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a personal journey with martin scorsese through american movies http://www.youtube.com/watch#playnext=1&playnext_from=TL&videos=OvQng1ZCkuY&v=DTbNv-P_9fg good if you like film at all brasilintime vols 1 and 2 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1032914198530086884&ei=71R9S5XeH4uOlAePn_npAQ&q=brasilintime http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8010344468005372072&ei=71R9S5XeH4uOlAePn_npAQ&q=brasilintime great doc where madlib, j rocc, cut chemist and some others go to brazil to make music with legends like paul humphrey and ivan conti. sequel to keepintime, great if you like good hip hop at all and especially if you like bossa nova and MPB
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Lacerta posted:I paint realism. This documentary is a crock of "ig'nant and proud" bullshit. I think there are just some people who would be better suited as mathematicians or something instead of artists. They can't comprehend any way to value art outside of technicality, so they dismiss everything that wasn't obviously slaved over for 300 hours with impeccable linework or whatever as garbage. There are a lot of photographers for instance who spend thousands of dollars on getting the best equipment to take the best possible picture of the prettiest landscape and it comes out looking just like another carbon copy of a National Geographic photo. Perfect technically but soulless to me because there's no thought or attempt to do anything new. No individuality. It's great for postcards and calendars I guess. It's also a way to judge art without having to think, just follow the rules. "Does it adhere to this guideline? No? Well then it's trash!" polysynth fucked around with this message at 04:47 on Apr 20, 2011 |
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