Observations on Todd Phillips’ “Joker” (For What It’s Worth)
So, I finally got around to watching Todd Phillips’ “Joker” with my daughter last night. Having been a fan of the Batman/Joker depictions of Frank Miller in his Dark Knight…
So, I finally got around to watching Todd Phillips’ “Joker” with my daughter last night. Having been a fan of the Batman/Joker depictions of Frank Miller in his Dark Knight…
Recently, I was contacted by Danny Groner, the manager of blogger partnerships and outreach for Shutterstock, the home of millions of royalty-free stock photos, illustrations, and vectors. Back in 2014,…
Having nabbed the Academy Award for “Best Director” at the 2014 Oscar Awards, I thought it would be apropos to feature the films of this innovative director in this week’s…
The Coen Brothers are “widely considered one of the most visionary and idiosyncratic filmmakers of the late 20th century. Combining thoughtful eccentricity, wry humor, arch irony, and often brutal violence,…
Been stumbling upon Apocalypse Now a few times on AMC and IFC these past weeks so I figured I’d take a look around the internet and see how many cool…
“Taxi Driver” Poster by Dan Norris With the highly anticipated release of Martin Scorsese’s latest film The Wolf of Wall Street (hitting a theater near you on December 25th), this…
I recently came across this minimalist set of Christopher Nolan films by North Devon based graphic designer Mat Bond. Christopher Nolan (who never went to film school!) directed his first…
OK, so I just got around to watching Zach Snyder’s ambitious “Man of Steel“. I’ll admit I was a bit hesitant to cough up my $12 after having read mixed…
This Monday, June 24th, the ReelHeART International Film Festival kicks off its 9th year in Toronto. From the 24th to the 29th, ReelHeART will feature creative works by filmmakers from…
Early last year, I was contacted to produce a documentary film highlighting a visit to Boca Raton, Florida by Alhaji Dr. Muhammadu Indimi, a distinguished and highly successful businessman from…