Posted Dec 3, 2011 in Arts
Melancholia
I keep going back and forth on some of Melancholia’s major elements, seeing its flaws and quickly excusing them. The montage at the prologue drags on although it does set this awe-inspiring tone. I could have done away with the wedding between Justine (Kirsten Dunst) and Michael (Alexander Skarsgard), as if Lars’ heroines should...
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Martha Marcy May Marlene
“Your clothes look atrocious,” Lucy (Sarah Paulson) says to her...
Posted Oct 6, 2011
Post TIFF Thoughts
The first two years I attended the Toronto International Film Festival in...
Posted Sep 24, 2011
Post TIFF Sotlight: Death of the ARR!?
The morning after TIFF’s wrap up is a strange one, making us wonder, say,...
Posted Sep 20, 2011
TIFF Spotlight: The Lady
TIFF is known for heralding movies with unique visual storytelling and this...
Posted Sep 20, 2011
TIFF Spotlight: “Hysteria.”
Critics have already gauged on the trends that TIFF movies have, mostly that...
Posted Sep 15, 2011
Toronto Insanity Film Festival!!!
Hi guys, just checking on you. The past two months have been this crazy ride in...
Paolo Mariachi
Born in Manila and although I still lived with my family, I was adopted by a co-custody of Stanley Kubrick and the Olsen twins. I moved to Canada in 2001, graduated at U of T, looking for a real job. I discovered great movies and am burning my retinas ever since.
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