Blogs about: Gregg Toland
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Who the Heck Was Slavko Vorkapich?
Think of a montage in a classic movie. Are you picturing falling calendar pages, or swirling newspaper headlines spinning toward the camera lens, stock market crashes, the outbreak of wars or the mou… more →
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Citizen Kane (1941), or Once In A Lifetime
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wrote 1 week ago: So here we are. You know, when I thought about starting this Cinematronica thing a while back, I alw … more →
The A-Z of Kane
wrote 2 months ago: As a new print of the film generally regarded as the greatest ever made is released, here’s my … more →
Cinematography Week: Gregg Toland and Russell Metty
wrote 3 months ago: Gregg Toland Predictable, I know, but really, who can possibly dispute or overlook Toland’s place … more →
Who the Heck Was Slavko Vorkapich?
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wrote 4 months ago: Think of a montage in a classic movie. Are you picturing falling calendar pages, or swirling newspa … more →
The Grapes of Wrath (1940) John Ford
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wrote 6 months ago: One of the greatest films of all-time with superlative performances from Henry Fonda and Jane Darwel … more →
FINALLY
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wrote 1 year ago: Ok, yeah, I know, I’m a promise breaker, a deadbeat dad of blogging. It took me a week to to … more →
Lights, Camera, Action
wrote 1 year ago: New in at Cinema Books: The Citizen Kane Crash Course in Cinematography by David Worth, $19.95 paper … more →
Hazy Days of Summer
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wrote 1 year ago: To the extent that most film criticism discusses the lens at all, you’re more likely to find d … more →
The Odyssey Home
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wrote 1 year ago: I viewed a dvd of John Ford’s lovingly crafted adaptation of Eugene O’Neill’s The … more →
Boarding Gate
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wrote 1 year ago: Finally got a day-off from the March Madness madness and Dave and I took in Boarding Gate during the … more →
Happy Birthday Dear Jesus
wrote 2 years ago: From all at Shadowplay! … more →
