Showing posts with label Toy Story 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toy Story 2. Show all posts
Thursday, April 30, 2009
1999 (The 9 Years, Part 7)
As we are now in 2009, we can expect to see a great many articles trumpeting the 70th anniversary of the fabled "Best Movie Year," 1939. This is tradition, dating back probably to every 9 year of every movie-oriented decade. But is 1939 really the best year for movies? I don't know about that. It was great, but after the watershed year 1979, I started having my doubts. In 1989, I started
1999 (The 9 Years, Part 7)
As we are now in 2009, we can expect to see a great many articles trumpeting the 70th anniversary of the fabled "Best Movie Year," 1939. This is tradition, dating back probably to every 9 year of every movie-oriented decade. But is 1939 really the best year for movies? I don't know about that. It was great, but after the watershed year 1979, I started having my doubts. In 1989, I started
Friday, December 26, 2008
SIDE ORDERS #8
For this edition of the video roundup I call SIDE ORDERS, I've again fallen back on my love for the marriage of movies and music:The single best trailer this year was for Michael Haneke's stunning shot-by-shot remake of his 1990s classic Funny Games. This has the drive and flavor of a trailer for one of Kubrick's movies, right down to the choice of music, graphics, and shots. Alone, by itself,
Labels:
Bob Fosse,
Chicago,
Funny Games (2008),
Lina Wertmuller,
Lower Case n,
Randy Newman,
Richard Gere,
Rob Marshall,
Sesame Street,
Seven Beauties,
Side Orders,
Steve Zuckerman,
Toy Story 2
SIDE ORDERS #8
For this edition of the video roundup I call SIDE ORDERS, I've again fallen back on my love for the marriage of movies and music:The single best trailer this year was for Michael Haneke's stunning shot-by-shot remake of his 1990s classic Funny Games. This has the drive and flavor of a trailer for one of Kubrick's movies, right down to the choice of music, graphics, and shots. Alone, by itself,
Labels:
Bob Fosse,
Chicago,
Funny Games (2008),
Lina Wertmuller,
Lower Case n,
Randy Newman,
Richard Gere,
Rob Marshall,
Sesame Street,
Seven Beauties,
Side Orders,
Steve Zuckerman,
Toy Story 2
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