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Documentary Review: 'Immediate Family' Cements the Legend of Session Players of the 70s and 80s
Immediate Family (2022) Directed by Denny Tedesco Written by Documentary Starring Danny Kortchmar, Leland Sklar, Russ Kunkel, Waddy Wachtel, Steve Postell
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Beat
Thor (2011)
Perhaps to avoid controversy with powerful lobbyists from the religious right, Thor, the superhero character adapted from this new comic book, is no longer an actual Norse god. On the contrary, he is one of the powerful creatures of the mysterious kingdom of Asgard. Their existence on Earth in ancient times made us humans call them gods.
By Zuvin Maharzan3 years ago in Beat
The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Story – The story here tells the story of Bruce Banner. Bruce Banner tried to avoid government arrest because he was looking for an answer to get rid of the Hulk side, and the government announced that they had not turned off the Updated version of the experiment button. Character-Bruce Banner-Ex-scientist infected by gamma rays, the government has to hide behind him, he communicates with people who can help him, who see him come out of hiding and get the attention of the government, he should learn to control the Hulk inside. When General Rose (Hurt) found him, Banner escaped, but he didn't have a chance to catch his breath: his girlfriend Betty Rose (Taylor) was gone, and super soldier Emile Bronsky (Rose) was right. His green alters ego is fascinated. Tim Rose is well portrayed as Emil Bronski's mercenary, but Tim Black Nelson (Holes, Hoot) is introduced in Act 3 as a man who wants to help Banner but ends up a Scientist who can fight the Hulk in the future, bringing the film closer to shouting to stop his sharp style of judgment.
By Zuvin Maharzan3 years ago in Beat
X2-2003
In 2000, the consensus was that the first X-Men film, while interesting, was somewhat inadequate; that Brian Singer, a prodigy among the usual suspects, was uncomfortable working in the high-salary arena. Roger Ebert was impressed with how Singer was able to handle so many characters in the film but felt that "the plot didn't live up to its potential". But there's no doubt that X2 is a marked improvement over X-Men, which belongs in that noble category of better-than-one-movie sequels. X2 is a challenging film, but still good for what it is and for its time.
By Srijan Kunwar3 years ago in Beat
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica (1991)
I once, around the Good Year 1989, played the opening riffs off of "Blackened" by Metallica, from an audio cassette (i.e. music recorded on magnetic tape unspooled between two plastic spinners, in a machine specifically designed to do so, called a "tape deck") of their fourth album ....And Justice for All. An aunt of mine, who was into the average arena-rock bands of the era, the Poisons, and Motley Crues, recoiled in horror. "That band SUCKS!" she exclaimed. "They'll never amount to anything!" That was her prediction. Of course, they went on to mega-stardom, success beyond their wildest dreams, becoming one of the top bestselling hard rock/heavy metal bands in recording industry history.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Beat
Documentary Review: Lost Angel: The Genius of Judee Sill . Top Story - November 2022.
Lost Angel The Genius of Judee Sill Directed by Andy Brown and Brian Lindstrom Written by Documentary Starring Judy Sill, David Crosby, Linda Ronstadt.
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Beat
The Debussy Film
The life of Claude Debussy, the French composer, is explored in this very unique production of an early Ken Russell, whose visual flair and penchant for outrageousness became the cinematic hallmark of this creative artist. I know very little about Claude Debussy (portrayed here as both an actor playing Debussy, as well as the man himself, by the late Oliver Reed), except that he was French, refused to do much in the way of employment, and had affairs with desperate, despairing. and unstable women who had a penchant for suicide attempts. The narration, told by the French director of the "film within the film" that is this film, is sometimes hard to follow. There is the narrative of a crew making a film in the middle Sixties (replete with rock n; roll parties and go-go dancing), and then the film itself, and then the focus on the life of Debussy, the contemplative genius of a man obsessed with sculpture and high art, and using these vast intellectual tendrils to find his creative fire, to develop his weltanschauung. Finally, there seem to be the burnt, bitter relationships he left in his wake.
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Beat
Documentary Review: 'Louis Armstrong's Black and Blues' on Apple TV
Louis Armstrong's Black and Blues (2022) Directed by Sacha Jenkins Written by Documentary Starring Louis Armstrong, Wynton Marsalis
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Beat
Documentary Review: 'The Computer Accent'
The Computer Accent (2022) Directed by Riel Roch-Decter & Sebastian Pardo Written by Documentary Starring YACHT Release Date October 21st, 2022
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Beat
Do Revenge movie review
This is my first movie review. I am going to review Do Revenge on Netflix. What made me want to do a review on this movie was the music they used, the story and twist, and the friendship between the two main characters.
By Jeremy White3 years ago in Beat
Documentary Review: 'Moonage Daydream' A Gift for David Bowie Fans
Moonage Daydream (2022) Directed by Brett Morgen Written by Documentary Starring David Bowie Release Date September 16th, 2022 (Limited Release), September 23rd Everywhere
By Sean Patrick3 years ago in Beat
5 Best Movies About The Royal Family
With the world in mourning at the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the initial grief will soon give way to nostalgia and a desire to look back at past happenings. There is no doubt that this tragic incident will create a somewhat renewed interest in the monarchy.
By Isa Nan3 years ago in Beat