I went to see Birdman. It inspires! The artistic filmmaking of
Alejandro González Iñárritu says one thing, "Master of the art form of
film making". What command he has over the performer. Boy! I was
inspire, I laughed my ass off at all the balls jokes. It was silly, deep
and at points emotionally moving. Birdman wins but more importantly it
inspires, or should inspire filmmakers such as myself to reach for new
heights. Often I see filmmakers trying to mimic styles of other
filmmakers when Alejandro makes it cool just to be you. Wow! I know at
least a nomination is coming. On another note I watched some pretty
amazing trailers before the film. The art house film world has some
pretty cool films about to hit the market. I only hope to join the ranks
with Lucid Dreams. See ya at the theater. Center seat, middle row.
Respect Deserves No Applause I wonder what happened to the days where you treat people how you want to be treated. In all fairness I’m a little young to have experience that age being a child of the 70’s. I didn’t see a lot of it growing up but there was some left. However, I’m still old enough to know what respect is, what it should look like and feel like and to be honest I’m not seeing a lot of it lately. For instance, I contacted an upwardly mobile person of business and of some celebrity for potential business opportunity via the internet of course and was given the viral cold shoulder. Now, in all fairness I know they have people coming to them all the time with ideas and it could be hard to vet who’s serious. I didn’t think I came off aloof but you never know what someone is thinking or the opinion they formed about you based on what little information they had. I’m no outsider to the film industry; however I am clearly not an insider in this person’s mind so the p
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