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"A movie review is a reflection of your life." -Michael Phillips What's my spin? I'm often looking at film from an ethical (not moralistic) stance. What does a film communicate about right and wrong especially in relationships?

Thursday, October 25, 2012

How Do You Show Love? (City Lights, 1931)

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#85-- City Lights (1931) How do you communicate love to one who cannot see? Blind people aren’t stupid.  Far from it. However, t...

Is Religion Real? (Ordet, 1955)

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#86-- Ordet (1955, Danish) It certainly seems to the Borgen family that religion is dead.  Those who once believed drift away or are...
Sunday, October 7, 2012

Is Hollywood Hypocritical? (The Player, 1992)

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#87-- The Player (1992) I grew up in a suburb of L.A., but I have very little experience of Hollywood.  During the LA Olympics in 1...
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Friday, October 5, 2012

How is a Hero Broken (Lawrence of Arabia, 1962)

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#20-- Lawrence of Arabia (1962) This was my third viewing of Lawrence, the second this year.  I was glad to have it so fresh in my mi...
Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Is the Average Life Art? (American Splendor, 2003)

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#88-- American Splendor (2003) Harvey Pekar is nobody special.  He works as a filer.  He has trouble with girls.  And with expressing...

Is Truth Worth The Pursuit? (Brick, 2005)

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#89-- Brick (2005) There is a fundamental truth found in all noir films: The pursuit of truth hurts. It may hurt a person physica...

Does a Relationship Ever Actually Change? (Certified Copy 2010)

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#90-- Certified Copy (2010) I have been married for (carry the one, twelve minus nine) 23 years, which is half of my life.  And when ...
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