Filmmaking

No Country for Old Men

By gophotographer 4 years ago

Do you love thrillers? Then acclaimed filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen deliver their most gripping and ambitious film to date with this supercharged action-thriller. Of course, the film that we are talking about this week is No Country for Old Men. This stunning cat and mouse chase film is near perfection, and we will tell you why we love it so much more each time we watch this classic film. Get ready for the chase to begin!!! It’s Flawless!!!

Violence and mayhem ensue after a hunter stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong and more than two million dollars in cash near the Rio Grande. Get your horse ready for a fun ride on this amazing film!!!

Inception is a dream???

By gophotographer 4 years ago

This week’s movie is already a science fiction classic. We will be going down the rabbit hole into one of Patrick’s all-time favorite films, Inception. You will love a masterpiece film by the writer and director, Christopher Nolan. The film stars the fantastic Leonardo DiCaprio as a professional thief who steals information but with a little time traveler twist. Listen closely as we throughout some time traveler tips about one of our favorites films.

Sing Street on the new podcast!

By gophotographer 5 years ago

Check out the latest podcast about this groovy little Irish film called Sing Street. It’s a delightful coming of age story.

With the recession hitting people hard in Dublin during the 80s, Conor is moved from his private school to a tough inner-city alternative. As he tries to adjust to a new way of life, he decides to start his band to impress a girl. Join us for this coming of age adventure while we flashback in time to the 1980s in Ireland.

Ready for some Rock and Roll?

By gophotographer 5 years ago

Join us for our latest laugh out loud adventure while we review the legendary rock and roll film Bohemian Rhapsody. It follows the life of Freddie Mercury and the British rock band, Queen.

 

Our latest podcast is on Memento

By gophotographer 5 years ago

Memento is a 2000 psychological thriller that follows a man named Leonard Shelby (Guy Pearce) who suffers from short term memory loss and can not make any new memories. The film is presented with two separate sequences, one being in black and white that is being told in standard chronological order while the second sequence in color is playing scenes in reverse order of how they happen. This way of storytelling gives the audience a similar feeling to the lead character and causes confusion as to what is really happening. In the movie, Leonard uses notes and tattoos to remind himself of things and to try and live a useful life. His primary purpose in life has become to catch the killer of his wife, who also gave him his brain injury that has caused his condition. Yet over time, Leonard begins to become suspicious of his own notes and what is going on and thinks someone is trying to trick him into killing the wrong person. This film is entertaining from start to finish as you try and solve the puzzle of what is happening as you may feel as confused as Leonard.