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At the core of this melodramatic noir is a doctor fighting to save patients and a yakuza fighting to find his soul.
The yakuza Matsunaga is played by Toshirō Mifune, in his first collaboration with director Akira Kurosawa.
This is Matsun...
Week 26.31 posts include shots of other movies’ posters from King of New York (1990), Age of Innocence (1993), Scream 3 (2000); Life on Mars (2006-2007); A Single Man (2009); and BoJack Horseman (2014-2020).
When Sam Tyle...
We love The Bear’s use of time, and have documented (or obsessed over; potato potahto) every shot of clocks in Season 2 and Season 4, as well as examining their significant absence in “Napkins.” Season 5 has given us more; you can see all t...
Lael Rides Around the World, which you can watch in full on YouTube, is a documentary in ‘pure’ form. It simply follows Lael, showing her ride around the world, with a few ‘flashbacks’ or interviews to give context to what’s happening on th...
When you’re considering a screenplay and making a shotlist, there are simply so. MANY. scene transition possibilities.
Though the basics are limited — sharp cut to the next scene, cut to black, crossfade — elements of both scenes on either...
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