Tagged “film”

• Shōgun’s Visual Style

  The limitations of TV’s style bandwidth.

  Published Apr 09, 2024

• Updating letterboxd-to-markdown to ESM

  CommonJS to ESM.

  Published Mar 11, 2024

• Talking Pictures Podcast

  TCM’s new interview series with filmmakers.

  Published Feb 19, 2024

• 3D Bluray Rental

  Exploring Netflix DVD alternatives.

  Published Nov 20, 2023

• Letterboxd to Markdown Update: Folder Dates for Rewatched Films

  Adjusting for rewatched films.

  Published Sep 28, 2023

• Scarecrow Video’s Rent by Mail Service

  Indie darling steps into the disc rental gap vacated by Netflix.

  Published Sep 13, 2023

• Decision to Leave

  Sexy camera moves.

  Published May 05, 2023

• Vice: “Goodbye to Netflix DVDs, The Last Good Tech Company”

  Aaron Gordon looks back at Netflix before metrics and the algorithm ate everything.

  Published Apr 24, 2023

• Netflix to Shut Down DVD Service

  Goodbye, red envelopes.

  Published Apr 21, 2023

• Syncing Letterboxd Data to Markdown Files

  Owning my Letterboxd data.

  Published Mar 22, 2023

• World of Wong Kar Wai

  Criterion’s new Wong Kar Wai box set.

  Published Apr 26, 2021

• Mubi’s Poster for In the Mood for Love

  😍📽

  Published Mar 19, 2021

• Film Log, 2020

  My movie viewing from last year.

  Published Jan 18, 2021

• “25 Best Films of 2020” Video Countdown by David Ehrlich

  Always tightly-edited, always a good source of films I missed.

  Published Jan 14, 2021

• Criterion’s Most Anticipated Films of 2021

  Upcoming projects for 2021, featuring some of my favorite filmmakers.

  Published Jan 04, 2021

• The Ringer: “The Future of Film Talk Is on Letterboxd”

  The Ringer takes a look at Letterboxd, the social film discovery network.

  Published Sep 18, 2020

• The Half of It

  Alice Wu’s follow up to Saving Face.

  Published May 25, 2020

• NYT: “‘Mad Max: Fury Road’: The Oral History of a Modern Action Classic”

  Mad Max: Fury Road, in the words of those who created it.

  Published May 15, 2020

• Babylon Berlin

  Netflix’s series set between WWI and WWII

  Published Apr 08, 2020

• RogerEbert.com’s “Best Films of the 2010s”

  Published Nov 07, 2019

• Vulture: “‘Heel It Now, Dig?’: Rian Johnson Revisits the Mystery of Brick”

  Rian Johnson looks back at Brick.

  Published Oct 18, 2019

• The Last Video Store

  The Atlantic features Ardmore’s Viva Video.

  Published Oct 03, 2019

• A Separation

  Finally watched Asghar Farhadi’s acclaimed film.

  Published Mar 21, 2018

• Columbus

  A few thoughts on Kogonada’s Columbus.

  Published Feb 23, 2018

• Forty

  Celebrating in Manahawkin, NJ.

  Published Aug 03, 2017