
Blitz movie review: the unraveling of propaganda
Picaresque childhood misadventures sketch vibrant WWII London. A movie of brutal randomness, feral intensity, and ferocious intimacy. Wildly human, artistically masterful, and completely magnificent.

Picaresque childhood misadventures sketch vibrant WWII London. A movie of brutal randomness, feral intensity, and ferocious intimacy. Wildly human, artistically masterful, and completely magnificent.

I correctly guessed 10 out of the 24 categories, which is at least a little better than last year.

You’re welcome.

So awesome that I almost can’t bear it. And so relevant to today: Are the battles between rich and poor, science and superstition, freedom and repression actually endless?
With links to my reviews. I’ll be adding reviews of the last few films I haven’t yet covered between now and the Oscars.
Like how Russell Crowe and Hugh Jackman could have swapped roles in Les Misérables and it would have worked just as well…
Why does it seem to appeal to the same people who love science fiction and fantasy? What does musical theater have in common with the things we more traditionally think of as “geeky”?
Inspired by that powerful final scene of Les Misérables…
Stuff my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
Feel free to talk about the TV side as well, if you like…