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Tag Archives: Michel Gondry
The Matrix, Gap, and bullet time
They met — and movies were never the same. I was reading The Commercial Touch: Why Hollywood is Forking Over $200 Million Budgets to No-Name Directors over at Film Slate Magazine which suggests — for directors, commercials may be “the … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Crossposted, Film, Film Genre
Tagged 1998, Advertising, Agent Smith, Bullet Time, Carrie-Anne Moss, Cinema, Commercial, Commercials, David Lynch, Directing, Directors, Film, Film Slate Magazine, Filmmakers, Filmmaking, Films, Gap, Gap Incorporated, Hollywood, Hugo Weaving, Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Matrix, Michel Gondry, Morpheus, Movie, Movies, Neo, Slate, Smirnoff Vodka, The Matrix, The One, The Wachowskis, Thomas A. Anderson, Thomas Anderson, Trinity, Wachowski, Wachowskis
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Advent: Day 25
Joyeux Noel! I hope you enjoyed all the French film and food, your bellies are happy, and your thirst for brilliant entertainment from the land of Paris and Aix-en-Provence is quenched. Here are some pictures of the food, the decorations, and … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Film, Food, Foreign Film, France, French, Holiday, Independent, International Cinema
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Celluloid & Leftovers 