What many people underrated about Sterling is that when other teams and players did something great, he gave those calls the same dramatic flair as the ones for the Yankees.
John Sterling’s call of Cecil Fielder’s 50th HR in 1990.
Fielder became the 11th player in major league to have a 50 HR season.
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He must have forgotten that he was definitely WAY more influenced by Blake Edwards circa 1980 (SOB and 10) than at least half of this list.
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Thesis: if the first half of IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE weren't incredibly horny, David Lynch would be a totally different kind of filmmaker.
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Los Angeles, any interest in this?
You knew some NYC theater was gonna do it.
We're that NYC theater.
Join us for MIAMI VICE (2006) this Friday and Saturday at 11:40 PM! ifccenter.com/films/miami-vi…
It’s so funny that Gerwig is going around saying her influences for Barbie were Tati and Demy and yet the end result is not meaningfully different from Aqua’s Barbie Girl video
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Is it madness or something more sinister? Watch the exclusive trailer for the upcoming thriller Presence.
You can check out the exclusive poster here: bit.ly/3gm2iui
The scene in The Batman where Serkis shows Pattinson how he’s breaking the cipher by finding double letters would be way better if after Pattinson says “interesting” he added “have you seen Zodiac?”
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CGI is a tool like any other and it is odd to see filmmakers disavow it given that the entire history of the medium is one of trickery and deception. However, Death on the Nile is a travesty created by an over reliance on CGI so I'm okay with preferring being ashamed by it.
at least the director isn’t flat out lying about the film’s use of VFX (like others do)
but the central thesis of this piece is that using digital effects is ‘sinful’
“Northman”’s Robert Eggers on giving in to digital effects: ‘I whip myself every night’
polygon.com/23037504/robert-…
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There are two films that are instructive when it comes to CGI: Logan's Run and Coppola's Dracula. Logan's Run shows how cheap and bad sci-fi was before CGI came around. Dracula on the other hand was a film where the studio pitched Coppola on CGI.
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Obvious point that is worth reiterating: I have not seen THE NORTHMAN yet but I think it’s important that any criticism of it be tempered by the fact that it’s the kind of movie the studios should be financing.
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Q&A with VHYES Director Jack Henry Robbins tonight after the 10pm show at Lumiere Cinema at the Music Hall. #VHYES
Just added: Q&A with VHYES Director @Aol_tweets this Saturday, January 18th after the 10pm show.
Tickets available at lumierecinemala.com
