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Thanks to her assemblage of the remarkable talent of everyone involved in this production, "Confessions Tour Live from London" places her once again among the top ten artists working anywhere in the world in any medium.
No matter how one feels about the Monkees, this is a film every filmmaker should see because it cracks wide open the endless possibilities of film as an art medium.
It is also a powerful symbol and a medium for culture itself.
I highly recommend it for all who enjoy cinema or those looking for a little charm in an otherwise devoid of charm medium.
In fact, it is now more available with two other medium sized silent Chaplin features (A DOG'S LIFE, and THE PILGRIM) that Chaplin re-released in the 1950s.
All intelligent movie goers who enjoyed it in 1959 will appreciate the release of this masterpiece on the new medium.
However, Distant is Ceylan's arrival on the international scene as a great artist, one who has many of the same qualities as other great filmmakers like Ingmar Bergman (although his screenplay is not as dialogue-heavy it is just as brooding, and he lacks Bergman's penchant for close-ups- his shots are usually long shots for exteriors and medium shots for interiors) and Yasujiro Ozu (whose penetrating scenes of contemplation Ceylan reconfigures).
Without question, film is a powerful medium, more so now than ever before, due to the accessibility of DVD/video, which gives the filmmaker the added assurance that his story or message is going to be seen by possibly millions of people.
Use of this medium, therefore, attaches an innate responsibility to the artist, inasmuch as film can be educational, as well as entertaining, which dictates that certain subjects should be approached accordingly and with a corresponding sensitivity and sensibility.
Now the music video medium has grown by leaps and bounds, and a fresh viewing of Thriller will reveal its faults.
Thus, he understands film as a medium that primarily tells its stories over the pictures on screen.
It's a great movie because it uses Science Fiction as a medium to tell an engaging, provoking story, rather then telling a mediocre story to use the flash of Science Fiction.
If you are interested in film history, to truly understand the innovations Eisenstein brings to the medium you might try viewing Potemkin along side most any film made before it (those of D.W. Griffith offer a good contrast).
Kudos are also in order for the stellar cast of familiar B-flick faces: Mayne has a deliciously eye-rolling ball with his flashy role, Leon Askin contributes an amusing cameo as bitter washed-up director Wolfgang, Nita Talbot adds some class as flaky psychic medium Mrs. Rohmer, plus there are nice turns by Luca Bercovici as jerky drama student ringleader Saint, Jennifer Starrett as the sweet Meg, Jeffrey Combs as the geeky Stu, and Scott Thomson as the nerdy Bobo.
Cohen's interview is all done in lo-fi video closeups and I so wanted to see a medium or a long shot of his whole body!
Like most video game turned movies, I would say the majority don't translate into a different medium really well.
You get Jessica: A Ghost Story Seems its shot on betacam, which is fine, but the lighting has to compliment this medium.
Any understanding of the medium of film is absent.
He receives unexpected help from a spiritual medium, played by the gorgeous and underrated Tracy Griffith.
Since when is that an excuse for correctable shoddiness in areas when should be regarded as essential to a dramatic medium.
It's curious that the two stars of Meet The People were a pair of movie stars who went into the new medium of television and became even bigger successes and who both went into the production end of things and enjoyed tycoon status on the small screen.
The plot of a ghost wife and a medium are strongly linked to Coward's writing.
Everything from the acting (the actors deliver most of their lines directly to the camera) to the camera shots (all medium or close up shots...no scenery shots and very little back ground in the shots) were absolutely terrible.
This is perhaps the creepiest display of Santa Claus ever committed to any medium, whether it be a book, a picture, or a movie.
First of all it has that guy from medium.
Therefore, we get a "film" that barely reaches medium length by replaying many of its parts (often in slow-motion), and was apparently shot entirely inside a garage.
Many King fans hate this because it departed from the book, but film is a different medium and books should change when they make the jump.
Watching beautiful women sneaking around, playing cops and robbers is one of the most delightful guilty pleasures the medium film lets me enjoy.
Director F.W. Murnau wisely stuck with the silent film medium he knew so well to cover this story of native islander life in the South Seas.
As was sometimes the case in the books-come-to-life series, the spotlight is thrown on punning signs which could have worked just as well in a non-animated medium.
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