Movie/film suggestions.

Beside watching music reviews on videos posted on YouTube by amateurs (the term used without pejorative implication), I also watch film/movie reviews. The quality of the reviews varies wildly, and I have discovered an unusually good reviewer---a youngish woman---who named her channel Deep Focus Lens (a good name, don’t you agree?). She may be an amateur (though she has a Patreon account), but she gets David Lynch to a degree Siskel & Ebert---for instance---were incapable of

I just watched her review of David Lynches final full length film, Inland Empire. Here it is:

https://youtu.be/smN7_AVrtGg?si=VJpdzL-h6890XWoF

Also great to see The Counselor, an unfairly maligned masterpiece written by the great Cormac McCarthy, his only screenwriting effort.

I’ll say it again: a great movie! I am not a huge Brad Pitt fan, but he played his part and delivered his lines perfectly. There are certain aspects of this movie I gave up trying to figure out, but I figure that’s just McCarthy being McCarthy, and I can enjoy it without figuring out and understanding the ’why’ for everything.

True Romance 

Director: Tony Scott

Screenplay: Quentin Tarantino

For me it's Blade Runner.  There isn't a wasted frame.  I'm torn between with narration or without but I've seen it so many times I still hear the narration in my head even on the directors cut.

My guilty pleasure is "One From the Heart"  Tom Waits, Terry Garr and and cinematography at its finest.  (story on the hand....)

Waking Ned Devine

music by The Waterboys