“The character of the Tramp suggests that the 1930s was a time of transition for American culture. After the innovation and successive opulence that occurred during the Industrial Revolution in the . . .”
“I was watching the supplemental features today, including the BBC interview with Tati. It was so great to him speak so intelligently and passionately about comedy, a topic I feel like most people . . .”
“Marjorie Perloff described modernism as "less revolution than restoration" I think this is why Chaplin's Modern Times exhibits the aura of modernism as she calls it. Modern Times is not a silent . . .”
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“The character of the Tramp suggests that the 1930s was a time of transition for American culture. After the innovation and successive opulence that occurred during the Industrial Revolution in the . . .”
mikayla r on Modern Times: Exit the Tramp,
about 6 hours ago.
“I was watching the supplemental features today, including the BBC interview with Tati. It was so great to him speak so intelligently and passionately about comedy, a topic I feel like most people . . .”
CaptainFunction on The Dance of Playtime,
about 8 hours ago.
“Marjorie Perloff described modernism as "less revolution than restoration" I think this is why Chaplin's Modern Times exhibits the aura of modernism as she calls it. Modern Times is not a silent . . .”
samuel d.w. on Modern Times: Exit the Tramp,
about 11 hours ago.
“You're lame.”
Theo on Chungking Express: Electric Youth,
about 14 hours ago.
“A great review of my favorite movie. 'No fat', indeed. But Mick Jagger as Bud? 'Fuck that'!”
Mark Berman on Repo Man: A Lattice of Coincidence,
about 15 hours ago.