Thursday, March 28, 2013
Monday, March 25, 2013
So I Saw Spring Breakers...
Spring Breakers is a movie I think everyone should see, and not just because it’s perfectly timed for spring break season. Whether your reaction to its incomprehensible art-house sleaze is positive or negative, it’s worth having an opinion of just the same. You may not get it or if you do you still may be put off by it. However, I loved it and that’s because it deals with so many of my own personal cinematic fixations. It’s almost as if Harmony Korine made it for me.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Stuff I Did This Week 3/15/2013
Oscar Recap
Grow Dammit! Review
Astro Shark HD Review
James Franco is the new Nic Cage
Also it's finals/Spring Break/Easter time so no updates for a bit.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Friday, March 1, 2013
Stuff I Did This Week 3/1/2013
Check out this first trailer for Followers at the new NU Channel 1 website.
And I did an interview with Red Letter Media, the guys behind Mr. Plinkett and those awesome, hour-plus Star Wars prequel reviews.
Also I wrote this review.
House of the Lost Mini Review
And I did an interview with Red Letter Media, the guys behind Mr. Plinkett and those awesome, hour-plus Star Wars prequel reviews.
Also I wrote this review.
House of the Lost Mini Review
Monday, February 25, 2013
Mind Dump 8-bit
Back from the dead!
While learning about the PS4 was great and everything the real lesson of that press conference was that the police aren’t there to protect us.
I’m constantly thinking about games and watching the Oscars last night got me thinking about art too. While increasingly cinematic games like Assassin’s Creed, Deus Ex, and even Warcraft seem like easy targets for film adaptations, my definition of an art game is still a game where the narrative of the interactivity is what matters.
Examples include: Frog Fractions, Curiosity, the Kanye West Twitter game, the upcoming Team Meat joint Mew-Genics and, of course, No-Apps The Game.
What if they made a summer camp where the kids could learn about game writing? That’d be weird.
Fire Emblem Awakening is pretty great.
While learning about the PS4 was great and everything the real lesson of that press conference was that the police aren’t there to protect us.
I’m constantly thinking about games and watching the Oscars last night got me thinking about art too. While increasingly cinematic games like Assassin’s Creed, Deus Ex, and even Warcraft seem like easy targets for film adaptations, my definition of an art game is still a game where the narrative of the interactivity is what matters.
Examples include: Frog Fractions, Curiosity, the Kanye West Twitter game, the upcoming Team Meat joint Mew-Genics and, of course, No-Apps The Game.
What if they made a summer camp where the kids could learn about game writing? That’d be weird.
Fire Emblem Awakening is pretty great.
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