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The French Connection 1971
A very cut and dry yet intricate and gritty crime thriller, a standout from the great William Friedkin with one of the late Gene Hackman's greatest performances. The French Connection is a really cool time capsule in many ways, encapsulating 70's New York Boroughs with all it's dirt and grime, with brilliant editing, sound design, camera work and filmmaking techniques that all add to the realist ideas and portrayals. On top of that the stakes and tension are executed brilliantly,…
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Blue Velvet 1986
Words can’t describe how devastating it is to lose an artist that was as genuine as David Lynch, he was a man who created and worked on his own terms and with his own understanding, he was a creative mind like no other, someone who’s ambiguity was what drawn many to his work and made him special, and I honestly believe we will never see another artist like him ever again. His impact on film and tv will never be forgotten.
Rest easy David, and thank you for what you have contributed to the world.
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The Birth of a Nation 1915
It's a shame that 'The Birth of a Nation' is as groundbreaking as it is but it's just so hard to praise something that is as fucked up thematically as this is. To give it some light praise I like how the historical significance of the American Civil War and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln coincide with the storyline and the editing techniques are interesting for its time, but that's about it as it's plagued with issues that make it…
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