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How I understand everything in terms of movies.

I’ve come to understand economics in terms of the film industry and capitalistic ventures, politics in terms of documentary and politically twisted plots. I’ve become well-versed in the use of silence from Bande à Part, and was taught admiringly how to love by Charlie in City Lights.

I’ve come to see ( Read more... )

I'm so sorry, but I created a Tumblr.

You will always be my favorite blog site.

 

I think I always knew I wanted to be in the health field; nothing else interested me more.

I’ve always hated english, history was something I liked learning about but was never passionate about, and math, although I know I am very good at, has no application to my life or where I want it to go. The human body, and the struggles it endures fascinates ( Read more... )

(Though I must note, this is me…getting on my high-horse and riding it. Here I go…)

Half the people who “love” 500 Days of Summer haven’t a clue about the musical artists, painters, and films that are being paid homage to throughout the movie. It’s in Levitt’s t-shirts, in the background music, through re-enactment and parody, in plain sight; a ( Read more... )

Bergman explored the notion of an absent or indifferent God with greater complexity in a ’60s trilogy - Through a Glass Darkly, Winter Light, and The Silence. But The Seventh Seal, a film that dares repeatedly to ask big questions out loud - Does God exist? Why are we here? - remains his most expansive and most elemental depiction of spiritual

a Nursing student =)

 1. I've come to realize that my chest size ( Read more... )

The false consciousness of the working class is conditioned by the influences of the dominant class due to their available resources of different forms of media. Due to the conditioned mindset of what is considered ‘desirable,’ in order to overcome false consciousness, one would need to abandon their thoughts of what they think they desire, and ( Read more... )