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Not often does Hollywood attempt existentialist endings, without illusion or false consolation, which dignify life as a predicament that need not be solved. This is from Up in the Air, Jason Reitman's movie of my novel about a man who is forever between things. And who chooses to live...

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~ Meet the hypocrite youtuber PJ ~ In his review of Ramayana, he said that it is a Hollywood level film, so there should be no flaws in it, people should criticize it And he was finding flaws in each and every frame. "Excessive nitpicking" But in the review of Odyssey he is saying that this is a modern adaptation, we should not go into such details, he's calling out people for nitpicking... Who can be a bigger hypocrite than him, he earns money from India and flatters the anglophones (angrej). When the VFX in Ramayana was a bit half-backed, he was criticising it a lot but when the VFX of a Hollywood movie is not up to the mark, he is defending it.... Here's the clip from both movie reviews.
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~ Meet the hypocrite youtuber PJ ~ In his review of Ramayana, he said that it is a Hollywood level film, so there should be no flaws in it, people should criticize it And he was finding flaws in each and every frame. "Excessive nitpicking" But in the review of Odyssey he is saying that this is a modern adaptation, we should not go into such details, he's calling out people for nitpicking... Who can be a bigger hypocrite than him, he earns money from India and flatters the anglophones (angrej). When the VFX in Ramayana was a bit half-backed, he was criticising it a lot but when the VFX of a Hollywood movie is not up to the mark, he is defending it.... Here's the clip from both movie reviews.

Mr SP

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RFK Jr. says parents need to teach their kids that life is a competition. They shouldn’t shield them from failure or embarrassment. “Competition is part of life.” “If we want a country that is strong in the world, we need kids who are willing to compete.” “A lot of times that involves failure and it may sometimes involve embarrassment.” “That's part of life.” “Parents have to be sensitive about how their children process experience, but they can't tell them that life is not going to be hard and that life is not a competition.”
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RFK Jr. says parents need to teach their kids that life is a competition. They shouldn’t shield them from failure or embarrassment. “Competition is part of life.” “If we want a country that is strong in the world, we need kids who are willing to compete.” “A lot of times that involves failure and it may sometimes involve embarrassment.” “That's part of life.” “Parents have to be sensitive about how their children process experience, but they can't tell them that life is not going to be hard and that life is not a competition.”

End Tribalism in Politics

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Thodōros Angelopoulos explains the difference between his films & those of Ingmar Bergman: "I don't find any similarities between my work and Bergman's. My cinema is not psychological, it is epic; the individual in it is not psychoanalyzed but placed within a historical context. My characters assume all the elements of epic cinema or, if I may say so, those of epic poetry, typically featuring clear-cut persona. In Homer, Odysseus is a shrewd conniver, Achilles is brave, loyal to his friends-and these characteristics never change. The same with Brecht whose characters are larger than life; they serve as carriers of history or ideas. My characters are not being analyzed, they are not tormented, like Bergman's. They are more humane. They search for lost things, all that was lost in the rupture between desire and reality. Until not very long ago the history of the world was based on desire; the desire to change the world one way or another. Now at the end of the century we realize that whatever was desired never really happened, and it did not happen for reasons that I am unable to explain. Perhaps it was impossible to change things using the specific methods that were employed at the time, but in any case, we are left with the experience of our failure, with the ashes of the disappointment of dreams that never materialized. My last three films reflect this taste of ashes, leaving the desire to be pursued in some future time, in the next discourse. My writing and Bergman's do not relate. In his films there is a strong metaphysical element which identifies the search for the father figure with the search for God or the denial of God. I think that in my own work, the father figure does not represent a goal in itself; the purpose of my films is to find a reason to exist. My films are not as metaphysical. They are, in a strange way, more existential than Bergman's. This is certainly the case for the trilogy- "Voyage to Cythera" (1984), "The Beekeeper" (1986), and "Landscape in the Mist" (1988)". (Theo Angelopoulos' interview with Gerald O'Grady, 1990)
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Thodōros Angelopoulos explains the difference between his films & those of Ingmar Bergman: "I don't find any similarities between my work and Bergman's. My cinema is not psychological, it is epic; the individual in it is not psychoanalyzed but placed within a historical context. My characters assume all the elements of epic cinema or, if I may say so, those of epic poetry, typically featuring clear-cut persona. In Homer, Odysseus is a shrewd conniver, Achilles is brave, loyal to his friends-and these characteristics never change. The same with Brecht whose characters are larger than life; they serve as carriers of history or ideas. My characters are not being analyzed, they are not tormented, like Bergman's. They are more humane. They search for lost things, all that was lost in the rupture between desire and reality. Until not very long ago the history of the world was based on desire; the desire to change the world one way or another. Now at the end of the century we realize that whatever was desired never really happened, and it did not happen for reasons that I am unable to explain. Perhaps it was impossible to change things using the specific methods that were employed at the time, but in any case, we are left with the experience of our failure, with the ashes of the disappointment of dreams that never materialized. My last three films reflect this taste of ashes, leaving the desire to be pursued in some future time, in the next discourse. My writing and Bergman's do not relate. In his films there is a strong metaphysical element which identifies the search for the father figure with the search for God or the denial of God. I think that in my own work, the father figure does not represent a goal in itself; the purpose of my films is to find a reason to exist. My films are not as metaphysical. They are, in a strange way, more existential than Bergman's. This is certainly the case for the trilogy- "Voyage to Cythera" (1984), "The Beekeeper" (1986), and "Landscape in the Mist" (1988)". (Theo Angelopoulos' interview with Gerald O'Grady, 1990)

DepressedBergman

52,940 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Andrei Tarkovsky's own comments about Mirror (1975) reflects how special this film was for him: "As I began work on Mirror, I found myself reflecting more and more that if you are serious about your work, then a film is not the next item in your career, it is an action which will affect the whole of your life. For I had made up my mind that in this film, for the first time, I would use the means of cinema to talk of all that was most precious to me, and do so directly, without playing any kinds of tricks."
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Andrei Tarkovsky's own comments about Mirror (1975) reflects how special this film was for him: "As I began work on Mirror, I found myself reflecting more and more that if you are serious about your work, then a film is not the next item in your career, it is an action which will affect the whole of your life. For I had made up my mind that in this film, for the first time, I would use the means of cinema to talk of all that was most precious to me, and do so directly, without playing any kinds of tricks."

Auteur House

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"A soft separation of souls who were ready, and souls who were not... You asked to wake up in the middle of the movie and realized the script was never yours... How do I live my life when the world is unraveling..." ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥
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"A soft separation of souls who were ready, and souls who were not... You asked to wake up in the middle of the movie and realized the script was never yours... How do I live my life when the world is unraveling..." ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

MTKate2.0

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VP Vance on the upcoming midterms: "The choice in this election is not between this set of policies that are good and this set of policies that are not so good. The choice in the election really is between crazy people who are trying to rig the game and common-sense people who you may have disagreements with from time to time, but at least they're rooted in common sense. The Democrats are saying — they're actively bragging — that they don't like the rules of the game [...] the rules don't allow them to run roughshod over the American Constitution, so they want to change the rules."
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VP Vance on the upcoming midterms: "The choice in this election is not between this set of policies that are good and this set of policies that are not so good. The choice in the election really is between crazy people who are trying to rig the game and common-sense people who you may have disagreements with from time to time, but at least they're rooted in common sense. The Democrats are saying — they're actively bragging — that they don't like the rules of the game [...] the rules don't allow them to run roughshod over the American Constitution, so they want to change the rules."

Townhall.com

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