All good things must come to an end, and now I am in a position where I feel like it's time to close the page on the previous year in cinema. Alright, that's a bit of a lie.
Many of you may know that Oscar nominations were just announced, but why deal with the stuffy Academy when we (remember, read this "we" as "me," my friends) have a list of the real Best Pictures right here at Processed Grass? We don't need some silly rule that says maybe there are 10 films worth recognizing except when there aren't, we'll give you ten. In fact, there are plenty more that deserve recognition! But I have to show some restraint people, life must be lived.
This goes beyond performances. This is not a game! Who will be left standing when the music stops? It's time to find out!
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Taking On 2011: Top Films (Final List)
Labels:
academy awards,
best movies 2011,
best picture,
Drive,
film,
hugo,
list,
martha marcy may marlene,
Meek's Cutoff,
movies,
Oscars,
Oscars 2011,
somewhere,
summer wars,
The Tree of Life,
uncle boonmee,
young adult
Friday, October 28, 2011
Breaking Boundaries: Journey To The Center Of The Film
This morning I caught wind of this new trend going around that seems to have originated from Top 10 Films where you (and I suppose me in this case!) are given a magic ticket that lets you jump in to any movie world that you wanted. I wanted to see this in action, and luckily Jessica at The Velvet Cafe and Alex at BoaCE both gave me a template to work from. The idea is apparently based on The Last Action Hero. Now I haven't seen that film, so instead of a ticket I will think of this more in the sense of time traveling device in Chrono Trigger. This time though it's like I'm my own Lucca!
The exercise seems fun, because I usually don't go in to films with the hope to escape from my real world. Instead, I want to learn more about myself and the world around me, so with that idea in mind let's take a trip down in to the bowels of my imagination. Welcome to my desires!
The exercise seems fun, because I usually don't go in to films with the hope to escape from my real world. Instead, I want to learn more about myself and the world around me, so with that idea in mind let's take a trip down in to the bowels of my imagination. Welcome to my desires!
Labels:
anime,
chrono trigger,
Disney,
Emma Roberts,
golden ticket,
Harry Potter,
hercules,
lion king,
Michael Cera,
musings,
nightmare before christmas,
opinion,
Paprika,
Pixar,
pokemon,
Scott Pilgrim,
somewhere,
WallE
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