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fromThe Mercury News
3 days agoReview: 'Long Walk' is a brutal, and riveting, adaptation of Stephen King novel
Nothing about Francis Lawrence's take-no-prisoners adaptation of Richard Bachman's (aka Stephen King) staggering novel offers one shard of hope for any of us to wrap our bloodied fingers around. Nor should it, given the hellish America landscape it envisions, an undefined time where a rotting-to-its-core nation goads 50 male teens into a grueling contest that demands participants walk at a 3-mile-an-our pace or get a bullet through the head delivered by The Major (Mark Hamill) or his military goons.
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fromItsnicethat
6 days agoUncommon's ad for Under Armour uses shadow and spotlight to translate the emotional intensity of sport
Villainous football advertising uses a commanding monologue, sleek visuals and dynamic cinematography to portray the ball as a tool and immerse viewers in athletes' worlds.
fromABC7 Los Angeles
3 months agoSteven Spielberg and Nat Geo celebrate 'Jaws' 50th with behind-the-scenes documentary feature
The documentary takes viewers on a 'deep dive,' going behind the scenes with never-before-seen footage and newly-filmed interviews, revealing the legacy of 'Jaws.'
San Jose Sharks
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fromDatebook | San Francisco Arts & Entertainment Guide
3 months agoGene Hackman often played the tough guy in movies. Here's what I thought of him offscreen
Different personal encounters with Gene Hackman highlight contrasting perceptions of his character.
Modern filming techniques may lead to darker scenes; adjusting TV settings could help.
Perception of films can change with age, but the films themselves remain the same.
New York Mets
fromSlate Magazine
4 months agoThe Movie Nerd Who's Going Viral for Directing Baseball Broadcasts Like They're Classic Films
John DeMarsico creatively blends Hollywood cinematography into MLB broadcasts, transforming the viewing experience with cinematic references and artistic direction.
Independent films
fromIndieWire
4 months agoAutumn Dural Arkapaw Is the First Woman DP to Shoot in IMAX - with 'Sinners,' It's 65mm on Steroids
Ryan Coogler's film "Sinners" utilizes groundbreaking cinematography techniques, showcasing the first female DP using IMAX 65mm for a unique visual experience.
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