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So You Want to Start a Boutique Blu-ray Label? • Cinephilia & Beyond

David Hughes, founder of UK-based 'micro-Blu-ery' Plumeria, has a few tips By David Hughes It’s said that the Devil makes work for idle hands. So did Covid. My day job is making trailers, TV spots, and social media ads for the movie marketing agency Synchronicity, so in 2020, when the pandemic shut down Read Article

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‘Midnight Run’ at 37: Martin Brest’s Cult-Action Comedy that Just Doesn’t Seem to Get Old • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Sven Mikulec When filmmaker Martin Brest developed a script for a buddy action comedy called Midnight Run with the help of his writing partner George Gallo, Robert De Niro finally got the chance to fully try out his comic talents. The Taxi Driver and Raging Bull star previously hoped to star Read Article

Trickle Down Robonomics—The Predatory Capitalism of ‘RoboCop’ • Cinephilia & Beyond

RoboCop poster art by Grzegorz Domaradzki (Gabz), https://iamgabz.com/ By Tim Pelan The violence in the film is amplified because I thought it had to do with Jesus. Murphy, when he's still Murphy, is crucified. That's why the killing of Murphy is extremely violent, especially in the original version. I thought that I could Read Article

‘Easy Rider’ at 56: A Revolutionary Road-Trip Film that Heralded a New Era of Filmmaking • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Sven Mikulec Every period of American history and culture has at least one quintessential movie that represents everything about that specific zeitgeist. For the end of the sixties, it's difficult to find a more significant picture than Dennis Hopper's Easy Rider, an unusual biker film about two freedom-loving guys and their tripUnited States · United States Read Article

Filming the Unfilmable and Achieving the Unimaginable: How Kubrick’s ‘Lolita’ Eventually Won Critics Over and Established Itself as an Acclaimed Sardonic Black Comedy • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Koraljka Suton The reason I am making ‘Lolita’ is because I consider it to be a masterpiece. […] The post Filming the Unfilmable and Achieving the Unimaginable: How Kubrick’s ‘Lolita’ Eventually Won Critics Over and Established Itself as an Acclaimed Sardonic Black Comedy appeared first on Cinephilia & Beyond.Read Article

Moonbase Alpha, Moonbase Beta: Sam Rockwell Is the Secret VFX at the Heart of Duncan Jones’ ‘Moon’ • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Tim Pelan Ten years ago Duncan Jones' Moon (2009) became the little science fiction film that could, an indie hit with a minuscule budget of five million dollars. After it premiered at that year's Sundance Film Festival, a direct to DVD release was scrapped, Sony Picture Classics instead handling the international theatrical Read Article

Run Through the Jungian: Stanley Kubrick’s ‘Full Metal Jacket’, a Phenomenological Treatise on War • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Tim Pelan “It's not pro-war or anti-war. It's just the way things are,” Stanley Kubrick said of Full Metal Jacket, his 1987 adaptation of Gustav Hasford’s novel, The Short-Timers. Hasford was a combat correspondent with the Marine Corp in Vietnam, and Matthew Modine’s character Joker, who we follow through basic training andVietnam · Vietnam Read Article

Neil Marshall’s ‘The Descent’ at 20: Humans Are the Scariest Things • Cinephilia & Beyond

The Descent movie poster by Dan Mumford By Sven Mikulec When Dog Soldiers made a bloody splash across the UK back in 2002, this gory action horror film stuffed with respectful homages and a solid amount of black comedy launched a new name onto the filmmaking scene. A 32-year-old directing debutant called Neil Marshall wasEngland · England Read Article

‘Double Indemnity’ at 81: A Mesmerizing Film Noir Conceived Out of a Troubled Relationship of Two Greats • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Sven Mikulec Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity was made in 1944 and in the last seventy years it has stood on the pedestal as one of the best examples of what the film noir genre has to offer. By using James M. Cain’s 1943 novella of the same name as the foundation of Read Article

‘Sweet Smell of Success’: A Visceral and Vicious Depiction of the Evil that Power-Hungry Men Do • Cinephilia & Beyond

By Koraljka Suton There's an old rule among directors that you see a film in its totality about four times. The first is when you really decide you love the story and you want to make it. The second is just before you go on the floor when, for god or evil, you've Read Article

‘The Friends of Eddie Coyle’ at 52: Peter Yates’ Crime Masterpiece that Chose to Rely on a Completely Different Kind of Spectacle • Cinephilia & Beyond

The Friends of Eddie Coyle poster art by Tony Stella By Sven Mikulec Published in January 1973, George V. Higgins’ crime novel The Friends of Eddie Coyle was well received by critics and the public, featuring a story of the Boston criminal milieu and its detailed mechanics and intricacies composed by a lawyerBoston, Massachusetts · Boston Read Article

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