The appeal of The Artist is simple enough. As a silent-turned-aural movie, it plays on the latent nostalgia of everyone who glorified the 1920’s and 30’s as well as the new generation of movie buffs for whom silent films are a novelty.
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The appeal of The Artist is simple enough. As a silent-turned-aural movie, it plays on the latent nostalgia of everyone who glorified the 1920’s and 30’s as well as the new generation of movie buffs for whom silent films are a novelty.
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It is 1927. A man sits in a chair, bound and writhing from the several thousand bolts coursing through him. He screams, “I won’t talk! I won’t say a word!” His torturers increase the voltage and command him to speak. But the man does not. And with that, The Artist begins.
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Despite a number of band breakups and the decline of radio and MTV, quality music is still alive in 2011, thriving in the social media sphere or by word of mouth. Though we can't elude the music of Lady Gaga or Justin Bieber or Katy Perry every day, it is still a delight that genuine musicians have ...
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“I used to wonder what it would feel like to be a National Book Award winner, so thank you for letting me find out,” said Patti Smith , almost in tears, in a ceremony where her memoir “ Just Kids ” won National Book Award for nonfiction. Read more...
WARNING: SPOILERS ABOUND.
The night before Abarat: Absolute Midnight , third book of Clive Barker ’s illustrated novel series the Abarat Quintet, was released in bookstores worldwide, I went on Facebook and tagged my fellow-fan-friends of the series in this status: “Tomorrow, there will be Absolute Midnigh...
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