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Cloud Atlus Review: The Wachowski Cycle
The Wachowski siblings originally shocked the world with The Matrix, an incredibly ambitious and important action movie from 1999. The latter two movies were absurd, rhetoric nonsense that completely diminished the love most people had towards that original Matrix movie. It’s funny how Cloud Atlas is mainly about lives being cyclical and all past mistakes will repeat themselves throughout history, because Cloud Atlas is also absurd, rhetoric nonsense by the Wachowski siblings. [Read more...]
Editorial: Abstraction in Art
Allow me to elaborate briefly on a controversial opinion I’ve held for some time: I firmly believe that abstraction, in both concept and practice, is uninteresting in any sort of still art. This includes, primarily, photography and painting. Once again, I’ll elaborate. [Read more...]
Editorial: Maybe, Just Maybe, We Should Stop Insulting “Fanboys”
Here’s something I don’t understand. No, really. I was reading a review of The Three Stooges (the only zero score on Metacritic, if you’re interested), when I happened upon this strange, sort of surreal aside:
“…yes, I like the Three Stooges. This must be stated, because Stooges fans only trust other Stooges fans, and although I’m not a charter member of the fraternity – i.e., I don’t live in my mother’s basement, I can carry on a conversation with a woman, etc…”
In other words, the reviewer seems to be stating, “I am a fan, but not a typical fan, because then I must be a loser.” I can’t be the only one who finds it odd that a person would admit to being a member of a community (an inclusive one at that, hence “Stooges fans only trust other Stooges fans”) before immediately, and bitterly undercutting that very same group of people to which he’s ascribed himself, can I?








