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TheScreenTeen: Boyhood (2014) - Movie Review
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Monday, July 14, 2014. Boyhood (2014) - Movie Review. Answer: both. For three hours, I watched most of my life's experiences flow back to me through Ellar Coltrane's Mason, a cute young boy that grows into a bold young man. From the opening shot of drifting clouds to a conclusion in the canyons, Boyhood. Shuttled me through a life so familiar and fantastic, once the credits rolled, I knew with teary eyes that this movie was a masterpiece for the books. Is the movie perfect? Showed me what to expect, how ...
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TheScreenTeen: Her- Movie Review by Sean Wu
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Sunday, January 12, 2014. Her- Movie Review by Sean Wu. Finally, I can shut the book on 2013. And there is no better way to cap out the year with Her. The best film of 2013. As a whole, this bizarrely beautiful Spike Jonze love story is so perfect because of three scenes:. The scene, on paper, sounds good. But on the screen, it's beautiful. Scarlett Johansson performs so brilliantly with just her voice alone, my heart honestly melted at the moment she said the second "Okay! She says it out of human anger...
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TheScreenTeen: Zero Dark Thirty (2012)- The best film of 2012, and the best war film since Private Ryan. (4 Stars)
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Saturday, January 12, 2013. Zero Dark Thirty (2012)- The best film of 2012, and the best war film since Private Ryan. (4 Stars). This post is part of 'The Watchlist Chronicles'. To learn more, click here. Is the best film of 2012, by a landslide. It is a well-paced, directed, acted, written, scored. well, its great at everything it does. It nearly pushes 3 hours, but it never bores for a minute. The great performance should take a good amount of credit from Mark Boal, the screenwriter of The Hurt Locker.
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TheScreenTeen: New images from Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar'!
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Thursday, August 14, 2014. New images from Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar'! The movie looks out of this world. Can't wait! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to TheScreenTeen blog homepage. Here, I do quick musings on movie news, and post nominations and wins for multiple ceremonies. On the left hand side, I have film posters for each film I consider the best of each year. Some have links to reviews. They are frequently changing, so check back often to see what I think is best . Godfather, Th...
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TheScreenTeen: Masterpieces Classics: Annie Hall (1977)
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012. Masterpieces Classics: Annie Hall (1977). Annie Hall: Small Portions. In the beginning of Woody Allen's Annie Hall. Woody's character Alvy Singer tells two jokes. One of them tells the tale of two old ladies at a bad restaurant. Apparently, one says "The food here is so bad! The other says "… and such small portions."Alvy comments that that is how he feels about life: bad but too short. That's how I thought of Annie Hall. Upon first viewing: bad and too short. Cracks start to ...
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TheScreenTeen: Masterpieces Classics: Before Sunset (2004)
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Sunday, April 14, 2013. Masterpieces Classics: Before Sunset (2004). Is neither my favorite movie of all time, nor is it even the best of 2004 (I would put Million Dollar Baby. Ahead of it). But that does not mean the film is masterpiece, because it quite simply just is. The film is a direct sequel to Before Sunrise. A sumptuously romantic film that I thought was missing something. And after watching Before Sunset. Was just destined for imperfection. After meeting, Jesse and Celine talk about life and wa...
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TheScreenTeen: Half Century Cinema
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Sunday, July 19, 2015. Hey all. For those who casually read this blog, it's obvious that I have stopped posting. Why? Lack of interest, I guess. It's hard to talk about movies in a way that's already been done before, knowing that it has been done before. So, I have channeled my energy into a new project. Presenting. HALF CENTURY CINEMA. What is Half Century Cinema. Enclosed is season 1 of the podcast. And for all who read TheScreenTeen blog for the years it was updated, I thank you. As an evergoing proj...
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TheScreenTeen: Birdman (2014) to open the Venice Film Festival!
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Thursday, July 10, 2014. Birdman (2014) to open the Venice Film Festival! Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu has landed a spot on the Lido with his new film, Birdman. Starring Michael Keaton and a boatload of other great people. The film premiers on the 27th, and word on the street is that the movie is very, very good, and it is screening in competition. Is this possible our future Golden Lion winner? Labels: Alejandro Gonzalez Innaritu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Hope you check back soon! Curious Case...
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TheScreenTeen: Masterpieces Classics: 8½ (1963)
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012. Masterpieces Classics: 8½ (1963). Here's a fact that all film fans should know: Federico Fellini was one of the greatest directors of all time, no doubt about it. His ideas were original, and his films. Felliniesque. His most Felliniesque and autobiographical film is 8½. Starring his man-muse Marcello Mastroianni. 8½. And Fellini's previous work, La Dolce Vita. Unlike the character Marcello in La Dolce Vita. It means that Guido is more comfortable with himself. Even as he ...
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TheScreenTeen: First official look at PT Anderson's 'Inherent Vice'.
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Thursday, August 14, 2014. First official look at PT Anderson's 'Inherent Vice'. I had many 'most anticipated films of 2014', with the likes of the already-seen / loved Boyhood. Probably on top of the list now is Inherent Vice. From the genius behind There Will Be Blood. This is ripped from the new summer issue of EW. Now, when will the trailer come out? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). What are the best films of all time, you may ask? Hope you check back soon! TST's 'Masterpieces Classics' (full list).
