Whether they are or they aren’t, this video remains our favorite kind of critique:
More by the same creators – Cinefix – at…oh, you guessed it?! The CineFix Channel.
LB’s NOTE: I do have one complaint about this post. The narration of the video says “Good film-making isn’t all clever dialog and….” But the blurb under the video on YouTube puts it a bit differently:
NOTE FROM LB
Ah, back to showbiz at last. But first a few words about today’s title.
Just to be clear, I don’t really think I’m dead, not in any way . Because from the right angle, with just the proper squint and a frame of mind that encompasses more than we can ever see, it’s pretty clear that nothing ever really dies at all.
LB’S NOTE: As some of you may know (from clues such as this), I’ve got a soft spot in my heart for poetry. (Notice that I didn’t say that soft spot is in my head, no matter what many people think.)
Because of my love for – and dedication to – poetry, I’m stretching TVWriter™’s mission just a bit by letting all our visitors in on what I believe is a Golden Opportunity…provided that you, like me, not only read poetry but write it too.
Here we go:
NOTE FROM LB
I used to think that I’ve had to learn way too many lessons the hard way. Then I realized: So has everyone else:
I wanted to be a hero, and searched from cause to cause.
NOTE FROM LB
Performance art?
Many years ago I was given a gift,