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The French film critic Andre Bazin wrote that photographs and films possess a quality he labeled "The Mummy Effect." A photograph captures a moment in time and preserves, like an insect in amber, mummifying not people but their images in this brief instant. The people in the photos will age and die, but as long as their image survives, they will ( Read more... )

Here's a great article about it:

http://www.slate.com/id/2140676/

It's by Ron Rosenbaum, who wrote one of the most insightful and fascinating history books I've read (twice), Explaining Hitler.

Have fun with it.

I've had it with these snakes."

"Last week Snakes on a Plane did five days of reshoots to bring the film’s rating from a PG-13 to an R."

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I desperately need an Akira Kurosawa hat.

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In case anyone is interested, a little film in which I had a little role will be premiering Thursday, April 13, 2006, 7:30 p.m. at Celebration Cinemas in Lansing. It's called An Apology to the Dead and it's about an ethics professor who gets into some sticky moral dilemmas. I play Jason, the class nerd, which I attempted to take to the psychotic ( Read more... )

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