a much easier life.
However, no one can live like that, not even sportsmen. Sports in modern society are merely entertainment. And when the sport is presented like this one here, it's a really nice threat. Watch only in HD, would you appreciate the beauty of physical motion and white landscapes.
The Artist
Director/Writer: Michel Hazanavicius
Stars: Jean Dujardin, Bérénice Bejo and John Goodman
Year: 2011 (France)
IMDB
My Rating: 8/10
Very nice.
Stars: Jean Dujardin, Bérénice Bejo and John Goodman
Year: 2011 (France)
IMDB
My Rating: 8/10
Very nice.
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