Thursday, November 02, 2006
I Have A New Blog
Ramblings of a Film-Addicted Mind.
This one is solely for movie-related topics. My goal is for it to be slightly more professional this one, and offer me a place to showcase my writing as well as voice my opinions on various movie-related topics. I plan on posting reviews, analyses, commentaries on any movie news that inspire strong feelings in me, and who knows what other stuff I'll come up with.
I have begun with three pieces of writing which have not yet been viewed by the public at large, which is a shame since I'm rather proud of them, particularly the latter two:
1) My review of Borat, which while it was published in the newspaper, for some reason didn't get put on the website.
2) My review/analysis of United 93 which I wrote for my Film class, looking at it from an ideological perspective. I got an A, so I must be doing something right.
3) My review of Slither which was never published. That's a shame, since I believe it might be one of my few pieces that is somewhat original - as far as I know, I'm the only one to walk away from it thinking there was a significant moral statement being made about the sanctity of marriage.
Anyways, there it is. Enjoy.
This one is solely for movie-related topics. My goal is for it to be slightly more professional this one, and offer me a place to showcase my writing as well as voice my opinions on various movie-related topics. I plan on posting reviews, analyses, commentaries on any movie news that inspire strong feelings in me, and who knows what other stuff I'll come up with.
I have begun with three pieces of writing which have not yet been viewed by the public at large, which is a shame since I'm rather proud of them, particularly the latter two:
1) My review of Borat, which while it was published in the newspaper, for some reason didn't get put on the website.
2) My review/analysis of United 93 which I wrote for my Film class, looking at it from an ideological perspective. I got an A, so I must be doing something right.
3) My review of Slither which was never published. That's a shame, since I believe it might be one of my few pieces that is somewhat original - as far as I know, I'm the only one to walk away from it thinking there was a significant moral statement being made about the sanctity of marriage.
Anyways, there it is. Enjoy.
# posted by Andrew Johnson : 11/02/2006 02:26:00 AM 
