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The Joker

November 28 2007

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Is it just me or does Nolan’s Joker look more like Tim Burton style than the one in the 1989 batman movie? The makeup is very reminiscent of Beetlejuice.

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James McEwan

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But every night I burn…

March 28 2007

The Crow
Okay I’ve been listening to the Crow soundtrack again, some new arts to go with.

Think I’ve abused that brush pen with a fill-in for the last time.

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James McEwan

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You know my desk drawer key is 007…

March 20 2007

So after a great movie night of Casino Royale and Pulse, tonight I’m gonna hit the books.

Of the movies in question Royale was the strongest, Craig makes a fine Bond with a far more fleshed out character (who owes more than his blond hair to Jack Bauer) the story was fantastic and a welcome departure from the doomsday mcguffin that weighed down the later James Bond movies.
It was a little strange to hear Eva Green with an English accent, but I thought she did a wonderful job as Vesper Lynd and between her and Craig, they really sold the horror of Bond’s work. I really look forward to seeing where this series goes.

Pulse was alright, Kristen Bell is always lovely to look at, but story wise it fell flat. Like a lot of the Japanese to American horror films — this one was Kairo in Japan — they eschew the social subtext and bring shock after shock, which are telegraphed to the point that I wonder when blank space and foreboding music ever led to a viewer being shocked. There’s some excellent cg work though that really pops, so that helps.

Now onto the stock pile of books, in my current pile:

Somewhere between all that I need to design this place…

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James McEwan

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woohoo

July 26 2006

After three weeks of waiting I finally got my hands on Clerks 2 premiere tickets!

Coupled with my Art School Confidential tickets, this year’s film festival is looking sweet.

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James McEwan

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